The Virginia Center for Investigative Journalism is an independent, nonprofit newsroom, drawing on the resources of veteran journalists and advanced university students to cover stories vital to the commonwealth.

Virginia Craft Beer is both a magazine and online publication focused entirely on beer and ciders brewed in Virginia, as well as beer events, beer reviews, business updates and feature length articles focused on beer.

This is the online outlet for Virginia Craft Beer.

Virginia Environmental Law Journal is a quarterly journal written for legal scholars, law students, and law practitioners. The journal publishes scholarly articles that focus on state, regional, national, and international issues of environmental, preservation, land use, energy, and natural resources law. Virginia Environmental Law Journal does not accept press releases at this time. Advertising rates are not available.

Written for members of the Episcopalian Diocese of Virginia and provides direction and support to readers in witnessing to the world God's love in the living Christ. Includes current events, news and happenings within the church community and inspires readers to lead a life based on the word of God. Allows members to stay connected with one another and updates them on current issues affecting the community. Regular features include News of the Diocese, Opinion, From the Bishop, Bishops' Visitations, On the Calendar, Stewardship & Development, International News, Book Reviews and Youth & Young Adults,

Written for both farming and non-farming members of the Virginia Farm Bureau and includes current statewide agricultural news, features and tips on Farm Bureau services.

The publication is written for members of the Virginia Forestry Association (VFA), landowners, loggers, saw mill workers. The magazine covers current issues impacting forestry that include perspectives from industry, landowners, conservationists and educators. Virginia Forests also highlights people and places. The VFA is a private, nonprofit organization, dedicated to sustaining, development, protecting, and promoting the forest an related resources of Virginia. Its membership consists of individuals, forest landowners, foresters, loggers, forest products businesses, forestry consultants, and a variety of groups who are concerned about the future and well-being of Virginia's forest resources. The lead time for Virginia Forests is two months.

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Serves as the official newsletter of the Virginia Genealogical Society. Fosters interest in genealogical, biographical, historical and heraldic research in Virginia. Publishes information pertaining to genealogy and shares genealogical methods, techniques and knowledge among the members of the society.

Written as a member service to golfers, as well as the managers, professionals and course superintendents at each of the more than 310 member clubs of the Virginia State Golf Association. Editorial includes a look at golf's greatest achievements, personal profiles, feature stories, championship previews/reviews, places to play, rules, new equipment, VSGA services, golf lifestyles and many other articles of interest.