We’ve got an update on the story involving the special-needs student in Waynesboro who was dropped off by his bus driver more than a mile from home along a busy highway on Tuesday, and this story isn’t getting any better for the folks who run Waynesboro Public Schools.
We’re officially out of the drought, after last week’s plentiful rains from the remnants of Hurricane Isaias that soaked Waynesboro, Staunton and Augusta County, and a wide swath of the state.
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The voters in Ward D in Waynesboro made the mistake in 2022 of not realizing that Sam Hostetter was not only a pretty good City Council member, but also that the guy they were about to put on City Council in his place, Jim Wood, is a MAGA homophobe who was about to embarrass the city in national news headlines.
The Big Ugly Bill signed into law last summer was written to keep us from feeling the worst of the pain of trillions in healthcare and social safety net cuts until after the midterms.
The Trump DOJ announced on Thursday that it has obtained an indictment against a prominent Virginia Democrat, State Sen. Louise Lucas.
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The rape and abduction charges against former UVA Football player Jahmal Edrine have been dismissed, less than a month before Edrine was set to go before an Albemarle County jury for a scheduled four-day trial.
The UVA-Duke rematch of last year’s ACC Championship Game kicks off a two-day, seven-game ACC Football schedule for Week 8.
The Big Ugly Bill signed into law last summer was written to keep us from feeling the worst of the pain of trillions in healthcare and social safety net cuts until after the midterms.
We’ve got an update on the story involving the special-needs student in Waynesboro who was dropped off by his bus driver more than a mile from home along a busy highway on Tuesday.
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