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Joanna Keller was unable to attend her high school’s 50th reunion because of Florida laws regarding transgender individuals using the bathroom corresponding to the sex with which they were born.
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The closing of a 47-year-old special education day school in Staunton is requiring Waynesboro Schools to make a plan for students.
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Gov. Glenn Youngkin’s effort to move Virginia way, way over to the right is over now. Back to governing, the lame duck announced a run of appointments on Friday.
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An obscure Facebook page purporting to be that of Augusta County School Board candidate Page Hearn, and obviously is not, from even a cursory look at the content, has the attention of, if few others, certainly Hearn.
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The How about shutting up, lady-gate generated controversy has already run out of steam, with the Augusta County School Board voting 5-1 Thursday night to reprimand Chairman Nick Collins for his outburst at an Oct. 16 candidates forum, but that was it.
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Students enrolled in a history class at Stuart Hall School are collaborating with Woodrow Wilson Presidential Library for historical research.
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Caravanserai Music, a Staunton-based nonprofit that promotes compassion with music, will present “Threads of Melody” on Saturday, October 28.
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The Staunton Visioning Coalition will host an opportunity to meet City Council candidate Adam Campbell on Friday, Aug. 4, from 5-8 p.m.
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Anxiety and depression may have defined the last two decades of Tracie Steger Skipper’s life, but she is looking to paint a different picture of herself moving forward.
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As a self-proclaimed changemaker, Sabrina Burress is leading a committee exploring how Staunton could provide a more equitable and inclusive experience.
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