BLS data shows job layoffs in Virginia decreased 10 percent in 2023
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A decrease in layoffs in the Commonwealth was reported for November 2023 by the Department of Workforce Development and Advancement.
Search Results for housing
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Albemarle County reassessment process complete; taxpayers to receive notices later this month
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Taxpayers in Albemarle County will receive notices later this month related to the annual reassessment process.
Senate legislation introduced to bolster security, detect illicit drugs at Southwest U.S. border
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The Stop Fentanyl at the Border Act would increase staffing capacity and technology to bolster security and detect illicit drugs.
Four Valley organizations awarded funding to provide energy efficiency upgrades
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The CAAV has awarded $35,000 to area non-profit organizations in support of its partnership with CHP Energy Solutions.
Bitter cold temperatures ahead to complicate life for unhoused individuals in the Valley
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For the region’s homeless, the colder temperatures are especially brutal, and even with cold-weather shelters available at night, during the day, staying warm is a challenge.
Senators call on HUD to review gap in mortgage approval rate for Blacks, whites at Navy Federal
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CNN recently reported that Navy Federal Credit Union is more than twice as likely to deny a loan from a Black applicant as a white applicant.
Andrew Moss: A word you should know in 2024
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Since the presidency of Donald Trump, our growing preoccupation with deceptive forms of political communication can be charted.
Nelson County’s comprehensive plan through 2042 ready for public review, comments
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Nelson County is inviting residents to take part in two public hearings to review the Nelson 2042 Comprehensive Plan before it is adopted in April.
Jason Miyares recognizes January as Human Trafficking Prevention Month
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Virginia Attorney General Jason Miyares is reminding Virginians that his office offers resources to combat human trafficking.
Tracy Pyles: The ‘cringeworthy’ recent actions of the Augusta County Board of Supervisors
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“Cringeworthy” is not an everyday word, unless one spends time following the missteps of the Augusta County Board of Supervisors.
