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The Virginia Employment Commission announced Thursday that the number of continued unemployment claims was essentially unchanged, holding at their highest level since the end of 2021, during the most recent filing week.
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Working with the therapy dogs has been a huge passion project for Hammer because of her strong love for dogs, but also as someone who has benefited personally from therapy. “I know first-hand how impactful it can be to meet new folks on campus and to reach out for support when needed.”
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A Southwest Virginia man who distributed methamphetamine in Southwest Virginia as part of a multi-member drug trafficking ring pled guilty last week to federal drug charges.
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A Mechanicsville man was among three found guilty in a Washington, D.C., court on Tuesday of assaulting police officers at the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021.
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DroneUp plans to invest $27.2 million to expand its headquarters in Virginia Beach and establish a testing, training, and R&D center at Richard Bland College in Dinwiddie County.
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Virginia football coach Tony Elliott wants to have a more balanced offense than, certainly last year’s Virginia offense, which won’t be all that hard.
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Most vehicles are equipped with an annoying little feature. If you don’t buckle up, they’re going to ding. And ding and ding – until you finally put on your seat belt. Turns out, studies show that ding is actually what motivates some folks to wear their seat belt.
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Beyond the bright lights of the midway and the enticing aroma of fair foods, the spirit of the State Fair of Virginia is rooted in agriculture.
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A football team is like a mobile hospital, with the variety of guys in various stages of disrepair. Virginia is a bit more banged up going into its first game week than coach Tony Elliott would like.
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“All good things must come to an end,” said Ed Clark, president and founder of the Wildlife Center of Virginia. “UNTAMED,” the television series co-produced by the center and the Richmond-based VPM, will not be renewed for a fifth season.
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