
Works from Kristen Peyton on display at Bridgewater College
Randolph-Macon College professor and painter Kristen Peyton will exhibit a collection of paintings and drawings in the Beverly Perdue Art Gallery at Bridgewater College.

Randolph-Macon College professor and painter Kristen Peyton will exhibit a collection of paintings and drawings in the Beverly Perdue Art Gallery at Bridgewater College.

The Virginia Department of Conservation and Recreation will hold an open grant round for $11 million in federal Land and Water Conservation Fund State and Local Assistance grants from Feb.1 – March 15.

The event featuring author, musician and screenwriter James McBride at Bridgewater College scheduled for Tuesday, Jan. 18 has been postponed due to weather.

Amazon’s Waynesboro and Louisa delivery stations partnered with the Zion Crossroads Fire Department in a donation of six pallets containing more than 11,500 water bottles to homes and shelters in Louisa County.

Members of the community are invited to celebrate the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. with Bridgewater College during its annual Martin Luther King Jr. Day celebration, “Celebrating the Dream, Continuing the Journey.”

Albemarle County will have warming centers and water access locations open to the public over the upcoming weekend.

f you have ever wondered about the still waters run deep meaning. You have come to the right place as we are going to explain what it means and when to use it.

Large white shrimp — the kind that might star in a white-wine scampi — have been riding warmer waters into the Chesapeake Bay in growing numbers.

Are you confused by downloading TikTok videos with logos and watermarks? The following article will show you how to download the TikTok videos “tanpa” watermark.

Imagine a Day without Water is a national education campaign, and locally, it is focused on public awareness through an art contest inviting youth from Charlottesville and Albemarle County to illustrate why they “Love Our Water.”
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