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University of Virginia Cancer Center is among the first centers in the U.S. to offer a new breast cancer treatment that aims to reduce treatment time to a single day instead of several weeks.
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At 6:03 p.m., Virginia State Police Trooper J.S. Martin was called to the scene of a six-vehicle chain reaction crash on Afton Mountain in Albemarle County.
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Crossroads to Brain Injury Recovery announced this week that Christy Kiser of Waynesboro has joined the organization as the newest member of the Board of Trustees.
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Before trading in the warm days of summer for a toasty fall fire, be sure to have your chimney cleaned and inspected.
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Today the Washington Post revealed Ken Cuccinelli’s pattern of association with and support for Fathers’ Rights advocates, whose agenda includes opposing domestic violence protections, reducing child support payments and making it harder for married couples to get divorced.
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The eardrum is necessary for hearing because it vibrates in response to sound waves and conveys the vibrations to the brain, but in addition it works as a shield to isolate the inner ear and keep it clear of infection.
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Gov. Bob McDonnell today announced the winners of the second annual Governor’s Bowl Food and Fund Drive, including the Greater Augusta Regional Chamber of Commerce, which took top honors overall with more than 115,000 pounds of food collected locally.
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Cadence Inc., a leading manufacturer of precision products for the medical device and life science markets, announced today its inclusion in the annual Inc. 5000 list of the fastest-growing companies in the U.S. for the first time. The Inc. 5000 list is determined using three-year revenue growth.
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The Blue Ridge Area Food Bank announces today the hiring of Karen J. Ratzlaff as its new Chief Philanthropy Officer. She succeeds Michael McKee, who left that position to lead the Food Bank as CEO in May.
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Whether you’re new to management or a seasoned leader, take your skills to the next level with these certificate programs at Blue Ridge Community College (BRCC). Each has been carefully designed to help you transfer new skills directly to the workplace.
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