Virginia senator on Autumn’s Law: ‘We have to treat bullying in a different way’
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A legislative bill was introduced in the Virginia General Assembly that aims to address bullying and cyberbullying in schools in the state.
Search Results for design public hearing
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Rockingham County: Traffic signal work to begin at Route 340, Island Ford Road this week
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Work will begin on Monday to install a new traffic signal in Rockingham County at Island Ford Road and Route 340.
Local media hypes jewelry store heist, ignores officer-involved shooting
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Local media has largely ignored the slow walk investigation into the Dec. 17 shooting of an Augusta County man by a sheriff’s deputy, but, man, give ‘em a local jewelry-store heist to write about for clicks, and cue the feeding frenzy.
Explainer: Who is Bari Weiss, the CBS News chief who killed CECOT prison story?
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You may be hearing or reading the name Bari Weiss, in relation to a story on the infamous El Salvador prison that was supposed to run last night on “60 Minutes,” but didn’t.
Government unchained: The year the Constitution lost its guardrails
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We now live in a nation where constitutional rights exist in theory, not in practice.
As need grows, River City Bread Basket plans expansion of Winchester Avenue pantry
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LIFEworks Project shared its plans for a revitalized food pantry that should help the Waynesboro nonprofit better serve the community.
Staunton winds down visioning process for 20-year comprehensive plan
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Staunton is setting its priorities to guide decision-making for the next 20 years, and the public has one more chance to weigh in.
Police State bounty hunters: The rise of ICE’s unconstitutional War on America
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Nationally, more than 70 percent of individuals rounded up by ICE nationally have no criminal convictions.
Michael Schoeffel | My Big, Beautiful Trump Awakening: How I started winning
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In honor of the zeitgeist, I’ve come to the rash decision to abandon my decade-long stance of anti-Trumpism and go all aboard on the Trump train.
Burning the flag or torching the Constitution: Only one destroys freedom
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Flag burning serves as symbolic outrage staged as political cover, a culture-war diversion to distract from more serious abuses of power.
