Virginia farmers grow millions of poinsettias for the holidays: $10.3M business
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Besides fresh Christmas trees, few florae exemplify the holiday spirit like poinsettias—and local growers are ready for the season.
Search Results for water
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Five Things: Virginia gets ready for Florida State
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Florida State is 20-26 since winning the 2016 Orange Bowl, through three coaching regimes – the final year of Jimbo Fisher, who obviously saw what was coming, then Willie Taggart, and now Year 1 of Mike Norvell.
Transfer Trey Murphy III gives Virginia an extra gear
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The plan had been that Rice transfer Trey Murphy III would sit out the 2020-2021 season, get bigger, stronger, learn the UVA system – which can be hard to pick up.
Signs of a skunk infestation on your property
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Skunks are one of those wildlife pests capable of upsetting even the calmest of landowners. They stink, and their presence alone is quite annoying.
Street Knowledge: Chris Graham, Scott German talk UVA sports
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Who are the ‘Hoos playing at the casino? Can you watch on TV? What about the FSU football game this weekend?
VCU COVID-19 exit testing results: Two positives out of 1,260 students tested
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Virginia Commonwealth University announced the results of its COVID-19 exit testing as many students prepare to leave the university for Thanksgiving break and to finish the semester virtually.
What you need to know about surviving a disaster
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No matter how prepared you might think you are, surviving a disaster is about doing everything to protect yourself and your loved ones before one occurs.
Climate Action Alliance of the Valley news roundup for Nov. 22
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Climate Action Alliance of the Valley produces The Weekly Roundup of Climate and Energy News.
Best Instagram feeds to follow if you’re into environmental activism
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It’s amazing how dominant Instagram has become in the world of social media. Eco-advocates would be remiss to not make use of it to raise awareness and spur action on behalf of the planet.
Death by plastic: Bay’s sea turtles, marine mammals imperiled by growing debris
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Six years ago, a young, emaciated sei whale that normally inhabits the deep waters of the Atlantic was spotted swimming erratically in tidal rivers and creeks near the mouth of the Chesapeake Bay.
