Staunton Public Library hosts exhibit on Virginia women
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A Library of Virginia exhibit celebrating past and present female Virginians is now on exhibit at the Staunton Public Library.
Search Results for civil rights
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Warner, Kaine call for new tools to fight campus sexual assault
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Mark Warner and Tim Kaine are calling for additional federal resources to investigate and enforce sexual assault laws on college and university campuses.
Andrew Griffin: Why millennials are vital to the survival of the GOP
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Last week I had the opportunity to speak to the Appomattox County Republicans. One of my opponents’ representatives used his platform to take a personal swipe at my age.
African American rural grassroots leaders endorse Hillary Clinton
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Today, a group of 23 African American rural grassroots leaders from across the country are announcing they are endorsing Hillary Clinton for President.
Freedom Songs at the Staunton Public Library
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Bright Star Touring Theatre will be at the Staunton Public Library to perform in a musical production of Freedom Songs on Thursday, Feb. 25.
Ken Plum: Classrooms to courtrooms
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A report of the Center for Public Integrity (CPI) released last year included some eye-opening findings for Virginia.
Dominion Resources, Library of Virginia honor great Virginia African-Americans
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Dominion Resources and the Library of Virginia commemorated the leadership and accomplishments of eight outstanding African Americans.
Funding available for organizations serving summer meals to Virginia children
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The Virginia Department of Health is requesting assistance from financially viable organizations that can serve meals to children during the summer months.
Cornell’s first woman president named UVA 2016 Distinguished Alumna
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The Maxine Platzer Lynn Women’s Center has selected Cornell University President Elizabeth Garrett to receive the University of Virginia’s 2016 Distinguished Alumna Award.
JMU honors Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. with weeklong celebration
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Diane Nash, an African American activist, lecturer and businesswoman, is the guest speaker for James Madison University’s Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration Week formal program on Jan. 18.
