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At its monthly meeting this week, the Commonwealth Transportation Board approved $20.2 million in contracts for projects by both the Virginia Department of Transportation and the Department of Rail and Public Transportation.
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The weeks and months following college graduation can be some of the most stressful, exciting, and confusing times for young professionals. Indeed, trying to figure out where to apply for jobs, what industries to explore, and how best to secure a new line of work can be as draining as the actual job itself!
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The University of Virginia formally introduced Tina Thompson as its new women’s basketball coach at a press conference on Wednesday.
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A company picnic can be a great way to bring all your co-workers together in one place, so every member of staff can get to know one another on a personal level and have a little fun.
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Do you have a hobby, craft, or skill that you can transform into a career? Many of us dream of abandoning the 9-5 in favour of following our dreams, and it needn’t be as daunting as you expect! In this article, we’ll look at the steps you can take to create a business from your hobby.
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U.S. Sen. Mark Warner (D-VA), Vice Chairman of the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence, issued the following statement after Reddit announced that it had taken action against nearly a thousand accounts that were controlled by the Russia-based Internet Research Agency (IRA).
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Most people have the assurance that they will be safe as they carry out their work day. Unfortunately, this is not the case for our transportation workers.
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In 2017, 842 people were killed on the roadways of Virginia. This represents an 11% increase over the prior year. Distracted driving has been identified as a contributing factor.
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The Super Bowl of pro wrestling, sports entertainment, whatever you’re supposed to call it, is tonight: WrestleMania 34. What to watch for on the biggest show of the year.
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Members of the Shenandoah County Farm Bureau have been sharing their love of agriculture with their neighbors by showing free movies. And the four-year tradition continues this April.
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