MAGA newspaper alleges Pete Buttigieg delayed upgrades to pursue DEI initiatives
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The New York Post alleges that former Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg pursued DEI initiatives over upgrading the air travel system.
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Two entrepreneurs look to revive nightlife in Staunton with launch of The Box
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Two entrepreneurs are looking to revive nightlife in Downtown Staunton through a new social club they call The Box.
UVA’s Mike Cubbage among former Charlottesville Valley Leaguers to make the Majors
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Lane High graduate Mike Cubbage played Major League Baseball for eight seasons, once challenged Rod Carew and Fred Lynn for a batting title and then managed in The Show after his playing career.
Shenandoah LGBTQ Center celebrates seven years serving as a safe space in Staunton
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Seven years ago, the Shenandoah LGBTQ Center was founded and housed in the Staunton Innovation Hub to provide services for LGBTQ.
Virginia: Have evacuation plan for potential flooding starting tonight statewide
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Flash flooding and heavy wind gusts are possible in Virginia prompting a weather expert to recommend preparing an evacuation plan.
Flood mitigation plan in Staunton requires community, business input
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Two floods in August 2020 were enough of a wake-up call for the City of Staunton to devise its own city-wide flood mitigation plan.
Augusta County: Business transaction leads man to bizarre incident, litany of charges
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A Waynesboro man is facing a litany of charges after a business transaction led the suspect to the victim’s home in Fishersville.
Staunton: Blue Ridge CASA seeks volunteers to serve ‘heart of our mission’
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Blue Ridge CASA for Children is calling on compassionate individuals in Staunton, Waynesboro and Augusta County to volunteer.
Fishersville church, Neighbor Bridge to host Back-to-School for Augusta County students
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Fishersville Community Church will host its second annual Back-to-School event for Augusta County students on July 26 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Tommie Martz went from Broadway to Triple-A with the New York Yankees
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Tommie Martz was roommates in his first year of pro ball in 1960 in the Pittsburgh system with Steve Blass, who would be the winning pitcher in Game 7 as the Pirates beat the Baltimore Orioles in the World Series 11 years later.
