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The ACC inflicted two bad blows on itself Tuesday night, with Duke all but assuring itself that it won’t be a top NCAA Tourney seed, and N.C. State putting itself firmly on the wrong side of the tourney bubble.
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A tradition in the House of Delegates that has come about in recent years is to have a speech at the beginning of each daily session during February about a Black person. Some speeches are about well-known historic figures; most are about lesser-known Black persons who have made contributions to their communities and to the…
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A horrendous season for North Carolina got even worse Saturday evening as the Tar Heels surrendered a 13-point lead over Duke with just over four minutes left.
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A VCU Massey Center project aims to better understand how social and behavioral patterns as well as financial and environmental factors impact cancer rates.
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Traditional Medicinals, the leading seller of wellness tea in the United States, will invest $29.7 million to establish an East Coast herbal tea manufacturing and processing operation in the Summit View Business Park in Franklin County.
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Farmers will step away from the fields and into the statehouse on Jan. 27 to discuss agricultural issues and concerns with legislators during the 2020 Virginia Farm Bureau Federation Legislative Day.
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The Senate passed two bipartisan, bicameral spending bills Thursday to fund federal government operations through 2020. The bills now head to President Trump’s desk for signature.
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AeroFarms® will invest $42 million to build its largest, most sophisticated indoor vertical farm to date in Cane Creek Centre, a joint industrial park for the City of Danville and Pittsylvania County.
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J.M. “Jerry” Jenkins of Blackstone was honored Dec. 4 with Virginia Farm Bureau Federation’s 2019 Distinguished Service to Farm Bureau Award during the VFBF Annual Meeting in Norfolk.
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Spain is the third most popular European country that produces elegant wine labels. The country got its winemaking inspiration from the neighboring territories France and Italy, the founders of the world’s largest viticulture.
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