Seven Mary Washington graduates earn 4.0 GPAs, most with double majors
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Teachers and parents remind young students that perfection is impossible, but seven UMW graduates reached perfection.
Search Results for Virginia Department of Education
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First 100 days of Trump reveal ‘wildly unqualified’ leader for seniors, disabilities
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Members of the Senate HELP Committee released a report on President Trump’s policies hurting seniors and individuals with disabilities.
Fredericksburg: Mary Washington to host jobs event for alums, federal workers
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The University of Mary Washington will host a mini-conference for job seekers on Thursday, May 15, including alumni and federal workers.
‘We’ve Got the Power’: Earth Day Staunton to acknowledge Augusta County Schools
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Earth Day Staunton’s theme for 2025 of renewable energy, titled “We’ve Got the Power to Protect the Planet,” is a timely one.
Staunton: The Arcadia Project requests $30K in 2026 budget for restoration costs
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Amid 2026 budget discussion for the city of Staunton, The Arcadia Project is requesting $30,000 in the budget to fulfill restoration needs.
Bridgewater College honors three distinguished alumni with professional awards
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Bridgewater College honored three alumni at the College Awards ceremony for their professional achievements and humanitarian service.
Mental health professionals in demand; concern majority ‘graying out’ of workforce
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A bipartisan bill was introduced Tuesday in an effort to provide a “lifeline” to meet a workforce shortage in the mental health field.
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.
RFK Jr. gutting HHS even more, replacing healthcare with ‘wholesome food, clean water’
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Robert F. Kennedy Jr., under the guise of Making America Healthy Again, is operating under the assumption that cutting HHS to the bone is the important thing there.
Waynesboro City Council to recognize public library; DOGE cuts could put services at risk
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Waynesboro City Council will present a proclamation Monday night to recognize National Library Week running April 6 to 12.
