Commissioned Waynesboro Symphony Orchestra piece evokes balance of ‘tradition and modernity’
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The United States is caught in a paradox of the past and modern life. Some Americans wish to retain parts of the past that resonant.
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Waynesboro Heritage Foundation exhibit showcases 100 years of Rosenwald School
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A community collaboration has led to an exhibit on the history of Waynesboro’s Rosenwald School and will be on display through October.
Waynesboro’s Rosenwald School celebrates 100 years of education, community
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Waynesboro’s Rosenwald School, built in 1924, was the center of life and the community in Port Republic until integration.
Waynesboro School Board postpones discussion to join social media lawsuit
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School boards across the United States are finding they have more in common than construction needs, staff challenges and LGBTQ policy changes.
Port Republic Road, Waynesboro’s Harlem, was center of local Black community
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Port Republic Road in Waynesboro is affectionately called “The Hill” by residents, and on the National Historic Register of Places.
Wayne Theatre to host poetry competition for Virginia high school students
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High school poetry enthusiasts will compete tomorrow in the first national semi-finals. Eight Virginia students will compete at The Wayne.
Waynesboro branch of NAACP to celebrate Black History Month Sunday with MBU professor
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Black History Month originated from Negro History Week, the second week in February, to honor Abraham Lincoln and Frederick Douglass.
John LaForge: Senior nonviolent resister celebrates nuclear ban treaty the hard way
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Monday 22 January marks the third anniversary of the coming-into-force of the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons.
Wim Laven: Turning away from evil
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Many survivors of Nazi concentration camps and the Holocaust wrote memoirs to permanently record what had happened with a belief that such atrocity should never happen again.
Roddy Scheer: Is Direct Air Capture a tool in mitigating runaway climate change?
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Plants naturally absorb and convert CO2 into oxygen through photosynthesis. When plants die, they release carbon, but most of it is absorbed by the soil.
