(Virginia Beach, Va., Oct. 14, 2022) – Soon after opening its second Hampton Roads clinic earlier this year, Animal Vison Center of Virginia has finalized plans to open another practice in one of the region’s oldest historic buildings. According to Dr. Heather Brookshire, her veterinary ophthalmic care business will expand to occupy the Pembroke Manor House at 520 Constitution Drive in Virginia Beach.

(Hampton Roads, Va., Sept. 22, 2022) – It is hard to imagine life without water for bathing, cooking, cleaning up—and even enjoying an occasional beer. That is the point that askHRgreen.org wants to convey by inviting Hampton Roads breweries to participate in the annual “Imagine a Day Without Water” awareness event, October 20.  

(Hampton Roads, Va., Sept. 6, 2022) – The fall season is an ideal time to assess your lawn and garden areas and even consider a new vision for the space. Replacing traditional sod with a mix of native plants and groundcovers that boost wildlife populations is growing in popularity. And the people who power the askHRgreen.org environmental education initiative encourage people to give “rewilding” a try.

(Hampton Roads, Va., Aug. 31, 2022) — Animal Vision Center of Virginia is now bringing ophthalmic care services to more animals in Hampton Roads, with the launch of its second practice in Chesapeake. Located in the Great Bridge area at 228 Mt. Pleasant Road, the clinic offers a full array of animal eye care services including exams and diagnosis, medical therapies, genetic testing for ocular conditions, and surgery.

(Hampton Roads, Va., Aug. 18, 2022) – Virginia will soon be for lovers of recycling. The askHRgreen.org Recycling and Beautification Committee is inviting artists and creative teams to envision and develop a dynamic Virginia LOVE sign, encouraging Hampton Roads residents and visitors to “Start Smart, Recycle Right.” Applicants have until Oct. 7, 2022 to submit their conceptual vision, and the winning artist or group will receive a $2,500 stipend for creating the sign.

(Virginia Beach, Va., Aug. 8, 2022) – Now there is an immersive alternative to address chronic pain, gastrointestinal issues, anxiety and depression, and the long-term effects of COVID-19. The team behind Hang 10 Drips Infusions + Wellness Solutions is all about helping people stay healthy and hydrated, offering over a dozen medically-managed IV infusions—and a sunny approach to achieving a healthy lifestyle.

(Hampton Roads, Va., July 21, 2022) – Traveling to a far-flung coast, a national park or the big city may sound fun. Or you could save time, money and emissions by getting away from it all in your own back yard. From camping by the Chesapeake Bay to hiking and biking through parks and natural areas, there are plenty of ways to enjoy a Hampton Roads staycation, while reducing your environmental footprint.

(Virginia Beach, Va., June 14, 2022) – Art director, author, indie book publisher, Boomerang World Champion. John Köehler has varied titles and interests. A gifted, lifelong artist, the long-time Virginia Beach resident is now adding two more …

(Hampton Roads, Va., May 31, 2022) - Officials with the NOAA are predicting a 65% chance of an above-average Atlantic hurricane season for 2022. The team behind Getfloodfluent.org wants to know: Are you and your home prepared?

(Chesapeake, Va., May 18, 2022) – Volvo Penta of the Americas has won recognition as a Great Place to Work by a national institute that promotes and measures workplace excellence. The certification recognizes companies that achieve high scores in employee satisfaction based on surveys of workers.

(Hampton Roads, Va., March 1, 2022) – Creativity in the classroom was worth more than a shiny gold star this week, when askHRgreen.org leaders recognized 10 local educators with its Green Star Teachers Awards. The educator recognition program included a $1,000 monetary award for each of the teachers to use for future green-themed classroom projects.

(Hampton Roads, Va., Aug. 6, 2021) – The purrs and nuzzles of pandemic pets have been good for those seeking comfort and support this past year. Veterinarians love that more people are opening their homes to animals, with many choosing pet …