Roddy Scheer: Taking climate risks into account when looking for a new home
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It’s true that climate risks are increasingly a factor for Americans when purchasing their next residence.
Search Results for REAL ID
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‘Soft’: When this 20-win Virginia team gets down, oddly, it stays down
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Virginia is maybe the oddest 20-7 college basketball team ever. The 20 includes wins over likely NCAA Tournament teams Florida, Wake Forest, Clemson and Texas A&M. The 7 is where things get strange.
Virginia fourth-grader allegedly on ‘kill list’; parent outraged at school’s response
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Parents of a fourth-grade student in Waynesboro were recently notified by the school principal that their child was on another student’s “kill list.”
Virginia is offensively-challenged: What can Tony Bennett do to find more points?
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Virginia ranks 170th in offensive efficiency in KenPom, roughly 50th percentile nationally, basically an average college basketball offense.
Rep. Don Beyer to serve on bipartisan Task Force on Artificial Intelligence
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U.S. Rep. Don Beyer of Virginia was appointed to serve on the newly formed bipartisan Task Force on Artificial Intelligence.
Tracy Pyles: The knuckleheads running Augusta County
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The Augusta County Board of Supervisors believes our silence as being assent. Because as Republicans they run for office bulletproof, they assume their invincibility confers infallibility of action. And I guess they are right.
Nebraska study questions safety of guardrails on American highways
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Guardrails along America’s highways are intended to stop vehicles from leaving the roadway and save lives, but vehicles are getting heavier.
Waynesboro students create ‘dynamic and inclusive space’ in new Black Student Union
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Waynesboro High School has a new student group called the Black Student Union, which a member shared with Waynesboro School Board last week.
Winslow Myers: Navalny’s value
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Aleksei Navalny, to all effects murdered by Putin, represented by contrast about as absolute a standard of what might constitute a morally honest life as humanly possible.
Waynesboro Schools work to meet needs of students, including mental health
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There is a lot of pressure on school systems to not just provide education, but to make sure all of the needs of children are met.
