Robert C. Koehler: Embracing the complexity of peace
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“Just imagine for once if we led the world in funding peace and not wars.”
Search Results for Teacher of the Year
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The ovenbird: Little warbler with a big voice and a need for space
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The forest was cool and had the sweet smell of a recently fallen tree and the duff beneath our feet. In the dappled sunlight we could see midges swarming.
Virginia school safety grant funding includes money for resource, security officers
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Virginia is committing $6.8 million in grant funding to help local school systems hire school resource officers and school security officers.
VCU generates $9.5 billion in economic impact for Virginia
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Virginia Commonwealth University and the VCU Health System generate $9.5 billion in economic activity and create or support 58,000 jobs in Virginia.
Beyer introduces reconciliation-ready bill to restrict assault weapons
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The Assault Weapons Excise Act, introduced by Eighth District Democrat Don Beyer, would impose a 1,000 percent excise tax on the manufacture, production, or importation of assault weapons and high capacity ammunition magazines.
Half of us have mental illness: That half of us, somehow, aren’t mass shooters
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Jennifer Lewis has worked in mental health for nearly 20 years. She’s never had a client become a mass shooter.
Lang-Montgomery welcomes McCoy to Longwood women’s hoops staff
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Landis F. McCoy has spent nearly his entire coaching career in the state of Florida, but now the coaching veteran is headed to Farmville as an assistant on the Longwood women’s basketball staff, head coach Erika Lang-Montgomery announced on Monday.
Shenandoah University joining Common App for 2022-23 application season
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Prospective students applying to Shenandoah University for the 2022-23 academic year will soon be able to do so through The Common Application.
New Virginia poll shows Democrats, Republicans in midterm dead heat
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A new poll finds that congressional Democratic candidates are in a statistical dead heat (46 percent) with Republicans (45 percent) in Virginia.
Chesterfield County student named outstanding AAA school safety patroller
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A Chesterfield County student has been named an Outstanding School Safety Patroller for the 2021-2022 school year. Judson Jones, a fifth-grader at Winterpock Elementary School, was surprised with the award this week at an end-of-year party for the patrol.
