
Mary Baldwin University announces plans to open residential campus in fall
Mary Baldwin University announced today its intention to reopen its residential campus in time for the scheduled start of fall semester classes on Monday, Aug. 31.

Mary Baldwin University announced today its intention to reopen its residential campus in time for the scheduled start of fall semester classes on Monday, Aug. 31.

The U.S. Chamber of Commerce has launched an interactive map with state-specific information to help business owners navigate different state-based public health guidelines as they begin to reopen in communities across the nation.

Getting into any type of car accident can be extremely dangerous and damaging, but a head-on accident can be especially dangerous given the high speeds and the sheer force of impact that you will experience during the crash.

We are fast becoming a nation—nay, a world—of book burners.

The City of Harrisonburg will begin distributing COVID-19 care kits to select neighborhoods this week, thanks to a donation from the COVID-19 Health Equity Working Group of Virginia’s Unified Command.

A federal court today approved a partial settlement to remove Virginia’s witness requirement for voters who believe their health would be at risk due to COVID-19 if forced to comply.

As we continue to address the coronavirus outbreak, it is important also to plan for what comes next.

The novel coronavirus outbreak is emphasizing geographical boundaries and making it difficult for multinational businesses and businesspeople to maintain ongoing activity.

The vast majority of goods we use and enjoy have spent at least some time traveling on cargo ships.

Waynesboro needs Terry Short. To vote otherwise is a disservice to the future of Waynesboro.
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