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“Virginia is for Lovers”: 10 charming spots for a romantic getaway
No surprise that VA knows how to do the romantic getaway right. Here’s a list of ideas for your next quickie vacay. *wink*
Grab Your Boots: 5 of Virginia’s Top Breathtaking Hiking Spots
Learn about the five best and most beautiful hikes Virginia has to offer, from challenging climbs to scenic strolls.
What’re U-Picking Right Now? Virginia’s Guide to What’s in Season and Where You Can Pick it Yourself
Get your hands dirty and your cameras ready at these U-Pick farms in VA.
Where to Find the Most Scenic Spots in Virginia for Fun and Photos
Explore Virginia’s most scenic spots for outdoor adventures and Instagram-worthy photos. From free to cost-effective options, uncover the perfect picturesque locations for unforgettable outdoor fun.
Unlock Your Social Circle: The Ultimate Virginia Guide to Free & Cheap Places to Make Friends in 2023
Meeting new people as an adult can be daunting—especially when you’re hoping for a friendship connection. So we’ve put together a list of dozens of specific, easy, and affordable places in Virginia where you can go to scope out a potential pal.
Looking for Affordable Places to Eat in Northern, Central, and Coastal Virginia? Check Out These 12 Eateries.
On the lookout for affordable places to eat in Northern, Central, and Coastal Virginia? We’ve got you covered with these 12 VA eateries.
Your Official Virginia Summer Food Bucket List
Summer in Virginia is a great time for exploring. Check out this list of 11 foods that you should add to your food bucket list for a summer in Virginia.
Virginia National Parks: Get Beyond the Tourist Hot Spots at One of These 5 Hidden Gems
Virginia’s national parks offer opportunities to explore the great outdoors, from the picturesque Blue Ridge Mountains of Shenandoah National Park to the wild ponies on the beach along the Assateague Island National Seashore.
Virginia National Parks: Get Beyond the Tourist Hot Spots at One of These 5 Hidden Gems
Virginia’s national parks offer opportunities to explore the great outdoors, from the picturesque Blue Ridge Mountains of Shenandoah National Park to the wild ponies on the beach along the Assateague Island National Seashore.
As Virginia Budget Negotiations Drag On, Here’s What Hangs in the Balance
In normal years, Virginia’s budget plan is supposed to be pretty much done by April except for any late changes recommended by the governor. But for the second year in row, the politically split General Assembly is heading into spring under a cloud of uncertainty over when the budget will get done and what will be in it.
6 Places to Learn More About Virginia Women’s History
With contributions in music, medicine, and more, Virginia women have made their mark. We’ve put together a list of places across Virginia where you can learn more about these women-inspired events and others like them.
5 Virginia Ski Resorts to Visit this Winter
Virginia offers a number of resorts that are scattered along its mountainous slopes. Check out these 5 resorts to plan your next winter getaway.
8 Christmas Tree Farms to Visit in Virginia
Whether you like the smell of a fresh Christmas tree, or the convenience of a faux tree, there’s no denying that people pine for one of the merriest holiday staples in homes across Virginia.
5 Virginia Shopping Districts to Visit for Your Holiday Shopping
If you need to get a jump on your holiday shopping, check out these five lively shopping districts across Virginia.
Virginia Wine: 6 Things You Need to Know If You’re a Newbie
Yes, it’s OK to spit during a tasting.
Five of the Best Weekend Cruise-ins In Virginia
Whether you call it a car show, cruise-in, or drive-in, it’s happening in Virginia this summer!
Would You Turn Away A Hungry Child? School Nutrition Waivers Set To Expire In June
Rep. Abigail Spanberger is trying to extend free school meals for children in Virginia and across the country past the June 30 waiver expiration date of the Keeping School Meals Flexible Act.
Virginia Officials Still Searching For Answers to Bird Illness
BOYCE-A bird illness is targeting Virginia’s younger animals. Now state officials are asking residents to make some changes in order to help.
Where Can I Watch Independence Day Fireworks in Virginia?
SMITH MOUNTAIN LAKE- From Southside to NoVA, here’s a look at some uniquely Virginia ways to celebrate, with Independence Day fireworks.
Democrats Debate: How Do You Fix A Pandemic’s Educational Damage?
RICHMOND-How do you fix the educational damage left behind by the COVID-19 pandemic? Democratic candidates for governor offered their solutions in Thursday’s debate.
Dogwood Download: Things You Should Know For April 21
ALEXANDRIA-Alexandria adopts Virginia’s first collective bargaining ordinance, Virginia’s First Lady visits Valley schools, and a biotech firm is bringing jobs.
Dogwood Download: Things You Should Know For Wednesday, April 7
RICHMOND-Lawmakers return for marijuana vote, Shentel announces layoffs and school districts offer different plans.
No, Murder Hornets Aren’t Heading Towards Virginia This Spring
MARTINSVILLE-Murder hornets will soon emerge from a months-long hibernation. But no, they’re not heading towards Virginia.
Dogwood Download: Things You Should Know For Friday, March 26
RICHMOND-The lights go out in Smyth County, Del. Chris Hurst gets some news and we talk about the Regional Council of Carpenters.
Dogwood Download: Things You Should Know For Thursday, March 25
RICHMOND-You can’t just show up for a vaccine. VCU says no to a tuition hike and another school district returns to class.
Dogwood Download: Things You Should Know For Wednesday, March 10
In Virginia today, #ThisIsRichmond launches, two giraffes are dead after a zoo fire, and a state-wide job fair is happening this afternoon.
Dogwood Download: Things You Should Know for Tuesday, March 2
RICHMOND-Blacksburg bans guns, Fairfax kids return to school and what exactly will the Assembly’s marijuana bill do?
Virginia Business Owners Fight COVID-19 Through a New PACT
LEXINGTON – Patty Williams had to think fast when the COVID-19 pandemic first struck the Commonwealth.
A History of Quarantine: Staunton Museum Plans Unique Project
STAUNTON – This wasn’t the year any Virginia museum wanted.