Waynesboro Schools, BRCC partner on EMT program for high school students
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A new program is available for students at Waynesboro High School who are interested in certification as Emergency Medical Technicians (EMT).
Search Results for Blue Ridge Community College
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The next level: City Council candidate Lorie Strother looks to help Waynesboro ‘move on up’
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Waynesboro resident Lorie Strother believes the timing is right for her to step up to do more for her city by running for the Ward A seat on City Council.
Local teachers awarded creative grants totaling $34K from Valley Alliance for Education
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The Valley Alliance for Education (VAE) hosted its annual Creative Classroom Grants Celebration last night at BRCC.
Waynesboro Schools celebrates another successful summer of programming
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As summer ends, Waynesboro Schools is proud to highlight the success of their Extended School Year (ESY) summer programs at secondary schools.
Augusta County Clerk’s office appoints local women as deputy clerks
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Kelsey M. Crews, Debra K. Hostetter and Whitney M. Rhodes, were appointed Deputy Clerks with the Augusta County Circuit Court Clerk’s Office.
Commonwealth Transportation Board seeks public input on recommended funding
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The CTB will host nine meetings in Virginia during which public feedback is welcome on transportation projects recommended for funding.
Warbird Showcase at SHD to offer rides in WWII airplane Stinson OY-1
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The Capital Wing of the Commemorative Air Force (CAF) will continue its 2024 tour with a Warbird Showcase at the Shenandoah Valley Airport.
James Madison University to host student sustainability summit on Saturday
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James Madison University will host the 2024 Student Sustainability Summit on Saturday in Hartman Hall on the Harrisonburg campus.
JMU names executive director for Lab School for Innovation and Career Exploration
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The James Madison University College of Education has named its first executive director of the Lab School for Innovation and Career Exploration.
JMU President Jonathan Alger to step down, heading to American University
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James Madison University President Jonathan Alger announced today that he will be stepping down after the conclusion of this academic year.
