Virginia knows what it needs to do in the ACC Tournament: Win, and you’re in
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ESPN’s Joe Lunardi has Virginia among his Last Four In. CBS Sports’ Jerry Palm has Virginia somewhat safely in, as a 10 seed.
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Waynesboro Schools’ AP Government students conduct mock trial
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Waynesboro Schools Advanced Placement students participated in a government mock trial on Feb. 29 in the Circuit Courtroom.
Youngkin touts Virginia economy, which is only growing because of what’s going on in DC
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Gov. Glenn Youngkin had his office send out a press release on Monday touting how good the economic recovery led by President Biden is doing for Virginia.
‘Recovery is possible’: Staunton City Council member shares story of addiction, recovery
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Principal Tammy Lightner spoke to seniors at Staunton High School before introducing a special speaker who spoke to other grades earlier.
Cinderella Project celebrates 20 years serving low-income Valley families, teens
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The Cinderella Project celebrates 20 years of providing gently used formal dresses and gowns for teenage girls in low-income families.
Survey: College students are struggling with mental and emotional health
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A new survey shows that the majority of college students are struggling emotionally dealing with anxiety, burnout and depression.
Tony Bennett on Virginia Basketball: ‘The bones are good in this program’
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Virginia has had maybe the most disconnected 22-9 regular season of any college basketball program ever.
Longwood, improbably, is going dancing, after winning Big South title game
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Longwood, after beating the #1, #2 and #4 seeds in the Big South Tournament, is going dancing, cutting down the nets after a convincing 85-59 win over UNC Asheville on Sunday.
Woman, first child born via IVF, says people are being ‘erased’ by cruel legislation
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U.S. Sen. Tim Kaine said the legislation passed after the Supreme Court ruling in Alabama doesn’t go far enough to ensure IVF treatment for families.
Virginia Democrats fail to advance two bills banning mysterious ‘junk fees’
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President Biden spoke during his State of the Union address about federal legislation banning junk fees. Virginia Democrats dropped the ball on advancing similar legislation in the 2023 General Assembly session.
