VSBA recognizes workforce readiness at Waynesboro Education Farm
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Waynesboro Schools is doing an excellent job of making students workforce ready, according to the Virginia School Boards Association.
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Source: Approximately 30 renters evicted from Brandon Ladd Apartments in Waynesboro
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Approximately 30 renters will have to find a new place to call home after Brandon Ladd Apartments in Waynesboro allegedly served eviction notices on Monday.
Valley Alliance for Education awards $34K in 29 local classroom grants
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The Valley Alliance for Education announces the recipients of 29 Creative Classroom Grants for the 2024-2025 school year, totaling $34,480.
VDOT: Updated road schedule for Central Virginia, Shenandoah Valley for Aug. 5-9
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VDOT has updated its schedule for road work and maintenance for the week of Aug. 5-9.
Not in my back yard: Community buy-in will be necessary to overcome housing insecurity
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Community agencies have come together to tackle housing insecurity and homelessness in Staunton, Augusta County and Waynesboro.
WARM names Alec Gunn to executive director role for cold-weather shelter, ministries
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Waynesboro Area Refuge Ministry has selected a longtime Waynesboro resident to lead the ministry and cold-weather shelter as executive director.
VDOT updated road construction, maintenance schedule for the week of July 22-26
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VDOT has released updated schedules for road construction and maintenance in the Culpeper District, Lynchburg District and Staunton District.
Youngkin’s MAGA takeover of Virginia public colleges, universities now complete
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One of the spoils for a Virginia governor is being able to make appointments to the boards of visitors of the state’s public colleges and universities.
Price tag for new animal shelter in Augusta County is double the initial estimate
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The price tag for construction of the shared animal shelter at the former Verona Elementary School in Augusta County will not exceed $5.5 million.
‘Racism is sown into the DNA of America’: RISE panelists explore local bullying of Black children
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As inherently American as baseball and apple pie, racism against Blacks began when the first Africans were brought to the British Colonies.
