Digital history project looks at Civil War’s emancipationist legacy in the Shenandoah Valley
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A new digital history project preserves the history of the Civil War’s emancipationist legacy in the Shenandoah Valley.
Search Results for Bridgewater College
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Teen actors to perform ’12 Angry Jurors’ in black box performances this weekend
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When Jeremy West was considering the next theatre production for students with Silver Line Theatre Exchange, he knew that local high schools would be planning musicals this time of year.
Athletic trainer recalls injury to varsity baseball player similar to one on ‘Monday Night Football’
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Abbie Hansberger was a new athletic trainer in Shenandoah County when the unthinkable happened. At a baseball practice in the spring, two varsity student athletes collided in the outfield, and one student, a senior, suffered a condition known as commotio cordis.
UVA victim’s mom: ‘Something could have been done to prevent this’
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When there is a mass shooting like the one at the University of Virginia in November, the public outcry often leads to a united voice for gun control efforts and a demand for changes in existing legislation.
First female deputy superintendent retiring from state police; new leaders announced
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Virginia State Police Superintendent Colonel Gary T. Settle has announced the appointments of three new executive staff leaders in the wake of the retirement of the department’s first female deputy superintendent.
Archives fair to showcase unique collections highlighting Shenandoah Valley history
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A dozen archival institutions from across the region will exhibit unique collections that showcase Valley history during the Shenandoah Valley Archives Fair on Wednesday, Oct. 12 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Karl Magenhofer’s new call isn’t local news or sports: It’s a call to the pulpit
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Karl Magenhofer has been covering news and sports in the Valley for more than two decades on WSVA, WSIG and Q101. It’s a voice that people throughout Virginia woke up to and counted on to anchor the news every morning.
Leadership and farming education grow from Project GROWS
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Project GROWS wrapped up the second summer of its Youth Leaders in Agriculture program with a showcase and tours of the farm in Augusta County on Tuesday afternoon.
Augusta County Clerk’s office names summer interns
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Augusta County Clerk of Circuit Court R. Steven Landes announced three interns for the summer: Aaron Baughman, Blake Rodgers and Nicholas Arnold.
Waynesboro Public Schools announces administrative appointments
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The Waynesboro School Board has appointed Heather Craddock as the assistant principal of Westwood Hills Elementary School, John Helbert III as the assistant principal of William Perry Elementary School, and Ryan McLaughlin as one of the assistant principals of Kate Collins Middle School.
