Waynesboro Schools ‘all in’ for learning loss recovery from COVID-19 pandemic
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Waynesboro Schools is one of Virginia’s 131 school systems with a plan to address significant learning loss caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.
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What was it that Tony Bennett said in the Wake Forest game that got him teed up?
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If you’re working a game in which Virginia coach Tony Bennett gets teed up in, you have to maybe think, in the back of your mind, maybe, just maybe, it’s on you, and not him.
Youth suicide: Funding would prepare healthcare professionals for bigger role in prevention
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Suicide rates among youth in America increased 52 percent between 2000 and 2021, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Jon Stewart catching heat from the left because he’s suggesting Joe Biden is old
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Jon Stewart, who returned on Monday as host of “The Daily Show” for the first time in nearly nine years, is catching fire from the left because he dared to touch the rail on Joe Biden’s age.
Augusta County Schools: Policies, new middle school bathrooms designed for student safety
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In December, the Augusta County School Board realized that the school system’s existing policies and practices aligned with 75 percent of the Commonwealth’s policies.
SJ McDonald: Rockbridge County native, songwriter pursuing her country-music dreams
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From the county fair to Lower Broadway, Rockbridge County native SJ McDonald has been busy making a name for herself as a songwriter and singer in Nashville.
Should Joe Biden do the Super Bowl interview? Assessing the benefits, risks
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President Biden has a golden opportunity to balance the narrative that he’s too old, but for the second straight year, Biden has turned down the standing invite to do a recorded interview to air during the Super Bowl pregame.
Biden, ‘elderly man with a poor memory,’ won’t face charges in documents case
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President Biden won’t face charges over his retention of classified documents between his terms as vice president and president, but this is not at all good news for the president.
James Tweed: The real RINOs
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Beware of people who are oblivious to the obvious. People who lose an election, and believe they won. Not based on evidence. But based on what they “feel.”
President Woodrow Wilson: 100 years since the death of America’s leader through World War I
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Thomas Woodrow Wilson was born in Staunton on December 28, 1856, and soon after his family moved to Augusta, Georgia.
