Augusta County native, third-generation Black-owned farm named 2023 Valley Treasure
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Valley Treasures are opportunities to meet and recognize members of the community who work quietly to conserve the land, water and life.
Search Results for Teacher of the Year
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A wake-up call for Kosovo’s Prime Minister Kurti
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Over the past two years I have written several opinion pieces about the situation in Kosovo and how successive governments have in fact failed their people.
From Afton to Waynesboro: Christian school is ‘incorporating God’s word’ in education
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Whitney Critzer of Critzer Farm opened Afton Christian School 22 years ago with a mission to educate students with a Christian foundation.
The ACC moves to Charlotte: Another reminder that change isn’t always progress
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I don’t know why I’m emotionally invested in Greensboro being the home of the ACC, but I am.
School’s in session: Bullying brings fear to many elementary school students
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With schools back in session, students deal with a wide range of emotions including excitement and anxiety. For those who deal with bullying, the start of the school year also comes with fear.
Inclusivity and fresh starts await Mary Baldwin’s Class of 2027
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Today the Class of 2027 began their next journey as college freshmen at Mary Baldwin University in downtown Staunton.
Harrisonburg: Public Art Forward mural to hold dedication ceremony on Aug. 30
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The new Public Art Forward mural on the MODdisplays Building in Harrisonburg will be dedicated during a ceremony on Wednesday, Aug. 30, at 4 p.m.
Bike-A-Thon honors Staunton’s first Black councilwoman, raises scholarship funds
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Rita S. Wilson was Staunton’s first Black councilwoman. She served for 17 years and the city’s council chambers are named in her honor.
Expert: Tips to help children with stress, anxiety of returning to school
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There’s a lot of excitement around going back to school for children and adults as the weeks leading up to the return are full of planning and shopping for supplies and clothes.
‘Enormous disservice’: Florida bans AP Psychology for chapter on gender and sexual orientation
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A chapter of study has caused the state of Florida to ban AP Psychology from high schools for discussion of gender and sexual orientation.
