UVA Lawn residents eagerly await trick-or-treaters on Halloween
Share
Thousands of pint-sized heroes, hoodlums and other creations will descend on UVA on Oct. 31 for its annual “Trick-or-Treating on the Lawn” celebration.
Search Results for housing
Share
River Ridge Land and Cattle Co. to invest $2.1 million, create 11 new jobs in Grayson County
Share
River Ridge Land and Cattle Co. will build and operate a new meat processing facility in Grayson County.
McAuliffe kicks off Commonwealth of Virginia Workplace Giving Campaign
Share
Gov. Terry McAuliffe today announced a $4.3 million goal for the 2016 Commonwealth of Virginia Campaign for state employee workplace giving.
Anti-poverty programs help alleviate costs: More must be done to reduce burdens
Share
Recent U.S. Census Bureau data show reductions in the poverty rate and increases in household median income, but that’s not the whole story.
Virginia Tech to build FutureHAUS Dubai for 2018 international solar competition
Share
After winning the top collegiate prize for the world’s best solar house in 2010, Virginia Tech is gearing up to do it again.
ST Tissue LLC to invest $35 million to expand manufacturing operation in Isle of Wight
Share
ST Tissue LLC, a manufacturer of high-quality tissue, towel and napkin products, will invest $35 million to expand its operation in Isle of Wight County.
Less students attending college to obtain an MBA
Share
The number of students attending traditional colleges to obtain an MBA degree has fallen over the last two years.
Childhood Cancer Awareness Month and radon gas: What you need to know
Share
For Childhood Cancer Awareness month, SWAT Environmental, a leading radon mitigation service provider, has compiled key facts and advice about radon risks.
Dominion accepting applications for community needs grants
Share
Nonprofit organizations in the regions served by Dominion are invited to apply for grants of up to $50,000 each for programs that provide essential community services.
Sen. Warner requests update on Data Act financial transparency tools
Share
Sen. Mark Warner followed up on his request to more than three-dozen federal agencies to provide Digital Accountability and Transparency Act implementation plans.
