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Chesapeake Bay report card shows improvements; farmers credited for best practices
RICHMOND, VA (VR) — The Chesapeake Bay and its tributaries are the lifeblood of Virginia’s agricultural operations, and farmers’ efforts to improve the bay are paying off. The University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science released its annual report card July 9, with the overall Chesapeake Bay earning a grade of C+, or 55%—the highest grade since 2002. The […] The post Chesapeake Bay report card shows improvements; farmers credited for best practices appeared first on The Virginian Review.
America’s Top State for Business Announces $126 Million in Virginia Business Ready Sites Program Grants
RICHMOND, VA (VR) — Governor Glenn Youngkin awarded a total of $126 million in Virginia Business Ready Sites Program (VBRSP) development grants for 23 sites across the Commonwealth. Administered by the Virginia Economic Development Partnership (VEDP), this discretionary program partners with localities, utilities, and state agencies to fund infrastructure improvements that build operations-ready sites for employers […] The post America’s Top State for Business Announces $126 Million in Virginia Business Ready Sites Program Grants appeared first on The Virginian Review.
Perrigo recalls infant formula sold by H-E-B and CVS in 12 states
Perrigo Company is recalling of a batch — or 16,500 cans — of powdered baby formula sold by H-E-B grocery and CVS Health stores in 12 states due to elevated levels of vitamin D, the company said in a notice posted by federal regulators.The voluntary recall involves cans labeled H-E-B Baby Infant Premium Infant Formula Milk-Based Powder with Iron and CVS Health Infant Premium Infant formula with Iron Milk-Based Powder, the company stated.The recalled product was shipped to H-E-B groceries in Texas and CVS stores in the following states: California, Florida, Indiana, Michigan, Missouri, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South...
Indulge in the sights, tastes and thrills of the State Fair of Virginia
DOSWELL, VA (VR) — “Where Home Grown Happens” is a fitting theme for the State Fair of Virginia, the event that celebrates the best of what’s grown, made and raised in the Old Dominion. Those visiting the State Fair Sept. 27 through Oct. 6 at The Meadow Event Park in Caroline County will be treated to a […] The post Indulge in the sights, tastes and thrills of the State Fair of Virginia appeared first on The Virginian Review.
Hurst crowned Miss Virginia Volunteer 2025
Lynchburg, VA, — The Miss Virginia Volunteer organization is thrilled to announce Haleigh Hurst as the winner of the Miss Virginia Volunteer 2025 statewide scholarship pageant. This past weekend, Haleigh showcased her exceptional talents and poise in a rigorous competition that included interview, fitness & wellness, evening gown, and talent segments.
State Senator behind skill games lawsuit targets Virginia’s anti-saloon law next
State Senator Bill Stanley is no stranger to a courtroom. He successfully fought the state’s skill games ban, only to have it reinstated months later. That suit is ongoing, but Stanley's put a target on the state’s anti-saloon laws next. Current Virginia law requires restaurants to sell about...
Va. producer’s red wine finds premium spot at celebration dinner for 400-year-old German winery
Randy Phillips recently got the kind of publicity that one just can’t buy. The owner and winemaker of Cave Ridge Vineyard in the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia provided some of his best wine for a dinner celebrating the 400th anniversary — that is not a typo — of the Richard Böcking Winery in Germany.
Diamond Shruumz edibles sold in Virginia, other states recalled: 113 illnesses, possible deaths
On Thursday the Federal Drug Administration released initial lab results in its investigation of recalled "microdosing" edibles made by Diamond Shruumz, which are now linked to 113 cases of illness and potentially to two deaths. Mulitple Virginia locations are known to sell them.
15 states sue to block Biden’s effort to help migrants in US illegally get health coverage
TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) — Fifteen states filed a federal lawsuit Thursday against the Biden administration over a rule that is expected to allow 100,000 immigrants brought to the U.S. illegally as children to enroll next year in the federal Affordable Care Act’s health insurance. The states are seeking...
Deputy killed, another injured in Smyth County, Va. shooting
SMYTH COUNTY, Va. (WJHL) — One deputy was killed and another was injured in a shooting Friday evening in Smyth County, Virginia. In a press conference late Friday, officials confirmed that Smyth County Sheriff’s Office deputy Hunter Reedy, 27, was killed. A second deputy named Michael Fedorchuk was also shot, and he was released from […]
Justice doubles down on excuses as family business challenges persist
In his first time publicly addressing the multiple issues raised against his family’s businesses in the last week, Gov. Jim Justice on Friday distanced himself from the family business empire and doubled down on claims that the challenges are the result of political attacks against him instead of real consequences for years of unpaid bills […]
West Virginia coal miner dead, Governor and First Lady issue statement
CHARLESTON, WV (LOOTPRESS) – Governor Jim Justice and First Lady Cathy Justice have issued a statement regarding the death of a West Virginia coal miner on Thursday. 57-year-old Fairmont resident Joe Crandall sustained injuries at the Arch Coal, Leer Mining Complex this week which led to his passing, marking the third mining-related death in West […]
Gov. Justice celebrates state firemen’s association, signs House Bill 5128 allocating $12 million to volunteer fire departments and first responders
JULIAN, WV (WVDN) — Surrounded by several members of the West Virginia State Firemen’s Association, Gov. Jim Justice ceremonially signed House Bill 5128 providing $12 million to volunteer fire departments, emergency services, and other first responders around the state. “I say it all the time that our first responders are so brave because they run to the fire, […] The post Gov. Justice celebrates state firemen’s association, signs House Bill 5128 allocating $12 million to volunteer fire departments and first responders appeared first on West Virginia Daily News.
Governor Youngkin assesses I-81 widening project progress in Bristol
BRISTOL, Va (WCYB) — Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin stopped in Bristol today to see the progression of I-81. the widening project is a continuous topic of discussion and Youngkin spoke with VDOT officials, construction workers, and contractors about the progression. He was also joined by Virginia delegate Todd Pillion...
Truck driver cited for crash that left decimated cab dangling from Virginia I-77 bridge
A truck driver was cited for a single vehicle crash that left him with injuries near Hillsville, Virginia, on Thursday. The post Truck driver cited for crash that left decimated cab dangling from Virginia I-77 bridge appeared first on CDLLife.
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