‘Growing mental health crisis in the nation’s youth’ increases calls to poison control centers
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America’s poison centers are fielding increasingly severe cases that are dramatically more likely to lead to severe harm or death.
Search Results for REAL ID
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Staunton-Augusta YMCA kicks off fundraising campaign Thursday night at Gypsy Hill Park
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The Staunton-Augusta Family YMCA is kicking off its annual giving campaign in style.
Youngkin, Miyares scheming to withdraw Virginia from Advanced Clean Car mandate
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Republicans have failed three different times to repeal a 2021 state law tying Virginia to auto-emissions standards set by California.
Staunton: New director of tourism says city knows its worth as place to live, visit
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Six weeks ago, the City of Staunton welcomed Samantha Johnson of Kentucky as its new director of tourism.
Virginia Tech pitches in to create an immersive D-Day Memorial experience in Bedford
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June 6 marks the 80th anniversary of D-Day, the Allied forces’ invasion of Normandy, France, during World War II.
Neighbor who murdered Virginia vet’s service dog to be sentenced Wednesday
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It still feels like a nightmare for Joeseph Sande as he continues to struggle with the realization that his service dog, Buddy Bear, was murdered by a neighbor.
Hands-on learning program ‘great experience for everyone’ at Westwood Hills Elementary
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Westwood Hills Elementary is thrilled to announce the successful launch of the Building Brighter Bulldogs Makerspace Program.
Reviewing the personal, political and criminal record of Donald Trump
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In 2016, Donald Trump ran as an outsider, as someone who was able to criticize the political record of his primary opponents.
UVA Baseball Notebook: Pitching, maligned all season, keys ‘Hoos to Supers
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Virginia had a team ERA near 6.00 most of the season, but still earned a #12 national seed in the 2024 NCAA Tournament because the offense averaged a shade under 10 runs a game with an OPS over 1.000 and a team-record 113 home runs.
Billions in tax dollars go to private religious schools in the U.S.: What about Virginia?
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A Washington Post story published on Monday reports that billions in taxpayer dollars are going to pay for private-school tuitions at conservative religious schools.
