Staunton Schools welcomes new McSwain Elementary principal, directors of tech, finance
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Staunton Schools announced new administrative hires and leadership changes for the upcoming 2025-26 school year.
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Staunton High graduates join BRCC’s Summer Workforce Academy in 2025
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Last summer BRCC and Waynesboro High partnered to offer a Summer Workforce Academy, providing workforce training for graduates.
Two Staunton seventh-graders to compete in state Civics Bee competition
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Five Shelburne Middle School 7th-graders competed in the local round of the National Civics Bee, a nationwide competition.
Commonwealth Transportation Board schedules meetings for Virginia feedback
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The Commonwealth Transportation Board will host nine meetings in Virginia for the public to share feedback on transportation projects.
Augusta County Schools mourns passing of long-time employee Mark Lotts
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The Augusta County School Board and community are mourning the loss of Mark Lotts, who served as executive director of business and finance.
Virginia Department of Health grants aim to get more nurses into the workforce
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The Virginia Department of Health has announced recipients of $4.5 million in Earn to Learn grants to address workforce shortages for nurses.
Waynesboro Players takes audiences ‘Into the Woods’ with Sondheim production
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The complexity of Stephen Sondheim’s “Into the Woods” encouraged director Jennifer Vaughan to bring it to the Black Box Theater at BRCC.
Shenandoah Cabaret to present ‘A New World of Song’ at Virginia Hunger Symposium
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Next weekend, Shenandoah Cabaret presents “A New World of Song” as part of the Virginia Hunger Symposium for the BRAFB.
Staunton: Art Hive to host opening reception for ‘Divinity in the Decay’
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Art Hive will host an opening reception next Friday for “Divinity in the Decay,” new and old works by local artist Beth Sweet of Greenville.
Augusta County: Airport to conduct full-scale disaster drill on Saturday
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If you notice an increased police presence in Augusta County on Saturday, don’t be alarmed, it’s likely part of a drill.
