Virginia Department of Health lifts recreational water advisory for Potomac River
Share
A recreational water advisory that was issued for the Potomac River in Virginia due to a sewage spill in January has been lifted.
Search Results for water
Share
Bomb threats investigated at UVA, Bridgewater College, George Mason
Share
A bomb threat at the University of Virginia reported on Friday is one of three to Virginia colleges and universities that got the attention of authorities.
Sodas, waters for the media fridge pushing UVA Athletics to the brink of bankruptcy
Share
For an indication of how petty UVA Athletics is with its treatment of the local and regional news media, they’ve been locking the cooler with sodas and waters for media members during games at JPJ.
Bridgewater College students get hands-on experience in wildlife rehabilitation
Share
BC students are getting hands-on experience with animal care and rehabilitation thanks to a partnership with the Wildlife Center of Virginia.
Survey seeks input from residents on flooding, stormwater issues in region
Share
A survey has been launched to get input on flooding and stormwater issues affecting residents and businesses in the region.
Bridgewater College students to present five short plays about life next week
Share
Students at Bridgewater College will present five short plays about life Feb. 18-21 at 7 p.m. in the Cole Hall auditorium.
Bridgewater College: Bestselling author to explore moral courage with audience
Share
Moral Courage College founder and bestselling author Irshad Manji will offer an endowed lecture Wednesday night at Bridgewater College.
Bridgewater College to host Holocaust historian to discuss euthanasia, T-4 program
Share
A historian for the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington will speak at Bridgewater College on Jan. 27.
Save the bees: Bridgewater College exhibit focuses on importance of native pollinators
Share
If you want to get the buzz on Virginia bees, a new exhibit at Bridgewater College will highlight locals who do work to protect them.
Staunton completes $13M upgrades to pump station to ensure reliable access to water
Share
Staunton has completed a $13 million project to replace a 1940s-era pump station to meet the water needs of the city.
