Harrisonburg installs new pollinator habitats
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The City of Harrisonburg has recently become more pollinator friendly with the installation of two pollinator habitats along Noll Drive and North Liberty Street.
Search Results for water
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Warner meets with SecDef nominee Mark Esper: Presses for reforms to military housing
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U.S. Sen. Mark Warner (D-VA) met with Mark Esper, President Trump’s nominee for Secretary of Defense, at Warner’s office in Washington, D.C.
Morgan Griffith: Blackjewel and bipartisanship
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I have been closely following the situation regarding Blackjewel and the employees who have not been paid for their work, even having their paycheck deposits disappear.
Invasive species to force extensive tree removal at Westover Park in Harrisonburg
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Staff with Harrisonburg’s Parks and Recreation and Public Works departments have begun removing 200 infected ash trees from Westover Park that have been damaged by emerald ash borers, an invasive species to our area.
Top uses of commercial foam
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Nobody can deny the versatility and usefulness of foam today, both in everyday life for most folks and for its extensive use in commercial applications as well.
Allegheny Mountain Institute: ‘Growing’ a healthier Highland County
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When the Allegheny Mountain Institute was established in 2011, the primary goal was to help Highland County citizens get healthier in mind and body.
Tips on leading a greener lifestyle
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Over time, our environment has suffered hugely as a result of our actions, and although there is nothing that we can do about the damage already caused, we can take steps to avoid causing damage in the future.
Heat detracting from Virginia blackberry harvest
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It’s prime blackberry season in Virginia, and growers are weathering recent hot temperatures with a cautious eye on this season’s yield.
Extreme heat: Ensure health, safety of children, animals
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As Virginia continues to deal with extreme heat, Attorney General Mark R. Herring and his first-in-the-nation Animal Law Unit are reminding Virginians that heat can be deadly to children and animals.
Virginia Department of Health warns of increase in respiratory illnesses
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Since the end of flu season in May, the Virginia Department of Health has received increased reports of respiratory (breathing) illness across the Commonwealth greater than observed in previous summers.
