
Lynchburg District Traffic Alert: Jan. 21-25
Highway work in the Lynchburg District requiring road/lane/structure closures is scheduled, weather permitting.

Highway work in the Lynchburg District requiring road/lane/structure closures is scheduled, weather permitting.

Employers, today, have become extremely critical in the cases of marijuana consumption by their employees. Employees have been scrutinized regularly to ensure that they are undergoing no such practices.

The Bureau of Ocean Energy Management has issued a revised contingency plan ordering as many as 40 Interior Department personnel to continue work on the Trump Administration’s revised 5-year offshore leasing plan during what is now the longest government shutdown in American history.

The Senate Committee on Agriculture, Conservation and Natural Resources voted to pass Senate Bill 1533 and refer it to the Senate Finance Committee by a vote of 9-5 on Thursday, the first step towards permanently dealing with the legacy of the toxic coal ash pollution in the Chesapeake Bay watershed.

Liberty improved to 4-0 in the ASUN Conference with a 62-41 win on the road against Kennesaw State. The Flames improve to 15-4 overall as they are one of two teams in the ASUN (Lipscomb) that remain undefeated in conference play.

Albemarle County 2019 Change of Assessment notices will be mailed to taxpayers on Friday, Jan. 25. The notices reflect changes in property values resulting from the County’s annual reassessment process.

In a recent social media post, I indicated that the annual General Assembly session would be underway very soon. AutoCorrect changed the text to be “underwater very soon.”

The House Democratic Caucus announced its legislative priorities for the 2019 session in a press conference on Tuesday morning.

Having wrinkles on your skin is a part of natural process of aging in humans. It can be annoying and may affect your self-esteem as we all know that it’s a sign of aging. But, don’t give up yet.

Friend and colleague Scott German, he’s as UVA as any of you reading this, and that means: he hates Virginia Tech.
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