The slippery slope to despotism: Paved with lockdowns, raids and forced vaccinations
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You have no rights. That’s the lesson the government wants us to learn from this COVID-19 business.
Search Results for housing
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Arts Council of the Valley suspending operations at Court Square Theater into 2021
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The Arts Council of the Valley noted in an email to supporters on Wednesday that it has made the decision to suspend operations at Court Square Theater for at least a year.
Credit repair industry: Know the current trends
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With hundreds of thousands of workers filing for unemployment benefits, bankruptcy courts are looking at a record number of new cases.
Virginia Tech offers resources for students scrambling to find jobs, internships during lockdown
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Morgan Broadus’s final summer as a Virginia Tech student was stacking up to be one of her best yet.
UVA Health opens hotline for Charlottesville-area patients without a regular doctor
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UVA Health is launching a hotline staffed by its medical students and doctors for Charlottesville-area patients without a primary care doctor.
Pocahontas Parkway provides $20K to CIS of Richmond’s COVID-19 emergency food assistance
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Pocahontas Parkway provided a $20,000 grant to Communities In Schools of Richmond to assist with the organization’s emergency food assistance outreach in eastern Henrico County.
Virginia Tech’s Wornie Reed helps lead nationwide outreach effort, Coronavirus Urban Report
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The impact of COVID-19 on the well-being of ethnic minority groups is still emerging; however, current statistics suggest a disproportionate burden of illness and death among people of color.
Warner-backed bill addresses concerns over security of info gathered to fight COVID-19
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There are legitimate concerns being raised that contact tracing could lead to abuse on the part of tech companies and public health agencies.
Elaine Luria participates in virtual roundtable regarding VA home loans
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Congresswoman Elaine Luria joined fellow House Committee on Veterans Affairs Economic Opportunity Subcommittee members in a virtual roundtable this week.
Israel and Palestinians: Architects of their own destruction
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As Israel celebrates the 72nd anniversary of its independence, the Israeli-Palestinian conflict continues to simmer as neither side seems to have learned anything from their seven decades-old conflict, and dramatic changes on the ground are readily dismissed.
