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Growing Virginia’s economy and creating jobs have always been House Republicans’ number one priority. This emphasis yielded results as 177,300 new jobs were created over the last four years and Forbes ranked Virginia the number one state for doing business.
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This Sunday is Royal Rumble and it all starts with the Royal Rumble Kickoff! The 30 minute Kickoff will feature expert analysis from some of your favorite WWE personalities and a title match between WWE Tag Team Champions The Rhodes Brothers and The New Age Outlaws. Who will emerge victorious when these veterans collide for…
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Coming off of one of the conference’s most successful seasons, JMU has been selected sixth in the 2014 Colonial Athletic Association preseason baseball poll according to a vote of the league’s eight coaches.
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On a 7-7 vote today, the Senate Committee on General Laws voted to kill a bill that would have protected state workers from employment discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation or gender identity.
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The 2014 Session is well underway. This year, like every year, we have challenges to conquer to meet the needs of the Commonwealth’s 8.3 million residents. Before we get to those challenges, we have to go through the ceremony that is required every four years.
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WMRA and Clementine Café present 30 years of Blues Valley with Professah Blues, Greg Versen.
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To provide easier access to comprehensive care for patients with concussions and mild traumatic brain injury (TBI), University of Virginia Health System is opening the Brain Injury and Sports Concussion Clinic on Friday, Jan. 17.
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U.S. Sen. Mark Warner, D-Va., comments on the announcement Thursday that former Republican National Committee chair Ed Gillespie will challenge him for the U.S. Senate in the 2014 election.
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WWE Hall of Famer Johnnie Mae Young has passed away at the age of 90. A 75-year veteran of the pro-wrestling business, Young’s career predated Gorgeous George and went on past the Attitude Era all the way to her 90th birthday party on Monday Night Raw last March.
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WWE Hall of Famer Johnnie Mae Young has passed away at the age of 90. A 75-year veteran of the pro-wrestling business, Young’s career predated Gorgeous George and went on past the Attitude Era all the way to her 90th birthday party on Monday Night Raw last March. “There will never be another Mae Young,”…
