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Bittersweet story of ‘skeleton with skin’ puppy now on path to recovery
In Richmond, Virginia, at the Richmond Animal Care and Control, a puppy described as “a skeleton with skin” is slowly gaining weight and on her way to recovery. Found roaming the streets of Richmond just five days ago, the puppy, now dubbed Fawn, was barely able to stand up and had to have been one of the skinniest animals the staff had ever seen and cared for since having been rescued and brought to the non profit organization.
Women's Cross Country Powers Into 2024
RICHMOND, Va. –Same song, second verse. Mere minutes after the Lancer men's cross country team stormed into the 2024 season, the Lancer women stamped their own imprint onto 2024. Sophie Farley crushed the Lancer 4K record in her college debut, and the rest of the team followed behind her,...
Hunter Who Shot Iconic ‘Hollywood Buck’ Whitetail Deer Loses License For 25 Years And Will Be Jailed
The iconic ‘Hollywood Buck’ whitetail deer was a well-known fixture in and around the Hollywood Cemetery in Richmond, Virginia, a cemetery located in the heart of the city and an area which is protected from hunting. That deer was beloved by the folks of Richmond up until last December when pictures of a 29-point buck […] The post Hunter Who Shot Iconic ‘Hollywood Buck’ Whitetail Deer Loses License For 25 Years And Will Be Jailed appeared first on BroBible.
Youngkin Announces Expansion of Fentanyl Overdose Awareness Campaign
Governor Glenn Youngkin and First Lady Suzanne S. Youngkin are stepping up their battle against the fentanyl crisis in Virginia. During a visit to CARITAS, a recovery and support organization in Richmond, they announced the statewide expansion of their “It Only Takes One” initiative. This campaign, which has already increased fentanyl awareness since its launch earlier this year, will now reach more communities across Virginia that are heavily affected by the epidemic.
Most Virginia schools would be considered ‘off-track’ or worse by VDOE ‘accountability’ system
Nearly 3 in 4 Virginia schools would be considered "off-track" or in "need of intensive support," according to a new accountability system approved by the Virginia Department of Education (VDOE).
Scattered thunderstorms this evening; rain and storm chances tomorrow
Saturday evening brings in widespread scattered showers and thunderstorms as a cold front crosses. Heavy downpours will be possible along with one or two strong storms early in the evening, with damaging winds and hail being the biggest threats. Our severe threat should wane later tonight, but isolated rain showers will be possible into Sunday […]
Field Hockey Battles VCU to Double Overtime in Season Opener
RICHMOND, Va. – On Friday afternoon the Eagles and the Rams battled it out through four scoreless periods of regulation and a fifth scoreless overtime period before the Rams found the back of the goal in the 72nd minute. The American University field hockey team ended up falling on the road to VCU, 0-1, in double overtime in its first contest of the season.
Savor the flavors of summer with Virginia-grown squash
BUCKINGHAM — While summer is almost over, there’s still plenty of time to enjoy the season’s bounty of Virginia-grown squash. Squash is plentiful in Virginia, with 401 farms growing squash on 726 acres in 2022, according to the most recent U.S. Census of Agriculture. While peak season for winter squash is right around the corner, several varieties of summer squash still are available at local farm stands and farmers markets through October.
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