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Five Virginia members of Congress demand state regulators deny Dominion-NextEra merger
Virginia’s General Firearms Deer Season opens on Saturday and in Southwest Virginia processors are gearing up, and donated deer can help families in need.
From building billion-dollar businesses to transforming communities and creating opportunities for future generations, some of Virginia's most accomplished leaders took center stage Friday.
I’ve written in previous columns about Vermont collectors, dealers and curators. Readers have learned that the careers of my predecessors in this field hold considerable interest for me. When I
‘These are the days of one thing after another,” sings Greg Freeman on “Cahokia.” “These are the days when subtlety is dead and gone forever / When trouble doubles down
‘Wolf Kahn brings the hot, pure color of Abstract Expressionism to an idea of landscape that is tranquil, reflective, and (as his titles tell us) witty,” wrote John Updike in
For the first time in recent memory, Vermont has more beds in traditional shelters for people experiencing homelessness than the number of state-funded motel rooms. Temporary winter shelters will once again supplement the offerings on the coldest nights.
Other fish hatcheries across the state are already operating at capacity, officials say.
BARRE — Shoppers at R&L Archery knew what they were here for: a hunting license, a box of ammo, synthetic deer urine and, for some, a homemade pie.
Mississippi wants to build a statewide health data network. It’s been here before
Black University of Mississippi students wrestle with forgiveness in wake of racist gestures
New York startup’s move to Mississippi pays off. Two of the state’s largest banks to merge: Mississippi Marketplace