Evette Barton: Group relaunches local League of Women Voters unit
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Waynesboro is a community that shows up – at the ballot box, in our schools and neighborhoods, and when our neighbors are hungry.
Search Results for Special Education
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If Jesus were born today, would he survive the American Police State?
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Every Christmas, Christians celebrate the birth of a child born into oppression – an occupied land, a climate of political fear, and a government quick to crush anything that threatened its authority.
Trump administration targets hospitals, aims to cut off care to trans youth
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The Trump administration is targeting trans youth and the hospitals that care for them announcing plans to cut Medicare and Medicaid funding.
EMU Hall of Fame coach, pioneer in women’s sports, Mim Mumaw passes at 87
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Miriam (Mim) Mumaw coached several women’s sports at what was then EMC in Harrisonburg in the 1960s and 1970s and was inducted into the school’s Hall of Fame in 2002.
America: Where we choose to create enemies, and then flush them out
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I stare blankly at the news. Little men with guns once again stir the country – the world – into a state of shock and grief and chaos.
Things to remember as you contemplate interpreting local Indigenous culture
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Museums who are engaged with interpreting Native American cultures should strive to have a partnership with local recognized tribes.
Waynesboro: River City Radio Hour reunion planned at Wayne Theatre in January
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The Wayne Theatre will bring back the River City Radio Hour for one night in January to celebrate 100 years.
Winslow Myers: Ukraine, and the rest of us, at a crossroads
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Our global security system, based on who has the most and the most modern weapons to enforce deterrence, is gradually becoming irrelevant, undermined by the ever-intensifying climate emergency.
Alon Ben-Meir: The global hunt of journalists is feeding totalitarianism
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Being a journalist in many parts of the world has become far more than a challenging occupation – it has become a high-risk profession under assault from state power, armed conflict, economic pressure, and the erosion of institutional protections.
America’s crime syndicate government: Profiteering, protection rackets, pay-to-play
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Pay-to-play schemes. Protection rackets. Extortion. Corruption. Self-enrichment. Graft. Grift. Brutality. Roaming bands of thugs smashing car windows and terrorizing communities.
