Beyond the headlines: Addiction touches everyone; time to get it out in the open
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With the stigma and shame surrounding addiction, not to mention the perceived costs, it often takes a lot for someone to seek out treatment.
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Rockingham County: Governor names Elkton woman to state advisory committee
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An Elkton woman has been added to an advisory committee on sexual and domestic violence by Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin.
Augusta County: VCSB purchases property for crisis center, should break ground this year
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Valley Community Services Board has purchased property for its crisis center and plans to break ground later this year.
Waynesboro: City manager concedes it’s no longer ‘business as usual’ under Trump
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Waynesboro City Manager Mike Hamp said it’s no longer ‘business as usual’ for the municipality under the Trump administration.
From courtroom to classroom: Roanoke’s Neale is 2026 Virginia Teacher of the Year
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Roanoke’s Hidden Valley High School teacher Matthew Neale was named the 2026 Virginia Teacher of the Year at a ceremony in early May.
Bridgewater College honors three distinguished alumni with professional awards
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Bridgewater College honored three alumni at the College Awards ceremony for their professional achievements and humanitarian service.
United Way of Harrisonburg, Rockingham expands into SAW area
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United Way of Harrisonburg and Rockingham County is expanding to better serve working families across the Central Shenandoah Valley.
‘Celebrating their humanity’: 2025 Dawbarn Education Awards recipients announced
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The Community Foundation of the Central Blue Ridge announced 10 recipients of the 2025 Dawbarn Education Awards last week.
‘In jeopardy’: Trump’s executive order targets library services for all Virginians
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Fundamental library services are “in jeopardy” due to an executive order targeting the Institute of Museum and Library Services, or IMLS.
Waynesboro City Council to recognize public library; DOGE cuts could put services at risk
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Waynesboro City Council will present a proclamation Monday night to recognize National Library Week running April 6 to 12.
