Staunton: SAW Housing Coalition invites community to next housing summit Thursday
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A local coalition addressing housing concerns is ready to roll out first steps of an action plan with a Housing Summit on Thursday.
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Spanberger pushes Biden to fill vacancy, review Postmaster General amid mail delays
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The Board of Governors of the USPS is comprised of 11 individuals, including nine governors nominated by the president.
Is there a way to make presidential debates more than shouting matches?
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A non-profit by the name of the Open to Debate Foundation got in touch this morning to lay out what is done wrong in presidential debates.
Gas prices down in Virginia, holding steady nationally: What’s the trend through July 4?
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Gas prices are down 4.5 cents a gallon in Virginia over the past week, though the national average ticked up ever so slightly, 0.3 cents per gallon, according to data from GasBuddy.
VDOT set to begin Hydraulic Road-Hillsdale Drive roundabout work on July 8
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A new roundabout going in at the intersection of Hydraulic Road and Hillsdale Drive in Charlottesville could lead to some driving headaches for local motorists this summer.
Tony Elliott’s former Clemson cohort signs lucrative long-term extension
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The other former long-time assistant at Clemson just signed a six-year extension after a 10-win season.
How Donald Trump has worked for decades to destroy America’s labor unions
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Although Donald Trump has been eager to garner support from American labor unions for his re-election campaign, there are lots of reasons he’s not going to get it.
Mailbag: Pharmacy benefit managers, Republicans want to ‘fix’ Staunton
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In 2022, Congress scored a victory for the American people when it passed legislation allowing Medicare to negotiate directly with drug companies over the cost of some prescription drugs.
Augusta County mother speaks out against racism toward her children in school system
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Black parents are sharing their stories of how their children are experiencing racially-motivated bullying in Augusta County Schools.
Quicker DOE review of FAFSA applications requested by Sens. Warner, Kaine
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Following significant problems with the rollout of the new FAFSA, lawmakers want a quick review of problems before fall 2024 applications.
