‘I’m all in’: Habitat for Humanity names Brad Bryant to executive director role
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The SAW Habitat for Humanity is in a rebuilding mode, and it may have found the perfect person to lead the organization forward.
Search Results for Affordable Care Act
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House energy coalition decries Republicans’ ‘Big Ugly Tax Scam’ as reckless
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House Republicans voted for polluting corporations and against clean energy tax credits and America’s manufacturing sector Wednesday night.
Republicans remove amendment to sell 500,000+ acres of federal public land
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President Donald Trump’s “big, beautiful bill” passed the U.S. House last night, but without a proposal by Republicans to sell off thousands of acres of public land in America.
Staunton Democratic Committee welcomes Virginia AG candidate Shannon Taylor
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All 100 House of Delegates races in Virginia up for election in 2025 have a Democrat running against a Republican candidate or incumbent.
Sophie Parson: The health and wellbeing of our neighbors depends on Medicaid
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Every year, the Augusta Regional Dental Clinic provides approximately 5,500 patients with affordable, high-quality dental care.
Preservation Virginia releases annual endangered historic places list
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Preservation Virginia has released its annual list of historic places in the Commonwealth facing imminent or sustained threats.
House energy coalition: Republicans’ passage of resolutions is ‘extremist crusade’
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House Republicans passed three resolutions that would eliminate Clean Air Act waivers for three vehicle emissions rules in California.
Staunton City Council approves 91-cent tax rate with 2026 operating budget
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After some discussion Thursday night, Staunton City Council approved a 2026 budget with a 91-cent tax rate.
WARM cold-weather shelter faced higher costs due to cold temps, served 157 individuals
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The cold-weather shelter operating Staunton, Waynesboro and Augusta County served more than 150 unsheltered individuals, ranging in age from 19 to 70 years, in the winter months of 2024-2025.
Trump targets federal employees, collective bargaining in latest executive order
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Donald Trump, as a “businessman,” would hire people he would now term “dangerous illegal immigrants” to avoid having to pay union wages on his projects.
