Virginia Aviation Board awards $6.5 million to airports in the Commonwealth
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The Virginia Aviation Board allocated $6.5 million last week to 21 public-use airports for general aviation enhancements across the state.
Search Results for water
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Update: Search suspended for Augusta County man who went overboard on Bahamas cruise
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An Augusta County man is missing and presumed dead after going missing on a Carnival Magic cruise to the Bahamas – a trip to celebrate his significant other’s birthday.
Virginia Democrats lead effort to block Mountain Valley Pipeline approval from debt-ceiling bill
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Virginia Democrats in the U.S. House are leading an effort to remove a provision in the proposed debt-ceiling compromise that would give the green light to the controversial Mountain Valley Pipeline.
Wreaths Across America’s Mobile Education Exhibit to make three stops in Virginia
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Wreaths Across America’s Mobile Education Exhibit will make several stops in Virginia in the month of July to honor those who served.
Fish for free (mostly) in Virginia June 2-4; streams and ponds open
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The Virginia Department of Wildlife Resources is encouraging you and your family to try fishing with free fishing days June 2-4.
Norfolk Tides return home as pitching prospect Grayson Rodriguez returns
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Fresh off another series win, this time against the Memphis Redbirds, the Norfolk Tides return home to begin a six-game homestand with the Gwinnett Stripers, the top affiliate of the Atlanta Braves.
Sundance: Waynesboro bare knuckles fighter has eyes on world-title shot
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Sydney “Sundance” Smith is the #4 contender for the Bare Knuckles Fighting Championship world strawweight title after her May 12 upset of then-#2 contender Andy Nguyen.
Charlottesville emission levels expected to rise slightly; new initiatives ramping up
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The City of Charlottesville Climate Program has released community-wide Greenhouse Gas inventory data for calendar years 2020 and 2021.
Scientists outline the path to a better Chesapeake Bay: But it’s a slow one
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For decades, efforts to restore a healthy Chesapeake Bay have operated under a relatively simple assumption.
The media never asks why there are so many migrants: $8 trillion on wars is a start
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The essence of U.S. coverage of global immigration is that it’s simply an unexamined nuisance, which is, of course, growing worse under Joe Biden.
