Staunton Pride Festival to celebrate vibrant queer community, showcase allies
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While the president seeks to roll back their protections, the queer community wants the world to know their voice will not be silenced.
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Gun-related incidents in American public schools increased after COVID-19
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On September 22, students at Shelburne Middle School began practicing a new policy of storing backpacks in their assigned lockers.
Staunton | VWIL celebrates 30 years of ‘strong and resounding’ partnership with MBU
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A Mary Baldwin University tradition in leadership training celebrates 30 years in 2025 of preparing young women for America’s workforce.
Staunton | School system wants you to weigh in VDOE’s proposal to raise SOL cut scores
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The Virginia Department of Education has been considering raising Standards of Learning (SOL) cut scores for 3rd to 12th grade students.
Staunton | $2,500 grant allows Shelburne Middle sixth-graders to visit Marine Corps museum
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Shelburne Middle School’s sixth-grade students will visit the National Museum of the Marine Corps in Quantico thanks to a $2,500 grant.
Albemarle schools | Traffic camera grace period ends; fines begin next week
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The grace period for Albemarle County school-safety traffic cameras expires on Friday, and beginning next week, enforcement will begin.
Staunton | Mary Baldwin faculty voice concerns with vote of no confidence in Board of Trustees
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The first week of classes for the 2025-2026 academic year began normally for Mary Baldwin University students, until their college president suddenly resigned his position.
Staunton | Are police, ICE using Flock license plate cameras to spy on you?
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A vocal group of citizens is pushing back on the Staunton Police Department’s use of Flock license-plate reader technology, known as ALPR.
Staunton | Beverley Street Studio School to end classes, workshops in December
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The COVID-19 pandemic, decreased enrollment and a smaller volunteer base have led to the closing of the Beverley Street Studio School.
Lap of luxury | Richmond woman could serve 20 years for $239K theft from Catholic school
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A Richmond woman used a school credit card to pay for personal expenses including travel, Broadway plays, concerts and other luxury goods.
