Waynesboro | Westwood school administrator nearly hit by car, police confirm
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A Westwood Elementary School administrator was nearly hit by a car Thursday, a Waynesboro Police Department spokesperson has confirmed.
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Rockbridge County | Feasibility study to determine possibility of general aviation airport
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Residents and travelers in Rockbridge County have a 45-minute drive to the nearest airport in Virginia, and that constitutes a service gap as far as the Virginia Department of Aviation is concerned.
Central Shenandoah Health District | ‘Even one overdose is too many’
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The Central Shenandoah Health District is remembering those who lost their lives to a drug overdose in Virginia.
JMU expands Gus Bus fleet, looks to expand into neighboring counties
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James Madison University is adding an electric-powered Gus Bus to its education enrichment fleet, bringing its total to three vehicles.
Monticello to lead network designed to teach civics to millions of Americans
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Monticello, the Charlottesville home of Thomas Jefferson, will serve as a hub for a network aimed to teach civics to millions of Americans.
Page County: Historic White House set to undergo interpretive rehabilitation
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The White House, built in 1760 in Page County, will be undergoing an interpretive rehabilitation to highlight the three distinct phases of its 265-year history.
Mailbag: It costs more to attend UVA, but UVA Athletics isn’t the problem
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I had a nice, informative – I’d like to think, to both sides – back-and-forth with an AFP reader today, on the costs to attend the University of Virginia, and the impact that UVA Athletics does or doesn’t have on that.
LIFEworks Project purchases property for its food pantry, eyes expansion
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The LIFEworks Project purchased the Waynesboro property on the city’s east side which has served as home to the River City Bread Basket.
Are college athletes mercenaries? UVA’s Williams, Jones address the question of the day
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“It’s hard to get too excited with college sports anymore. They’re all mercenaries.” I hear this a decent bit from UVA Football and UVA Basketball fans who aren’t so sure about this new era in college sports.
Lawmakers demand investigation into destruction of food, contraceptives
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U.S. House of Delegates representatives are demanding an investigation into spending taxpayer dollars to destroy food and contraceptives.
