Legislation would work to improve mental health of grad, postdoctoral researchers
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Congresswoman Jennifer McClellan and Congressman Paul D. Tonko announced their introduction of the MENTOR Act.
Search Results for Affordable Care Act
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UVA Health CEO, employees donate to five nonprofits during holiday season
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UVA Health has donated a total of $37,500 to five regional nonprofits as part of a season of giving during the holidays.
Prescription produce: USDA grant helps Southwest Virginia health effort
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A USDA grant will help a Southwest Virginia regional effort to increase fruit and vegetable consumption, with the goal of improving food security and health outcomes.
Andy Zipser: On winter, WARM and Staunton’s spending spree
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This is the season in which our area’s homeless population bounces around from one sleeping facility after another.
Analysis: ARPA outlays to local governments totaled $60.5M; breaking down how it was spent
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The deadline for local governments to use or lose ARPA funds allocated as part of a COVID-19 economic recovery plan is coming up on Dec. 31.
Rockbridge, Carroll counties receive $9.5M for expansion of broadband services
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U.S. Sens. Mark R. Warner and Tim Kaine announced $9,460,000 for Carroll and Rockbridge counties to expand high-speed internet access.
Kaine ‘Stands Up for Virginia’ by protecting democracy in the U.S. Senate
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The Kaine for Virginia campaign launched “7 Days, 7 Ways Tim Kaine Stands Up For Virginia” to highlight ways he puts Virginia first.
Waynesboro: Remember the 2022 election? Your one vote does matter
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You think your one vote doesn’t matter? Consider the 2022 election that put MAGA conspiracy theorist Jim Wood on Waynesboro City Council, which came down to 17 votes.
Independent Waynesboro candidates challenge vice mayor Jim Wood, GOP slate
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The chair of the Waynesboro Republican Committee, Jim Wood, the guy who signed off on the three Republican candidates for Waynesboro City Council, is also the city’s vice mayor.
Election 2024: Can women trust Republicans on birth control? History says no
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Could women’s rights to birth control be decided by next week’s election? We’re not trying to scare you, but the answer is yes.
