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Teen Driver Safety Week, Oct. 19-25, is an ideal opportunity for parents of young drivers to have honest conversations about safe driving habits and roadway risks.

Whether for fall décor, seasonal recipes or enriching agritourism adventures, Virginia-grown squash offers something for everyone this month.

Hundreds of Virginia FFA students recently participated in Department of Forestry timber sports competitions.

A Memorandum of Understanding was signed to formalize a partnership and expand collaborative activities related to agricultural practices. 

As in-vehicle touchscreen controls are increasingly incorporated into modern car designs, transportation researchers are examining the distraction potential presented.

Woodstoves offer cozy retreats during frigid winters. But that comfort comes with responsibility. Without proper care and maintenance, they can pose serious fire risks.

The next generation of agricultural leaders were the toast of the State Fair when Gov. Glenn Youngkin recently presented a Suzanne S. Youngkin Endowed Scholarship totaling $10,500.

Fairgoers can indulge in style while supporting youth education during the State Fair of Virginia’s Sunsets & Scholarships event.

Two notable Virginians were celebrated recently for outstanding leadership by the VCC.

National Chicken Month may be celebrated every September, but for a full century, Virginia’s egg producers and poultry farmers have benefited from year-round VPF support.