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14 de mai. de 2024 · Disgruntlement with the monopoly newspaper prompted patriot-minded Virginians to invite William Rind, who had helped revive The Maryland Gazette, to start a “free paper” in Williamsburg. After Rind and his family moved from Annapolis, he published the first issue of his Virginia Gazette on May 16, 1766, under the motto “Open to All Parties, but Influenced by None.”
1 de jun. de 2024 · As the Atlantic hurricane season officially begins, Governor Glenn Youngkin urges Virginians to prioritize preparedness and resilience in the face of potential storms. Last week, Governor Youngkin visited the Virginia Department of Emergency Management for a briefing on hurricane preparations. The season runs from June 1st through November 30th, so proactive measures are crucial to […]
14 de mai. de 2024 · About a third of households in Virginia are renters, and thousands of Virginians are owners of rental properties. There is an important relationship between the for-sale market and the rental market, so understanding trends in the rental market is important for all real estate professionals. This research offers critical information about ...
Há 2 dias · “Taking away one of our best tools to protect Virginians from power plant pollution wasn’t enough. Now, Governor Youngkin wants Virginians to keep breathing tailpipe pollution too, despite ...
Há 4 dias · Virginians can fish for free this weekend, no recreational license required. Fishermen outside Rudee’s Inlet in Virginia Beach, June 2021. (Sarah Vogelsong/Virginia Mercury) Starting Friday, some anglers in Virginia will be able to cast their fishing lines into salt waters at the cost everyone can afford: free.
Há 5 dias · From Vision to Reality: Housing Equality for Northern Virginia's Future: Greetings Virginia's non-Profit will teach low-and moderate-income Virginians how to attain quality, inexpensive housing.
27 de mai. de 2024 · The governor spoke on the value of the fallen’s sacrifice but also on what ordinary Americans can do to honor the lives of Virginians lost in the line of duty. It is Virginians’ duty – not only to remember the cost of freedom on days like Memorial Day – but to commemorate it with their lives, according to Youngkin.
