Extension meets 4-H’ers mastering the science, safety, business of food
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“Fin!!” In red, the word closed a list of ingredients and instructions for making nectar from mangoes.
Search Results for national security
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Mandela Washington Fellows benefit from leadership training
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Networking is a constant fixture on Capitol Hill in Washington, D.C., but this summer a group of honorary Hokies have been making introductions with a unique goal in mind.
Virginia Tech College of Engineering honored for diversity progress
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The Virginia Tech College of Engineering is among the first in the country to earn a bronze award from the American Society for Engineering Education in its inaugural year of their Diversity Recognition Program.
Brick by brick, prison walls get more oppressive by the day
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We in the American Police State may enjoy the illusion of freedom, but that is all it is: an elaborate deception.
Top 10 money tips every college student should know
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As college students head to campus this fall, money management should be on their personal syllabus.
Spanberger hosts 2019 Rural Broadband Summit
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Rep. Abigail Spanberger held her 2019 Rural Broadband Summit on Saturday to hear about how a lack of reliable broadband internet access is impacting families, farmers, first responders, and small business owners across Central Virginia.
Virginia State Police promotes captain to executive staff
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Virginia State Police Captain Tricia W. Powers will join the department’s executive staff as a deputy director of the Bureau of Administrative and Support Services effective Aug. 10.
Spanberger announces details for Rural Broadband Summit
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Rep. Abigail Spanberger will host the 2019 Rural Broadband Summit on Saturday, providing an opportunity for Central Virginians to publicly discuss their personal experiences with a lack of high-speed broadband internet access.
Who inflicts the most gun violence in America?
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Yes, gun violence is a problem in America, although violent crime generally remains at an all-time low.
United Way accepting FEMA funds applications
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United Way of Greater Augusta has received notification that Staunton has been awarded $6,990 to supplement emergency food and shelter programs in the Greater Augusta region.
