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The Woodrow Wilson Presidential Library and Museum announced today that its newest special exhibit, “Sons of Staunton: The Statler Brothers” at Woodrow Wilson’s Birthplace opens Friday, March 22, and runs through October.
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Chris Graham and Rod Mullins break down Joey Logano’s win at Vegas, and look ahead to this weekend’s NASCAR race in Phoenix.
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The Virginia Bankers Association Education Foundation has contributed $20,000 as a sponsor of Virginia Reads One Book.
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School nutritionists, farmers and others interested in increasing local foods in schools will gather March 14 for the Virginia Farm to School Conference.
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VMI football coach Scott Wachenheim has completed his 2019 assistant coaching staff with the hiring of Pat Kuntz as defensive line coach and Chris Moore as tight ends/specialists coach.
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Brad Keselowski took Atlanta on NASCAR’s second stop in 2019. Chris Graham and Rod Mullins break down the win, and look ahead to Vegas.
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Waynesboro is facing a school budget shortfall approaching $1.2 million in the coming fiscal year, and among the dumb things that we might have to do so we can continue to claim that we’re a fiscally-sound city, in addition to cutting programs and laying off teachers, is capping enrollment of city students at the Valley Career and Technical Center.
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Internationally renowned peacebuilder John Paul Lederach, who has committed his life and work to nonviolent approaches to conflict for more than 40 years, has been awarded the 36th Niwano Peace Foundation Peace Prize.
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Students from 143 Virginia elementary schools and their families are set to read the same book together in March. The official kickoff date is Friday, March 1, for each of the 60,000 participating students to receive their own copies of “Cleo Edison Oliver: Playground Millionaire” by Sundee T. Frazier.
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Virginia Humanities’ Virginia Center for the Book announces more than a dozen public events, printmaking demonstrations, classes, workshops, and exhibitions as part of the Finding Wisdom public art project.
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