World Suicide Prevention Day | ‘It’s important to know you are not alone’
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Every year, the month of September is recognized as Suicide Prevention Month and Sept. 10 is World Suicide Prevention Day.
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Augusta County | Aggressive scammer threatening arrest, targeting region again
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A scam involving an impersonator pretending to be a sheriff’s deputy is making the rounds again in Augusta County.
Albemarle County | Reality TV? Nope, driver takes gunfire in real-life towing incident
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Two suspects are facing criminal charges for allegedly shooting at a truck driver towing a vehicle from an Albemarle County apartment complex.
Staunton | Are police, ICE using Flock license plate cameras to spy on you?
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A vocal group of citizens is pushing back on the Staunton Police Department’s use of Flock license-plate reader technology, known as ALPR.
Staunton | Beverley Street Studio School to end classes, workshops in December
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The COVID-19 pandemic, decreased enrollment and a smaller volunteer base have led to the closing of the Beverley Street Studio School.
Staunton | Library circulation up, as partnership to begin with Community Gear Library
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Increased circulation, a new terrace project and a partnership with the Community Gear Library are among the good news at Staunton Library.
Affordable housing crisis | U.S. Sen. Mark Warner: ‘We need to get creative’
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Despite the need, building affordable housing is challenging and time-consuming, in part to constraints on local land use.
Albemarle County | Police locate vehicle implicated in hit-and-run, driver not involved
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Police have identified the driver in a photograph it released earlier today and determined they were not involved in a hit-and-run incident.
Not one more | Students in Virginia, nationwide demand action on gun laws
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Students in Virginia and nationwide are planning to walkout on Friday to demand changes in laws after the school shooting in Minneapolis.
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.
