Safety & Insurance
Keep safe and warm: Prep woodstoves for winter
Woodstoves offer cozy retreats during frigid winters. But that comfort comes with responsibility. Without proper care and maintenance, they can pose serious fire risks.
Virginia’s produce safety efforts shine at FDA demonstration event
Peace of mind in Virginia’s produce supply was a key takeaway of a recent food safety demonstration event.
National observance highlights farmer, workplace safety
The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reports that the agriculture, forestry, fishing and hunting sectors are still the most dangerous in America.
Safely handle homegrown harvests
Eating a fresh salad from the garden is a rewarding experience. But a homegrown harvest requires safe handling to prevent illness.
National observance encourages parents to talk to teens about safe driving
The leading cause of death for U.S. youth ages 15-18 is automobile accidents.
Secure loads to prevent accidents, injuries during transport
The consequences of an unsecured load can lead to serious accidents, injuries, significant financial liabilities and even death.
Motorists urged to be aware of unseen distractions from emotional or mental overload
Mental distractions can prevent drivers from being fully focused.
Swimming pool owners urged to prioritize safety this summer
For swimming pool owners, it’s critical to anticipate the unimaginable.
Safeguard yourself and your property from lightning strikes
A lightning bolt traveling over 500 miles recently made headlines, and demonstrated how unpredictable lightning can be.
Safety officials alarmed at trends showing increase in roadway fatalities
The increase in roadway fatalities over the last decade reveals a troubling trend.
