Virginia Department of Corrections names new director, starts work on Friday
The Virginia Department of Corrections has a new director starting Friday: Judge Chadwick Dotson, currently the chair of the Virginia Parole Board.
The Virginia Department of Corrections has a new director starting Friday: Judge Chadwick Dotson, currently the chair of the Virginia Parole Board.
West Virginia’s largest university has struggled with dwindling enrollment, revenue lost during the pandemic and increased debt.
Three Virginia projects will receive $127,500 in competitive-award funding that supports local food production and sustainable agriculture.
Virginians may now transfer a vehicle’s ownership electronically saving time waiting in long lines at the Department of Motor Vehicles.
Since the 2017 election, the Democrats have been consistently delivering for rural Virginia. In that time, we have either forced the Republicans to finally address the long-neglected needs of their constituents or we’ve rolled up our sleeves and addressed it ourselves.
The Virginia Department of Corrections apprehended a female suspect attempting to supply drugs and a cell phone to an inmate at Bland Correctional Center.
More than $2 million worth of honey is produced in Virginia annually – but honeybees do more than “just give us honey,” one expert says.
The Waynesboro Chapter of Virginia Organizing wants residents to have an opportunity to share their experiences at a vigil on Saturday night starting at 6.
Forty-five projects across the Commonwealth have been awarded $2,910,500 in small business development and community revitalization grants.
This year’s State Fair of Virginia offers unique ways for all ages to explore Virginia agriculture. Themed “Your Fair, Your Way,” the 10-day event begins Sept. 22.
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