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Blacksburg Regional Teacher of Year said to be pioneer for women in career and technical education
FROM Virginia Dept. of Education. 04/18/24 / Agriculture / Breaking News / Business / Education / Environment / Health & Safety / People & Places / State Government /
“Mrs. Carrier epitomizes the characteristics of the ideal teacher that we all want for our children,” said Bernard Bragen Jr.. Montgomery County Public Schools Superintendent “Her passion and enthusiasm for teaching and children is reflective in the performance of her students. We are grateful to have her as a member of our faculty. “
Rep. Wolf sets April 2 job fair in Loudoun
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03/05/12 / Breaking News / Business /
Fifteen firms and US government agencies are signed up as of March 5 to participate in an April 2 job fair in Loudoun County VA arranged by Congressman Frank Wolf.
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Everything I needed to know about business, I learned while running a rock and roll band
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By E. Bruce Davis 02/27/12 / Business / Features / People & Places /
 The Confidentials in the early days (courtesy photo) Teen musicians may think of a band as art--creating a unique sound. Playing in a band can be good training for a future life in the business world. A drummer-band manager reveals the business lessons he learned while booking and playing gigs from the time he was 15. |
His term as president is done but Odend’hal’s still advocating for property rights
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By E. Bruce Davis 02/07/12 / Breaking News / Business / People & Places /
 Forrest Odend'hal and PWAR staff Forrest Odend'hal completed his one-year term as president of the Prince William Association of Realtors in January. Now he is serving as immediate past president and a member of the Virginia Association of Realtors--and he is still advocating for property rights. |
Tranquility in Haymarket
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By Heidi M. Baumstark 12/20/11 / Breaking News / Business / Health & Safety /
Tranquility Day Spa & Salon moved to Haymarket in the spring. In 2012, the business, owned by Gloria and Wayne Harding, will celebrate 15 years of business.
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“Brokers open” looms large at Heritage Hunt in Gainesville Nov. 29
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By Randi Reid 11/28/11 / Business / Gainesville /
Some 14 Heritage Hunt homes, ranging in price from under $200,000 to over $700,000, will be examined by an unprecedented numbers of Realtors Nov. 29. The homes will be open for prospective buyers on Sunday, Dec. 4.
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First senior expo Nov. 9
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11/08/11 / Business /
Information about services and products for seniors will be offered at a Manassas expo especially planned for seniors.
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Dale City and Mullen Elementary named “Green Ribbon” Schools
The day in and day out efforts Dale City and Mullen Elementary to provide engaging environmental and sustainability education activities and learning opportunities that will have a lasting impact on these students’ lives" have prompted the2024 U.S. Department of Education to name them Green Ribbon Schools.
