Trial: Virginia teacher shot by 6-year-old student in 2023 lucky to be alive
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A $40 million civil trial involving a former Newport News teacher who was shot by a 6-year-old student got under way this week.
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Lisa Vedernikova Khanna: Soon-to-be new mom running for Congress
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When Lisa Vedernikova Khanna called her Russian immigrant mother a few months ago to tell her that she was running for Congress, mom was, let’s just say, a tad bit disappointed.
Staunton | School system invites community to African-American Heritage Festival
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Staunton celebrates Black heritage and a multicultural community this weekend with the African-American Heritage & Multicultural Festival.
How to Choose a Personal Injury Lawyer: 7 Factors to Think Through
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When you’re dealing with medical bills, pain, and uncertainty about your future, the last thing you want is to worry about whether your attorney has your best interests at heart. But with so many lawyers advertising their services on commercials and bus stop billboards, how do you separate the great ones from those who are…
Waynesboro | River Ridge supports recovery from addiction for high school students
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Virginia’s second recovery high school has four students enrolled so far at River Ridge Learning Center in Waynesboro.
Harrisonburg Schools forms committee to forge hybrid CTE program with local partners
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Sixteen community members will meet regularly as a committee to formulate a plan going forward for Harrisonburg Schools to offer CTE courses.
Waynesboro Education Association campaign works to gain teachers ‘seat at the table’
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The Waynesboro Education Association has begun collecting cards from Waynesboro Schools teachers and staff to bring collective bargaining.
AEW | ‘Forbidden Door’ Review: Solid show, with one notable exception
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The AEW and NJPW joint venture, “Forbidden Door,” is always one of the year’s most exciting shows — despite its lackluster build. This year was no exception.
Kary Love | What happens when you can’t tell the cops from the robbers?
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Instead of promoting self-government, by letting states and local governments run according to the will of the local people, the GOP is acting like Moscow and dictating central planning from DC in total disregard of state’s rights.
Former Waynesboro branch NAACP president Joyce Colemon continues civil activism work
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In January, Joyce Colemon of Waynesboro stepped down as president of the local branch of the NAACP after 14 years. While no longer leading the Waynesboro branch, Colemon will not be stepping down anytime soon from her work in civil activism.
