Bridgewater College’s Oratorio Choir to perform Christopher Tin’s ‘The Lost Birds’
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Students, faculty, staff and community members will come together tonight to perform “The Lost Birds” by Christopher Tin at 7 p.m.
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Bridgewater College jazz concert will take you on journey through important cities in history
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Bridgewater College’s jazz ensemble and jazz band will perform at the college on Sunday, Nov. 5, at 3 p.m.
Watershed grants awarded to Virginia for next 40 years of Chesapeake Bay conservation
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The U.S. EPA will invest $9.6 million into restoring the Chesapeake Bay with projects funded by the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law.
Waynesboro: Sharon VanName wants your vote for soil and water conservation board
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Sharon VanName has launched a write-in campaign for a seat on the Headwaters Soil & Water Conservation District representing the City of Waynesboro.
Water bottling company will invest $3M to expand Mechanicsville facility
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Virginia Artesian® Bottling Co., a family-owned bottled water company, will invest $3 million to expand in Hanover County.
Federal, state partnership provides $700K to complete water extension project in Hurley
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The ARC has provided federal funding of $700,000 to complete a 12-phase project initiated in 2008 to provide safe, clean water to Hurley.
Infrastructure Law funds more than $4M for clean water in Virginia
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The United States government is providing $4,352,000 for the Virginia DEQ’s Clean Water Revolving Loan Fund.
Queer author George M. Johnson to speak at Bridgewater College Sept. 26
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Award-winning author and activist George M. Johnson will present an endowed lecture at Bridgewater College on Tuesday, Sept. 26, at 7:30 p.m. in Cole Hall.
‘We can change this raging red tide to calm blue waters’: Dem candidates speak out
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The Staunton Democratic Committee’s candidates forum Tuesday evening allowed audience members to ask questions in a town-hall-style platform.
Charlottesville, Albemarle County residents encouraged to conserve water as drought continues
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Public water and private well users in Charlottesville and Albemarle County are being encouraged to conserve water as Central Virginia continues to face worsening drought conditions.
