Gov. Glenn Youngkin announces additional administration, board appointments
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The office of Gov. Glenn Youngkin announced additional key administration and board appointments on Friday.
Search Results for design public hearing
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Staunton awarded nearly $6M for Gardner Springs Pump Station project
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The Virginia Department of Health ODW has awarded the city of Staunton $5.93 million for a new Gardner Springs Pump Station.
It’s more than tall, grande or venti: The fight to unionize Starbucks matters to us all
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For good reason, the fight to unionize Starbucks has drawn considerable public attention since workers at a Buffalo, New York store voted to unionize in December of 2021.
Staunton nonprofit leaders oppose Hardy Lot as site for new J&D Relations court building
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A petition signed by 28 nonprofit leaders in Staunton was presented to Staunton City Council Thursday night.
Waynesboro: Sixth-grader arrested for bringing weapon on school property
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A student reported to Kate Collins Middle School administrators today that a fellow classmate had a firearm.
Critics question Shenandoah Valley Animal Services Center move, citing costs, capacity
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A growing number of opponents are speaking out in reference to the planned move of the Shenandoah Valley Animals Services Center from Lyndhurst to the former Verona Elementary School in 2024.
Allowing free entry for migrants is a very American thing to do: And fiscally prudent
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The crisis at the U.S.-Mexico border continues, with no policy solution in sight.
John Whitehead: The government is still waging war on America’s military veterans
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The U.S. government is still waging war on America’s military veterans. Especially veterans who exercise their First Amendment right to speak out against government wrongdoing.
ClineWatch: Jan. 6 again
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Just after the November 2020 election– a clear and convincing victory for Joe Biden over Donald Trump— our Sixth District Republican Congressman Ben Cline began enabling lies about massive fraud and illegal voting.
Sorry, James Bond: Academia and private sector face intelligence threats by cybercrime, not spies
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The U.S. Senate Intelligence Committee released a report on foreign threats against the country just before a hearing was held with expert witness testimony.
