Brad Copenhaver sworn in as Virginia’s commissioner of agriculture
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Virginia’s farm landscapes served as a backdrop for the experiences that prepared Brad Copenhaver for the state’s top position in agricultural leadership.
Search Results for water
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I-64 bridge work at Afton Mountain continues this weekend
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The bridge maintenance work requiring extended, weekend lane closures continues this weekend on Interstate 64 at mile marker 104 over Route 690 in Albemarle County on the east side of Afton Mountain.
Reasons why you should invest in direct mail marketing
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The benefits of direct mail marketing are obvious to marketers who have tried different approaches in their marketing. Everyone knows digital ads are easier and cheaper to set up and are likely to be forgotten. When you do something that clearly shows you have gone the extra mile, people notice and they definitely take a mental note.
Community invited to help complete Language of Love sculpture installation
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Arts Council of the Valley, Harrisonburg Downtown Renaissance and Harrisonburg City Public Schools are prepping for the final installation of a Language of Love sculpture.
Northam, Dominion Energy announce agreement to propel offshore wind industry
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The Port of Virginia has reached an agreement to lease a portion of the Portsmouth Marine Terminal to Dominion Energy – accelerating the largest commercial clean energy offshore wind development in the United States.
Candidates for statewide races declare positions on agricultural issues
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Candidates for governor, lieutenant governor and attorney general have partnered with Virginia Farm Bureau Federation AgPAC, a nonpartisan political action committee, to present their stances on agricultural issues that align with Farm Bureau policy.
The dangers of going back to school after a year of COVID-19 lockdowns
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Once upon a time in America, parents breathed a sigh of relief when their kids went back to school after a summer’s hiatus, content in the knowledge that for a good portion of the day their kids would be gainfully occupied, out of harm’s way and out of trouble.
Virginia, Maryland, D.C. repatriate historic African American gravestones
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Historic African American gravestones were removed from a Washington, D.C., cemetery and dumped to control erosion on the Potomac River generations ago.
Dr. Stephen Cabral discusses the impact of inequality on the nutrition of mothers & children globally
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Household under-nutrition and food-related insecurity indubitably remain crucial for developing and third-world countries who are currently struggling with widespread prolific poverty rates.
Infrastructure package makes its way through Congress
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American farmers and agribusinesses are positioned to be more competitive in the global economy with the U.S. Senate’s Aug. 10 passage of President Joe Biden’s bipartisan Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act.
