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Dry Conditions Could Make for Good Virginia Wine, Researcher Says
The drought conditions have been bad for most crops, but 2024 looks to be a good year for Virginia wine, one expert says.
Ouch! LPGA Apologizes for Shuttle Problems to Solheim Cup
Fans waited hours for shuttle buses, leaving the grandstands half empty as the prestigious golf tournament got underway.
American Type Culture Collection to Expand Prince William County Bioresource Campus
The $54.7 million investment will allow the company to scale production of biomaterials quickly, should there be a health crisis.
Food Insecurity Reaches Highest Level in Greater Washington Region in 3 Years
One NoVA county has the second highest level of food insecurity in the region, the Capital Area Food Bank said.
The Women’s Center in Vienna Opens New Space at 50
This counseling service officially opens its doors as it marks a milestone in the community.
Fairfax County Tightens Data Center Zoning Restrictions
The regulations address concerns about noise, proximity to homes, and what the buildings would look like.
Frontier Airlines Offers $19 Flights from Dulles to Orlando, Atlanta; PLAY Has $2 Kids’ Fares
Frontier is coming back to IAD after more than two years.
How Will Drought Conditions Affect NoVA Foliage?
The drought conditions we’re under right now aren’t helping, but the hot, dry summer did more of the damage, a Virginia forestry expert says.
Get a Peek at What’s in the TSA’s Archives
Artifacts from the attacks on the World Trade Center and Pentagon are archived in NoVA.
How a Group of James Madison High School Students Make a Custodian’s Dream Come True
Francis Apraku never expected that a conversation about a birthday gift would lead students to make sure he received what he wanted.
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