Now as a well-known Lynchburg summer tradition, crowds gather each June at Percival’s Island to watch a sea of long batteaus float across the …
The James River Association’s efforts to improve access and activities on the river received a major boost on June 17 with the announcement of…
Organizers of the 37th Annual James River Batteau Festival are preparing for hundreds of people to come to downtown Lynchburg to celebrate the…
Ambrye Taylor threw a one-hitter and did not allow an earned run in a complete-game outing to help Nelson past Glenvar, 7-1, in the first roun…
Falling water steeped with Richmond's history echoes throughout one of the James River Park's crown jewels amid a period of momentum for one of the city's architectural wonders.Â
U.S. Sen. Tim Kaine wrapped up a week of stops across southwest and central Virginia on Friday with two stops in the Hill City to discuss ever…
In February 7th grade life science students in public schools across the James River watershed took part in public service announcements (PSAs…
A water intake and pump station project in Fluvanna County has taken another step toward being moved away from the historic capital of the Monacan Indian Nation.
Hatton Ferry will float again thanks to donations.Â
Development of a water intake and pump station in Fluvanna County will likely be moved away from the historic capital of the Monacan Indian Nation, after research has revealed little evidence of burial artifacts at a possible new site.
The overall health of the James River is at a grade of B-minus and a score of 61%, a drop of two percentage points since 2019, according to th…
A map indicates which sewer drains have recently overflowed, indicating which parts of the river to avoid.Â
Amherst Middle School seventh-graders on Oct. 13 took a field trip to the James River for a day of hands-on learning on the water.
Shortly after a group of James River Day School students paddled out into the James River on Thursday for learning activities, James River Association and Amherst County officials celebrated the groundbreaking of a new access point to the river and an education center at Riveredge Park.
The Town of Bedford is in the process of relicensing with the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission to continue operating its hydroelectric plant on the James River, called the Snowden project. The relicensing application includes several proposed projects meant to increase life extension of the facility, and should not result in environmental disturbance. Public input is welcome during the current relicensing phase.
The photos are ghastly: piles of dead foxes and coyotes tossed in the back of trucks.
Any given week on the James River you will find people wading through the water, riding a boat or even fishing in the river.
As we launched our canoe and paddled upstream from Big Island, we left the main stem of the James River and felt miles from civilization.