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Trauma experts share how to keep your family safe this 4th of July
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (WRIC) — Trauma experts like Valerie Quick with University of Virginia (UVA) Health and first responders in Virginia are gearing up for July 4. “70% of firework injuries happen on July 4th,” Quick said. Even though local healthcare professionals said Virginia generally only sees a handful...
How to prepare for the Fourth of July holiday amid drought conditions
ROCKINGHAM COUNTY, Va. (WHSV) - Firefighters are asking the public to be vigilant with their firework displays and prepare for the worst, especially with drought conditions worsening across the Valley. Fireworks are a longtime tradition of the Independence Day holiday. Though fireworks are colorful and exciting, they can be dangerous...
What will be closed in SW, Central Virginia on Fourth of July?
ROANOKE, Va. (WFXR)—With the Fourth of July holiday quickly approaching, stores, banks, pharmacies, government administrative offices, and facilities will be closed in observance of the federal holiday. However, some locations will remain open during the holiday for any last-minute purchases and needs. Here is a list of a variety of localities and their operations on […]
Sizzle returns for Fourth of July after cool respite
Powerful Hurricane Beryl in Caribbean may be a harbinger of an active Atlantic tropical season that might eventually flip Virginia's rain fortunes. The post Sizzle returns for Fourth of July after cool respite appeared first on Cardinal News.
University of Richmond Announces Todd C. Adams as Vice President for Student Development
UNIVERSITY OF RICHMOND — The University of Richmond will welcome Todd C. Adams as the vice president for student development, effective Sept. 15. Adams has worked in higher education and in student-focused roles for nearly three decades. He currently serves as vice chancellor for student affairs at the University of Denver, where he oversees 25 departments and multiple residential facilities. He previously served as associate vice president and dean of students at Northwestern University and held numerous leadership roles in student affairs at Duke University. He is an active and longtime member of the professional organization NASPA — the National Association of Student Personnel Administrators.
Fueling Victory: Cooking Competitions Provide More Than a Meal to UR Athletes
In 2022, UR Registered Dietitians Karen Hensley and Madeline Nathe collaborated with members of the Athletics Department to enhance their nutrition education by integrating more Demonstration Kitchen programming. Their brainchild, team cooking competitions, has been a home run. Sounds of laughter, sizzling pans, and Dean Martin’s tune “That’s Amore” pour...
Alison Miller named chief human resources officer of VCU
She has served as interim assistant VP for the past year and will oversee HR management strategy. Alison Miller has been appointed chief human resources officer of Virginia Commonwealth University, effective July 1. Miller has served as interim assistant vice president for human resources for the past year following the...
Drawing from his own VCU journey, Nick Garcia helps School of Pharmacy students navigate their paths
The new associate dean for student success earned three degrees on campus and now relishes helping future generations. Nick Garcia is a VCU success story – the first-generation college student has earned three degrees – and now he’s helping students find their success. “I get the most...
Stock brings New Nordic to Richmond dining
Stock Bistro & Bar is on the verge of being a perfect restaurant, generally speaking. At least, it’s the perfect iteration of the New Nordic culinary movement in Richmond. Situated within the Txtur showroom in Manchester at 604 Hull St., a furniture brand selling direct to consumer, the owners wanted to combine food with furniture to market both with a focus on handmade items using sustainable ingredients.
VCU Brandcenter tied at No. 1 in rankings of U.S. graduate programs by the One Club for Creativity
Virginia Commonwealth University’s Brandcenter has been ranked the No. 1 graduate program in the United States (tied with Boston University) and the No. 2 graduate program globally by the One Club for Creativity, an international nonprofit whose new 2024 Global Creative College Rankings highlight creative excellence on campus. Among...
Serving Those Who Serve Others: Enter The Heroic Day of Pampering Contest!
Enter now for your chance to join Radio One Richmond and Image Enhancement Center for a Heroic Day of Pampering: serving those who serve others (FREE) on Saturday, July 20th – Sunday, July 21st, 2024, from 7pm to 7am. We understand the demanding schedules of our heroes and have...
VDOF and Fire Marshals across the region warn of dry conditions and fireworks
Virginia Department of Forestry (VDOF) and Fire Marshals across the region are recommending caution when using fireworks on this Independence Day. Dry conditions are causing a significant hazard this season. Last year Winchester’s Fire Marshal’s Office reports by email they investigated 3 incidents and 11 complaints of illegal use of...
DNA Breakthroughs Bring Closure to Decades-Old Virginia Cold Cases
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA (CVILLE RIGHT NOW) – In the past six months, two major breakthroughs have emerged in Virginia’s decades-old cold cases, bringing a sense of closure to victims’ families. In January, authorities announced a DNA match in the Colonial Parkway killings near Williamsburg, identifying Allen Wade Wilmer Sr. as the murderer of two victims. More recently, on June 20th, another DNA match linked the 1996 Shenandoah Park murders of Julie Williams and Lollie Winans to a perpetrator.
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