Waynesboro venue to celebrate pride in face of Trump’s war on LGBTQ
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While the current administration wages a war against those who identify as LGBTQ, the Foundry in Waynesboro will celebrate pride on June 7.
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Dr. Lisa Coons resigned as Virginia schools superintendent amid federal uncertainty
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Dr. Lisa Coons resigned as Virginia’s superintendent of public instruction in March after the Virginia DOE reportedly missed deadlines.
Augusta County: Family of man who died in police custody wants answers
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The family of a Staunton man who died in the back of an Augusta County Sheriff’s Office patrol car on May 5 is trying to get answers.
Strasburg: Concrete barrier installation on I-81 for work in median starts Sunday
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On or about the night of May 18, contractors will begin installing a concrete barrier along the left lanes of Interstate 81 near Strasburg.
UVA Baseball: Evan Blanco, Harrison Didawick return to form at key time
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It’s been a tough year for last year’s UVA Baseball ace Evan Blanco, who has been slowed this season by injuries that appeared to affect his mechanics, velocity and execution.
84-year-old Waynesboro man dead in floating dock accident in Augusta County
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A Waynesboro man died after an accident at a floating dock in a lake in Augusta County.
Preview: AEW holding ‘Beach Break’ Dynamite in, for some reason, Chicago
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AEW is staging its “Beach Break” edition of “Dynamite” in Chicago, which, first glance, is curious.
Staunton: Art of Origami on display, available for purchase at Art Hive
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Lisa S. Douglass’s artistic journey with Origami began not with personal mastery, but with her son’s unexpected discovery of an Origami book.
Virginia DEQ awards $19M to reduce water pollution in the Chesapeake Bay
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Four local projects are among the nine statewide awarded a total of $19 million in Virginia DEQ grants as part of the Pay-For-Outcomes Nonpoint Source Pollution Reduction grant program.
Rockingham Harrisonburg SPCA cares for 52 dogs from Broadway hoarding situation
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Animal Control officers removed 52 dogs from a hoarding situation at a property in Broadway last week. RHSPCA is caring for them.
