As we prepare for the 2024 Paris Olympics in July, we’re also taking a look back at Virginia athletes who competed for the United States in past global games.
Day of discovery: Daisy Troops explore US Capitol with their Virginia senator
US Sen. Mark Warner recently welcomed Daisy Troop 53162, a branch of Girl Scouts of the USA from Alexandria, to the Capitol.
The zodiac signs of 12 iconic women offer insight into their historic accomplishments
The zodiac signs of 12 iconic women offer insight into their historic accomplishments. Here’s what you need to know about these women and their zodiac signs.
Virginia verses: Celebrating 5 poetic icons for National Poetry Month
Join us this April as we delve into the lives and legacies of Edgar Allan Poe, Willa Cather, Rita Dove, and more famous Virginia writers for National Poetry Month.
Join the fun: Recapping Family Literacy Night’s storybook adventures
Project-based activities helped children and adults explore common ways to enjoy practical learning in Danville.
Southside woman keeps the arts alive through community theatre
Katelyn Murray’s journey in the performing arts continues through Danville’s Smokestack Theatre Company. She’s directing “Picasso at the Lapin Agile,” a comedic escape into the worlds of Albert Einstein and Pablo Picasso.
Virginia’s Homegrown Stars Had Big Moments in 2023
Did you follow the buzz on these 7 local A-listers this year?
Project Hope grants will positively impact Martinsville community
“We are excited to see the hope that builds in our community from this year’s Project Hope grantees, and we anticipate [the grant] announcements will inspire others to share their hopes and dreams with us,” said Kate Keller, president of The Harvest Foundation.
Op-ed: I Vote Because
“I vote because I want every child in the commonwealth to understand our history and be inspired to do things differently. And I want those same children to survive through school and welcome their own families into a world with clean air and water.”