To ensure social distancing between groups, fans who have already purchased tickets to a race will be reseated in new locations, as comparable as possible to original seats,
Northam said the extra money would be used to help schools pay for testing supplies, personal protective equipment and technology needed for virtual learning.
933 people across Virginia are hospitalized as of Thursday with confirmed or test-pending cases of COVID-19. That’s down from the 1,003 reported Wednesday.
A new round of COVID relief is up in the air. Those federal relief packages make a tangible difference across the region as many continue to adapt to the pandemic.
Working with Total Action for Progress, Dabney S. Lancaster Community College is applying for a $1.3 million grant to help students in high demand job programs, like nursing and commercial driver’s licenses.
Localities must apply for funding, and projects must be able to be completed within the time constraints on spending federal dollars in order to be eligible.
For one anti-casino organization, there’s no arguing a new police station is needed. However, they feel the police station is being offered as an incentive for people to vote yes and believe that is not fair for voters.
We’re getting an update from the New River Health District on coronavirus in the NRV. At a press conference Tuesday, New River Health District Director Dr. Noelle Bissell said cases are trending down.
This week, deputies and officers from across the country are training with the National Tactical Officers Association in Botetourt County to learn more about what it means to be a Special Weapons and Tactics member.
“These events are unfortunate,” said Chief Gerald Smith. “However, we must allow the legal process to work. The officers will be placed on the administrative assignment until a verdict is reached.”