Wenonah Elementary students, teachers declare ‘Genius Hour’ a success
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Students at Wenonah Elementary are wrapping up another successful year of their year-long Genius Hour initiative.
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Staunton: Residents, property owners invited to second Comp Plan workshop
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Staunton residents, property owners and stakeholders are encouraged to participate in a community workshop for the Comprehensive Plan Update.
SCCF, SVTC partner to promote innovation, opportunity in Shenandoah Valley
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The Shenandoah Community Capital Fund (SCCF) and the Shenandoah Valley Technology Council (SVTC) will partner and join forces.
Roanoke: New Virginia Western Community College president begins July 1
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Dr. Laura Treanor has been appointed the 5th president of Virginia Western Community College (VWCC), an appointment which will begin July 1.
Legislators look to install nets or barriers on bridges to prevent suicide
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Two members of Congress are stepping up efforts to prevent suicide, proposing legislation to fund nets and barriers on bridges.
University of Mary Washington offers Intro to AI online course in summer 2025
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As artificial intelligence (AI) impacts more and more of daily life, much of society remains unsure of how to use it.
Tess Majors Foundation reports on charitable impacts in first year of operation
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The charitable foundation set up in memory of former Augusta Free Press intern Tess Majors had a busy first year.
From courtroom to classroom: Roanoke’s Neale is 2026 Virginia Teacher of the Year
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Roanoke’s Hidden Valley High School teacher Matthew Neale was named the 2026 Virginia Teacher of the Year at a ceremony in early May.
Virginia DOE awards $600K to 16 school divisions for CTE equipment upgrades
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Virginia has awarded $600,000 in competitive grant funding to 16 school divisions to upgrade equipment for CTE programs.
Youth Philanthropy Council educates 29 high school students on grant funding
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The Community Foundation’s Youth Philanthropy Council Grants Celebration recognized the experiences of 29 local high school students.
