
Virginia Tech announces search committee for vice provost for faculty affairs
Virginia Tech has formed a search committee to oversee a national search for the next vice provost for faculty affairs.

Virginia Tech has formed a search committee to oversee a national search for the next vice provost for faculty affairs.

Xaloy will move its barrel manufacturing operation from Ohio back to Virginia and reopen its former facility in Pulaski County.

A panel of university officials and local health experts convened at the Moss Arts Center this week for a discussion about the importance of vaccines and the latest on ongoing preparations for a full, in-person experience for Virginia Tech students this fall.

Virginia will invest $700 million in American Rescue Plan funding to expedite the deployment of last-mile broadband infrastructure to unserved areas and close the digital divide within the next three years.

Virginia’s unemployment rate dropped to 4.3 percent in June, less than half of the 8.8 percent rate that we saw in the Commonwealth one year ago, at the height of the COVID-19 shutdown.

Democratic gubernatorial nominee Terry McAuliffe raised $7.52 million in the May 28-June 30 reporting period, more than double the fundraising haul of Republican nominee Glenn Youngkin.

Virginia State Police is investigating a single-vehicle crash in Augusta County that occurred at 12:53 a.m. Thursday in the 400 block of Little Calf Pasture Highway/Route 42 in the community of Swoope.

The Virginia Commission for the Arts has announced it officers for the 2022 fiscal year.

Farmers in Virginia’s coastal plain and Piedmont regions largely avoided damaging weather from Tropical Storm Elsa as it rolled through the state on July 8.

Twenty-one motorcycle riders have died on Virginia roadways in traffic crashes since June 1. Of those, nine have been in single-vehicle crashes.
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