"Arlingtonians for a Clean Environment (ACE) promotes stewardship of our natural resources and practical solutions to a sustainable lifestyle in order to protect water, air, and open spaces in the Arlington community."

Arlington Public Library staff newsletter began publishing in 1981. It was originally known as the "Staff newsletter". The newsletter has changed its name several times over the years. It covers personal and library news, and documents the history of the Arlington Public Library and its staff. The collection ranges from 1981-to present day.

Beyond Germanna, a newsletter devoted to the research of the Germans and their descendants who lived east of the Blue Ridge Mountains in Virginia. The general and genealogical history of these Germans, starting in their German homes, continuing through their lives in Virginia, and extending to the colonies and states to which they moved.

The SCC is vested with regulatory authority over many varied businesses and economic interests that have an impact on Virginia consumers such as setting rates charged by public utilities, insurance, state-chartered financial institutions, investment securities, retail franchising and utility and railroad safety. It is also the central filing office for Uniform Commercial Code financing statements and for documents that create corporations, limited...

Stone buys his freedom by killing those who kept him in hiding, but his actions prompt the government to declare him a wanted man, in turn prompting the members of the Camel Club to do what they can to help.

Reprint of original edition published by Richmond Press, Richmond, Va., 1920-52.

For centuries, Virginians have told, retold and embellished wonderful stories of their history. Legends such as the "wild Spanish ponies" of Chincoteague, General Braddock's lost gold, the Mount Vernon Monster and the Richmond Vampire tug at the imagination. Revolutionary War heroes, Annandale's Bunny Man, the enslaved woman who became a Union spy in the White House of the Confederacy and many others left imprints on the Commonwealth of Virginia....