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Virginia school districts address staffing shortages as first day of school approaches
As several school districts across Virginia gear up for their first day of classes -- some schools are starting the semester fully staffed while others are still working to fill gaps in their faculty.
South River Road opens back up, following Tropical Storm Debby
GREENE COUNTY, Va. (WVIR) - A road that was washed out last week in Greene County is now back open as of the afternoon of Friday, August 16. As a result of Topical Storm Debby, the South River in Stanardsville overflowed its banks and washed-out part of South River Road last Friday. Since then, the area has been shut down.
DuCard Vineyards hosting Cabernet Franc Wine Education and Exploration Class
Madison County vineyard continues wine education series Sunday. Join wine educator, Ann Czaja, DipWSET, for a guided tasting of Old and New World Cabernet Franc wines. Traditionally, Old World wineries use Cabernet Franc as a grape for blending. New World vineyards such as Virginia, where the grape thrives, use it as a singular varietal.
Virginia girl becomes Eagle Scout at 12 years old
Boy Scouts have until they’re 18 to become Eagle Scouts, but Julia Haile of Burke, Virginia has done it at just 12. It comes about five years after Boy Scouts of America started letting in girls. “When I was working on my eagle project, I basically spent 24/7 on...
Thirteen PWCS Schools Named 2024 Virginia Naturally Schools
The Virginia Department of Wildlife Resources (DWR) has recognized 13 Prince William County Public Schools (PWCS) as Virginia Naturally Schools. As the Commonwealth’s official environmental education school recognition program, DWR’s Virginia Naturally School program honors exemplary efforts undertaken to increase environmental awareness and stewardship among K-12 students. The...
First and only primary school in LCPS to open with technology lessons in mind
STONE RIDGE, Va. — Loudoun County Public Schools is set to start next week with two brand new schools: Henrietta Lacks Elementary School and Watson Mountain Middle School. Henrietta Lacks ES will also be the first and only primary school within LCPS, with kindergarteners to second grade students. It's now the 99th school to open in the county.
Loudoun County getting its first Qdoba Mexican restaurant
Area fans of the Qdoba Mexican Eats brand take heart — a new location is in the works for Loudoun County. The Burn has learned that Qdoba will take a roughly 1,900 s.f. space in the Ashbrook Commons shopping center. That’s the Harris Teeter-anchored center near the intersection of Ashburn Village Boulevard and Route 7.
Commanders sign Ashburn’s Trace McSorley
Big news for fans of Ashburn’s hometown hero Trace McSorley. The Briar Woods High School graduate and star quarterback on the football team has been signed by the Washington Commanders. The Commanders made the announcement Thursday afternoon. McSorley joins a team with a roster of quarterbacks that includes No....
Red Lobster in Fairfax City ‘not closing’ despite company’s financial struggles
Cheddar bay biscuits will continue to be served in Fairfax City — for now. Red Lobster’s lone Fairfax restaurant, located at 10325 Fairfax Blvd, will remain open despite the company’s ongoing financial troubles. “We’re not closing,” one employee told FFXnow yesterday (Wednesday). The seafood chain...
West Virginia invites public input on Home Energy Rebate Programs
CHARLESTON, WV (LOOTPRESS) – The West Virginia Office of Energy (WVOE) announced it will host a virtual public input session on August 26, 2024, at 10:00 A.M., to solicit community feedback on the state’s Home Energy Rebate Programs, which are funded by the U.S. Department of Energy under the Inflation Reduction Act. The Home Energy […]
Orange Office on Youth accepting Youth Council applications
The Orange County Office on Youth (OOY) is now accepting Youth Council applications for the 2024-2025 school year. The Orange County Youth Council is comprised of youth in grades six through 12. They are appointed to represent the youth population and advise the Orange County Youth Commission and the OOY regarding the needs and interests of young people in Orange County.
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