Roanoke: 24 individuals charged in $1.5M COVID financial fraud scheme
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Two Roanoke individuals were allegedly the masterminds behind a COVID-19 fraud submitting $1.5 million in relief applications for fictional businesses.
Search Results for Childcare
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Biden-Trump debate, ahem, highlights: Golf, ‘we finally beat Medicare,’ sex with a porn star
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Joe Biden didn’t need a jug of Mountain Dew when Thursday’s debate got down to brass tacks, as the crucial issue of who the better golfer is between Biden and ex-president Donald Trump took center stage.
Staunton-Augusta YMCA kicks off fundraising campaign Thursday night at Gypsy Hill Park
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The Staunton-Augusta Family YMCA is kicking off its annual giving campaign in style.
National Defense Authorization Act passes committee to House floor with McClellan amendments
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The Servicemember Quality of Life Improvement Act and NDAA for Fiscal Year 2025 were voted out of the House Armed Services Committee.
The Republican Party is the roadblock to meaningful child care solutions
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To their credit, many Republican leaders, particularly at the state level, recognize the magnitude of the child care crisis.
AmeriCorps partnership to develop activities for modernization of volunteer service
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AmeriCorps and the US Administration for Community Living have entered into an understanding to modernize the service of volunteers.
Roddy Scheer: The climate benefits of a four-day workweek
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Nearly 200 companies across the globe have completed six-month trials of a four-day workweek with promising results.
Goodwill Industries ready for ‘one vital step forward’ with first adult high school in Virginia
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The Virginia DOE has approved the first adult high school to be operated by Goodwill Industries of the Valleys in Roanoke at Melrose Plaza.
Waynesboro School Board meeting on Tuesday night to include ‘trial run’ of Owl cameras
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Waynesboro Public Schools will test new Owl cameras Tuesday night at its School Board meeting with a goal to begin recording meetings for the public in March.
Waynesboro’s HERO: Nonprofit aims to help prevent utility cutoffs, evictions
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For someone struggling to make ends meet due to an unforeseen expense, finding an organization that may be able to help them and finding the time to reach out can be difficult.
