Wildlife Center of Virginia encourages caution during baby season in the Valley
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Staff, students and volunteers at the Wildlife Center of Virginia, a non-profit hospital for native wildlife, are experiencing baby season.
Search Results for housing
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He’s back: Bobby Henderson eyes at-large seat on Waynesboro City Council in November
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When Bobby Henderson decided not to run for re-election to Waynesboro City Council in 2022, he told us he’d be back.
Unfinished business: Terry Short Jr. hopeful for another term on Waynesboro City Council
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Terry Short Jr. has been knocking on doors and riding his bike around Waynesboro asking voters for their signature on his petition for a third term on city council.
Declining number of fireflies in summer season likely due to weather, development, pesticides
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A Virginia Tech entomologist said the number of fireflies on summer nights is decreasing due to climate and urban development.
Cost to move animal shelter to Verona higher than estimate; timeline is uncertain
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The cost to outfit the former Verona Elementary School for use by the Shenandoah Valley Animal Services Center has come in with a higher price tag.
First shared solar projects in Virginia include two in Augusta County
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The first five shared solar projects in Virginia history are operating and providing low-cost clean energy to low-income customers.
History of Rosenwald Schools focus of new exhibit at Virginia Museum of History in Richmond
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In 1911, Booker T. Washington met Julius Rosenwald. The meeting led to the foundation of the Rosenwald schools.
What is Carla Williams doing to fix UVA football? It’s time for accountability
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Over breakfast in the shadow of Fenway Park last week, Scott German brought up the work on the new football ops center at UVA, that we’ve been told for years will be a big step forward for the Virginia football program.
Harrisonburg residential fire displaces family of eight, one pet; no working fire alarm
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A Harrisonburg home with no working fire detector on Jefferson Street received an estimated $25,000 in damage after a residential fire Friday night.
500K Virginians benefit from ACP: We need to ensure they aren’t forced offline
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The importance of connectivity is paramount to each of our homes, not just as a utility but as a fundamental resource for daily life.
