WHS presents Twelfth Night: What doth make a play for the Christmas season?
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Romance, a love triangle, comedy and disorder. Must be a play by William Shakespeare.
Search Results for Teacher of the Year
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Our University of Virginia family is grieving today: We need to keep an eye out for each other
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The University of Virginia family – current students, faculty and employees, alums and our families, fans of the athletics teams – is grieving today, and will be for some time to come.
Waynesboro High School students petition against transgender policy changes
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Waynesboro High School staff and students presented Waynesboro School Board with a petition at its regular meeting Tuesday night.
Waynesboro: City Council races too close to call, Lipscomb winner in School Board race
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The two contested races for seats on Waynesboro City Council are too close to call.
John Whitehead: The government is still waging war on America’s military veterans
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The U.S. government is still waging war on America’s military veterans. Especially veterans who exercise their First Amendment right to speak out against government wrongdoing.
What’s on the ballot in Waynesboro during mid-term elections on Nov. 8
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Waynesboro has two wards with seats on the ballot Nov. 8 for Waynesboro City Council and School Board.
Pamplin Historical Park to honor veterans with cannon fire salute, music, programming
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Pamplin Historical Park & The National Museum of the Civil War Soldier will honor America’s veterans on Nov. 11 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. with activities and programs.
I have hope: The next generation of journalists are attentive
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I had the opportunity to speak to a few staff members of Stuart Hall School’s yearbook on Friday afternoon.
‘Normal won’t help kids catch up’: Need all hands on deck to make up for pandemic learning loss
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Gov. Glenn Youngkin, before having fun with the hammer attack on the husband of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, tried to make the news of declining test scores for Virginia fourth- and eighth-graders part of his crusade to whitewash K-12 education in the Commonwealth.
Gift to Northern Virginia 4-H Educational Center honors long-time volunteer
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J. Pearson wanted to do something to recognize his mother for everything that she did to raise him and his two sisters. When John Dooley, former CEO of the Virginia Tech Foundation, floated the idea of naming the Northern Virginia 4-H Educational Center’s Performing Arts Complex for Bernice Pearson, her son almost fell on the floor.
