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Dr. Kelvin J. Washington, a Waynesboro native, pastor, college professor and former high school soccer coach, announced on Tuesday that he is running for the Ward C seat on the Waynesboro School Board.
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Gov. Abigail Spanberger and House Democrats are on the same page with a do-nothing approach to data centers that they hope will continue the $1.9 billion annual tax breaks that go to developers of hyperscale data centers in Virginia.
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Matt Haas has resigned from his post as the superintendent of Albemarle County Public Schools, the first domino to fall in the wake of the arrests of a fifth-grade teacher on child porn charges and an elementary school counselor on sexual battery charges.
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How does the nationwide shortage of agricultural teachers put local farming practices, student learning, and our future food supply at risk? Read to find out.
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Gov. Abigail Spanberger and House of Delegates Speaker Don Scott want the state and localities to continue to be able to offer massive tax breaks to data center developers.
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MS NOW anchor Jonathan Capehart gave Gov. Abigail Spanberger a chance at a Tuesday conference to address her veto of public-sector collective bargaining legislation, which her critics in the labor movement have called a “betrayal.”
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Abigail Spanberger vetoed legislation that would expand collective bargaining rights for public employees to try to curry favor among her MAGA critics.
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Gov. Abigail Spanberger is caving to the MAGAs again, this time over a bill that would expand collective bargaining rights for public employees.
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The office of Gov. Abigail Spanberger is touting her ceremonial signing of legislation creating paid family and medical leave. What they’re not telling you: the Democrat gutted the version of the bills that passed the Virginia General Assembly earlier this year.
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The husband of a teacher at Staunton Montessori School sent me what I guess will pass as the response from the school to our reporting on a mold issue at the school.
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