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The City of Charlottesville Public Works Department will be providing a free storm debris pickup service for all city residents beginning on Monday, May 21st. This is a single event effort due to the intensity of the storm on May 10th and the associated damage.
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At 70, Israel has every reason to celebrate its remarkable achievements that every Israeli can take pride in, as they witnessed the redemption of the Jews they have been dreaming of, but never though they could realize.
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The Waynesboro YMCA and the Waynesboro Golf and Country Club announced today a partnership agreement that will allow Y members to access golf, tennis and swimming facilities at WGCC.
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Working families are, as usual, getting the short end of the stick from the new Trump-GOP tax law. Huge tax cuts that mostly go to the wealthy and corporations are exploding the national debt, and threaten deep cuts to essential public services like Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid and education.
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What UVA football needs to get to the top: more strength coaches, more analysts, that nice, new $65 million football operations center that Craig Littlepaige had been working on. In short, more money thrown at the football program.
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Planes, buses, and taxis, sure – but the connections that landed Eastern Mennonite University junior Maria Yoder in Guatemala for a spring break research project were also of a different kind.
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The following is a list of highway work that may affect traffic in the Staunton District during the coming weeks. The Staunton District consists of 11 counties from the Alleghany Highlands to the northern Shenandoah Valley.
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Valley Pike Farm Market will host a Virginia Cider Festival featuring 17 Virginia craft cideries with more than 50 individual ciders on Saturday, July 21st at Valley Pike Farm Market in Weyers Cave to benefit Mercy House.
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The Virginia Environmental Endowment announced grant awards of $284,612 to 14 organizations dedicated to protecting and improving the Commonwealth’s natural resources and environment.
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The South Carolina-based Insurance Institute for Business & Home Safety Research Center cautions homeowners not to underestimate the destructive and deadly force of summer storms.
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