East Rockingham Senior Center Hosts Day of Caring
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East Rockingham Senior Center hosted volunteers from Wells Fargo for the annual United Way Day of Caring on May 15.
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Master Financial Training to take place in Augusta County
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The United Way of Greater Augusta, in partnership with Virginia Cooperative Extension and the Community Action Partnership of Staunton, Augusta and Waynesboro, is offering Master Financial Education Volunteer Training in January 2013.
Text to save on meds
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Text the word “family” to 700700 to save up to 75 percent on the cost of your prescription medicine. “It really is that easy,” said Cynthia Pritchard, executive director of the United Way
No Pulitzers for AFP: Nobody asked, but these would have been our nominees
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AFP, yet again, was shut out in the annual Pulitzer award season, which isn’t necessarily for the lack of impactful journalism from us. Yeah, I’m having to say so myself.
SAW Housing: Lunch and Learn series return with focus on ALICE households
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Families are experiencing financial hardships due to increases in housing costs, childcare and rising inflation, to name a few.
Staunton City Council invites public to weigh in on proposed budget for 2026-27
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Staunton City Council members and staff are working over the next couple of months to set school and capital budget priorities for 2026-27.
Harrisonburg: Speech and Language Center to consolidate offices downtown
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The Speech and Language Center will soon have a new home in Downtown Harrisonburg at 181 S. Liberty Street.
Crystal Graham: Top stories from 2025 include coverage of mental health, homelessness, more
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In case you missed them, Crystal Graham prepared a roundup of her top stories from 2025 on Augusta Free Press.
Rockingham County: Pop-up clinic removes barriers to healthcare
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For many, the cost of insurance is too expensive, and families are forced to make a choice between preventative care and everyday essentials.
Staunton | Habitat built her home; she’s still fighting to break out of poverty
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Through home ownership, Staunton resident Nikki “Nitch” Lynlee hoped to build wealth and break the cycle of poverty.
