Children’s Hospital Foundation’s Words & Wisdom to feature ‘Hamilton’ star Miguel Cervantes | 8@4
- Kari Smith
VCU's ELEV8 program uplifts female student-athletes, driving increased support, engagement, and community impact through corporate partnerships and innovative initiatives, leading to significant growth and empowerment.
- Paid Content: Written and Provided by The Science Museum of Virginia
Have you ever imagined what it is like to live in space? Maybe you’ve pondered what it’s like to eat dehydrated food, sleep with your arms floating and even go to the bathroom using a suction toilet. What about working in space? Have you imagined how you would grow plants without water, wear…
The debut episode of Love, RVA is showing off the region's dining & hospitality, the Poe Museum and historical Polegreen Church | Love, RVA is branded content from Richmond Region Tourism produced by the Virginia Video Network
On the latest episode of 8@4 Behind the Lens, Matt, Kelli and Will rap about the latest episode of 8 @ 4 and the great stories that brought it all together. In 8@4 we had stories of beekeeping, mobile outdoor workouts, Que Pasa Festival, skateboarding and more. 8@4 is presented by Massey Can…
8@4 Behind the Lens presented by Massey Cancer Center - June 8 from the Virginia Wayside Furniture Studios
The VVN team had the opportunity to surprise a McDonald's Crew member for his generous act of kindness after he was nominated by an employee for going above and beyond. 8@4 is presented by Massey Cancer Center from the Virginia Wayside Furniture Studios with sports presented by the Richmond …
- Russ Joy
After what seemed like a never-ending wait, Louisiana online sports betting is live in the Pelican State. Five of the best legal online sportsbooks in the industry have already launched. Each has brought with it an incredibly strong new user offer.
- David Teel
Each of Jim Pry’s three sons followed him into college football coaching. Nate and Jon eventually found the grueling hours and rampant insecurity untenable and opted for more conventional careers.
- Russ Joy
NFL Wild Card weekend is nearly here and one of the most highly anticipated games on the weekend slate is an AFC East showdown between the New England Patriots and the Buffalo Bills. Legal online sportsbooks are offering a plethora of promos to take advantage of ahead of this game.
- Sponsored by VA Western New York Healthcare System
On average, only 49 percent of Veterans, regardless of gender, utilize even one aspect of the many benefits provided by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs. Historically, women Veterans have relied on the VA’s healthcare with even less frequency than their male counterparts. A 2015 study…
- Review by Matt Chandler | Sponsored by The Buffalo News Store
Josh Allen has a new $258 million contract, national endorsement deals, a second-place finish in the MVP award and now, a book focusing on his first three seasons in Buffalo.
- Sponsored by VA Western New York Healthcare System
To better reach the veteran community and make Covid-19 vaccines readily available, VA Western New York Healthcare System (VA WNYHS) embarked on what is known locally as “OPERATION NEW HOPE” – an effort that utilized a military-grade MASH tent in the parking lot at the Bailey Avenue site in …
- Chris Suarez
A Richmond Circuit Court judge has appointed Augusta County’s top prosecutor to determine whether Richmond Mayor Levar Stoney broke any laws when he arranged to remove the city’s Confederate monuments this summer.
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- Hayley Corbett, Discovery Senior Living
Almost (but not quite) ready to move into a senior living community? Check out the dining – it could be the deciding factor. In fact, the dining experience at senior living facilities has been elevated in recent years to the point where many communities mirror, and in some ways exceed, their…
- Kate Miceli, Esq. and Colleen M. Quinn, Esq.
In 2018, Virginia ranked fourth on Forbes “Best States for Business” list based on their regulatory climate, diverse economy, and business-friendly government policies. However, apparently this rating didn’t take into account Virginia’s egregious pay gap. According to the American Associatio…
- Courtesy of Guardian Life
For many working Americans, access to dental care is made possible because of employers’ benefit packages, which can include medical, dental and vision. However, dental care continues to be a top unmet health care need for many adults who are low-income seniors, medically fragile, or living …
- Kate Miceli, Associate Attorney at Locke & Quinn
Meagan Hunter worked at Chili’s in Phoenix, Arizona for nearly two years when she was encouraged to apply for a new management training program. Meagan was excited as this promotion would come with a significant raise, meaning she could buy her first home. During her employment at Chili’s sh…
- CONTENT CONTRIBUTED BY JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT OF CENTRAL VIRGINIA
The kindergarten students in Karen Dash’s classroom at Crestview Elementary School cheered when Junior Achievement of Central Virginia volunteer John Vetrovec told them he was giving them a cardboard bank during a lesson on savings.
- Karlie Brand
Whether it’s the painful loss of a loved one, the passing of a family pet or normal childhood curiosities about death, as a parent you will be faced with the challenge of explaining death and dying to your child.
- Jason Bell
For generations, a funeral director’s job changed little because families typically wanted the service to be a solemn, predictable ritual, rooted in religious practices and long-established customs. However, "this is no longer the case," said Larry Phillips of Morrissett Funeral and Crematio…
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On Saturday, Sept. 22, the state’s largest celebration of the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer (LGBTQ+) community will take place at the annual VA Pridefest at Brown’s Island – and Virginia’s nonprofit for LGBTQ+ youth, Side by Side, will be there celebrating pride. Among the l…
- Tracy L. Hineman FSL, CFC, CCO
Americans dying in the early part of the 1800s died at home, for the most part, and were arranged in the front parlor or a bedroom. Candles and flowers were positioned close to the corpse to help hide the smell of decomposition as the days passed. The local cabinetmaker produced a coffin, ma…

