Waynesboro: Children’s museum hoping to open indoor exhibit space by summer
The Blue Ridge Children’s Museum is hoping to open its doors in Waynesboro this summer with exhibits, a toddler space and more.
The Blue Ridge Children’s Museum is hoping to open its doors in Waynesboro this summer with exhibits, a toddler space and more.
A reader sent me an email this week with a provocative subject line – “Why do you help cover up issues in Augusta County?” Yep, this one’s gonna be fun.
Brian Collins grew up in Charlottesville, and his retirement plans include relocating from Alexandria to Waynesboro to enjoy a simpler life.
Post Oak Middle School student Heaven Leigh of Spotsylvania County has further emerged into the music industry at age 11 with “Why I Cry.”
A random group of community members came together in the fall to discuss how they could make an impact locally.
Cat’s Cradle has received a $20,000 grant from PetSmart Charities to help prepare more homeless pets in the Shenandoah Valley for adoption.
The first 17 innings of the UVA Baseball road trip to Berkeley to face the Cal Bears made Freddy Krueger look like a Golden Retriever puppy.
West Virginia ranks at the bottom of the 50 states in most quality-of-life categories, but the MAGA governor over there, Patrick Morrisey, isn’t having the attorney general conduct an investigation into any of that.
The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs announced Monday that it will phase out medical treatments for gender dysphoria and no longer provide funding.
The University of Virginia, quietly, moved earlier this month to eliminate its DEI office; I say it was done “quietly” because we still haven’t seen the school acknowledge the move publicly.
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