Bridgewater College announces 2025 Founder’s Day Awards
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Bridgewater College marked its observance of Founder’s Day on Tuesday, April 1, and presented awards to three faculty members.
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Blue Ridge Poison Center: Too much vitamin A, touted as a measles cure, can kill you
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Anti-vax Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. thinks we can more effectively prevent measles outbreaks by giving our kids high doses of vitamin A than we can with vaccines.
Effort to preserve Oak Hill as state park not approved by General Assembly
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Other options will be sought to preserve Oak Hill after the Virginia General Assembly took no action to create Historic Oak Hill State Park.
Staunton supermarket competition raises food, funds for more than 47K meals
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A charity supermarket sweep hosted by Staunton Kroger on March 27 raised a total of $15,474 and 1,229 pounds of food, equal to 47,446 meals.
The fight for abortion care is a fight for equality
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Every March, we celebrate Women’s History Month – a time to honor the trailblazers who fought for our rights and recognize how far we have come.
Climate and Energy News Roundup: April 2025
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Climate STARR (Strategies for Trauma, Action, Resilience, & Regeneration) training in response to our climate crisis is being held at Eastern Mennonite University.
Making our rights disappear: The authoritarians wage war on due process
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Imagine this: you’re rounded up in the dead of night by government agents, arrested and sent to a detention center.
‘Shop to Stop Hunger’ raises items for nearly 28K meals to food bank
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Jim Simmons of KK Homes Team of Long & Foster was awarded the Grand Champion “Cart Away Hunger” trophy at the Staunton Kroger.
Mark Warner poses questions to American intelligence leaders in op-ed
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Coinciding with a Senate Intelligence Committee hearing on worldwide threats to America, U.S. Sen. Mark R. Warner has written an op-ed.
Augusta County, Staunton high school students experience democratic process
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The ACPS Center for Instruction & Professional Learning was the site for 150 high school students to carry on a nearly 50-year tradition.
