Virginia: What You Need To Know
Agriculture has always been a key contributor to the Virginia economy, and today 33 percent of the land remains devoted to farming. Other key industries in Virginia are the military, government services and technology, with Virginia having the highest concentration of technology workers of any state. Best places to live in Virginia include Arlington, Alexandria, Abingdon, Virginia Beach, Chesapeake and Norfolk. More than 175 colleges and universities are in the Commonwealth.
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8 Reasons to Move to Virginia
With wide open spaces and big city living, the Commonwealth offers plenty of reasons to make a move. -
Best Places to Live in Virginia
Alexandria, Charlottesville, Newport News, Danville, Fredericksburg are among top choices -
The 8 Best Beaches in Virginia for Avoiding Crowds
These beach hideaways located near America's birthplace will have you coming back for more sun, sand and surf. -
The Virginia Oyster Trail Is for Lovers
In the past decade, Virginia oysters have made an amazing (and delicious) comeback — here's where to go to get a taste. -
The 5 Most Affordable Cities in Virginia
Modest housing costs in Virginia’s biggest and best cities make the Commonwealth especially attractive to prospective residents -
Connecting Land to the Washington County Community
Abingdon Vineyards’ new owners credit Southern hospitality for decision to relocate from California. -
The 8 Best States on Instagram
Swing on by these Instagram accounts next time you're surfing the Internet for some of the best views America has to offer.
