Evicted: Waynesboro’s homeless population served trespassing orders for Tent City
Waynesboro’s homeless population living in Tent City on Essex Avenue has been ordered to vacate the premises with one week to find another location to call home.
Waynesboro’s homeless population living in Tent City on Essex Avenue has been ordered to vacate the premises with one week to find another location to call home.
VDOT has updated its list of ongoing road work and maintenance projects in the Culpeper District for the week of Jan. 23-27.
Today is Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day and only 40 percent of Americans think the recent spotlight on racial equality has improved the lives of Black Americans.
The House of Representatives did what it needed to pass a rules package on a 220-213 vote Monday night, with a return of the Holman Rule.
AFP’s Rebecca Barnabi focuses on stories about employment trends, business, education, arts, the environment, politics, healthcare, animals and culture.
What if, instead of being born into the Roman police state, Jesus had been born at this moment in time?
U.S. lawmakers passed reform legislation late Wednesday to provide funding to train officers and mental health professionals to work with de-escalation tactics when working with individuals with mental health issues.
A former attorney and Army officer assigned to the JAG School in Charlottesville was indicted by a federal grand jury in Charlottesville.
Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin is proposing $230 million in new funding for behavioral health in his upcoming budget.
Let’s review what happened 10 years ago, on Dec. 14: a 20-year-old white Connecticut man murdered his mother, then drove to Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown to shoot to death 20 first graders, six educators, and himself.
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