Waynesboro receives $163K grant toward South River restoration
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The City of Waynesboro kicks off its “Restoring Waynesboro’s Riverfront Parks” initiative this week with stream bank restoration work at Wayne Avenue Park.
Search Results for water
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Craig Littlepage: Mike London is “our coach”
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On the eve of the meltdown against Duke Saturday, UVa. athletics director Craig Littlepage was telling the Washington Post that beleaguered football coach Mike London will return in 2014 no matter how the rest of the 2013 season plays out.
VDOT road report
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The following is a list of highway work that might affect traffic in the Staunton VDOT transportation district during the coming weeks.
Earth Talk: Ecosystem damage from beach resorts
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While they may put up with a lot of stress from wind, waves and weather, beaches and the coastal environments surrounding them are surprisingly fragile.
McDonnell announces $168M in road projects approved for construction
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Gov. Bob McDonnell announced that the Commonwealth Transportation Board (CTB) awarded $168 million worth of transportation projects during its meeting held earlier today.
Monica’s Story, But God’s Glory
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Monica is one of two recipients of the 2013 Youth in Philanthropy for the Shenandoah Chapter. She will be recognized the week of her birthday on November 25th. Monica and her mother will visit James Madison University and speak with their chapter of National Student Speech-Language Hearing Association.
Waynesboro Public Library: November 2013 Calendar
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Upcoming events at the Waynesboro Public Library.
Poll: McAuliffe continues to hold big lead in governor’s race
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A new NBC4/Marist poll has Democrat Terry McAuliffe up eight points on Republican Ken Cuccinelli in the Virginia governor’s race.
McDonnell announces ag development grant recipients
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Gov. Bob McDonnell announced today the recipients of the initial round of fiscal year 2014 planning grants from the planning grants program of the Governor’s Agriculture and Forestry Industries Development Fund (AFID).
Ken Plum: Science goes on trial in Virginia
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Not since the Scopes trial in Tennessee in 1925 has science been on trial as it has been in Virginia over the last few years. The Scopes trial was of course about Darwin’s theory of evolution. That trial concluded more than 85 years ago, but the debate goes on with fundamentalists who prefer the teaching of creationism over evolution in public schools.
