Staunton: The Arcadia Project begins street entertainment programs Saturday
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Arcadia Project announces the first installation in a series of street entertainment programs designed for Shop and Dine Out Downtown.
Search Results for Special Education
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Virginia Senate committee casts vote against Youngkin BOV appointees
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A State Senate committee voted on Tuesday to reject seven Glenn Youngkin nominees to boards of visitors at UVA, VMI and George Mason.
Staunton Schools welcomes new McSwain Elementary principal, directors of tech, finance
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Staunton Schools announced new administrative hires and leadership changes for the upcoming 2025-26 school year.
Climate and Energy News Roundup: June 2025
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Local Climate News The Vine & Fig Educational Outreach program, called the “The Fresh Veggie Series,” purchases fresh local food from regenerative farms. They deliver the veggies and educational materials each week through five partner farms and 30 regional networks like health clinics, after school youth programming, and section 8 housing locations. The Rockingham County…
The algocracy agenda: How AI and the Deep State are digitizing tyranny
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The Deep State is not going away. It’s just being replaced: by artificial intelligence — unfeeling, unaccountable, and immortal.
Staunton Library prepares for summer reading program with Friday kick-off event
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Mark your calendars and get ready to Color Our World for the annual Summer Reading Game program at the Staunton Public Library.
Staunton couple establishes fund for veterans with Community Foundation
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A new fund at the Community Foundation of the Central Blue Ridge seeks to honor the commitment of veterans.
Halvor G. Aaslestad: The Trump administration is doing great harm to science
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Last weekend I attended the 196th Final Exercises at the University of Virginia. It was a wonderful graduation with blue skies and balloons aplenty.
Why didn’t the Trumpers just give the FEI building to the evangelical school folks?
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Charlottesville Schools folks are spittin’ mad at University of Virginia folks for stealing the $20 million Federal Executive Institute property from them.
Has corruption played a role in slowing the global fight to combat climate change?
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Climate change is a pressing problem worldwide, and yet corruption continues to obstruct significant progress.
