Wim Laven: Can we finally start dealing with gun violence?
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It was an ordinary Valentine’s Day four years ago when my class was interrupted by incoming news of an active shooter in a Florida high school.
Search Results for REAL ID
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Youngkin’s violent crime task force doomed to fail at solving the problem
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Gov. Glenn Youngkin said last month that his violent crime task force is not a “one size fits all approach to combating crime in the Commonwealth.” Except that, that’s precisely what it is.
Boeing, Virginia Tech partnering on $50M project at Innovation Campus
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Gov. Glenn Youngkin joined Boeing CEO Dave Calhoun and Virginia Tech President Tim Sands Monday to announce a public-private partnership uniting industry, government, and academia to drive talent development and increased labor force participation in Virginia.
Half of us have mental illness: That half of us, somehow, aren’t mass shooters
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Jennifer Lewis has worked in mental health for nearly 20 years. She’s never had a client become a mass shooter.
Ken Plum: More than enough
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The world watches in astonishment as Americans kill each other with guns at a rate that is 25 times greater than in any other developed country!
Earth Talk: U.S. lags behind China. Europe on EVs
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The U.S. lags as a distant third among electric vehicle (EV) sales and production. According to Bloomberg, China claims a whopping 46 percent of global EV sales.
Rivera Sun: Sleepwalking into climate nightmares
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How can anyone sleep at night? My first nightmare about environmental crisis occurred in 1990. I was eight years old. In it, acid rain poured from the sky, scalding the skin of humans and stripping holes in the leaves of trees.
The U.S. government is waging psychological warfare on the nation
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The U.S. government is waging psychological warfare on the American people.
Waynesboro library exhibit highlights Black Americans in struggle for equality
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Anne Spencer was born in 1882. A poet and civil rights activist, she was part of what would come to be called the Negro Renaissance in the 1920s in Lynchburg.
Culpeper District Traffic Alert: Week of June 13-17
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The following highway work is scheduled, weather permitting, in the Culpeper District during the next week.
