Robert C. Koehler: Trump, MAGA, making America racist again
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Basically, everyone knows that “making America great again” means making America racist again – making racism the cultural norm again.
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Staunton Schools welcomes new McSwain Elementary principal, directors of tech, finance
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Staunton Schools announced new administrative hires and leadership changes for the upcoming 2025-26 school year.
Waynesboro: Battle of the Bands to benefit the Augusta Regional Dental Clinic
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The Augusta Regional Dental Clinic will hold its annual Battle of the Bands benefit concert on June 14 at The Foundry in Waynesboro.
Woodrow Wilson Presidential Library fortunate despite federal funding loss
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The Woodrow Wilson Presidential Library & Museum was awarded a $150,000 matching grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities.
Staunton High Class of 2025 awarded more than $500K in scholarship funding
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Staunton Schools celebrates the graduating Class of 2025, who was awarded $519,500 in scholarship funding for education after high school.
Harrisonburg Farmers Market welcomes third year of Sunset Market at Turner Pavilion
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Harrisonburg Farmers Market’s Sunset Market is back for a 3rd year at the Turner Pavilion every third Thursday 5 to 8 p.m. through September.
Federal DOE’s cancellation of program ends research to better assist teens with disabilities
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U.S. DOE Secretary Linda McMahon refused to defend her department’s decision to cancel a federal grant program for disabled teens.
New York Conservancy announces end of performing arts training program in 2025
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The New York Conservatory for Dramatic Arts has made the decision to teach-out its remaining students as of August 31, 2025..
Moss Arts Center to undergo name change; artist recognition shifts to lawn
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The Moss Arts Center will undergo a name change as the center works to cultivate additional support in Blacksburg and the New River Valley.
Charlottesville: CATEC solar array big step toward meeting city climate goals
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Work has begun on the installation of a 262.9 kW solar photovoltaic rooftop array at the Charlottesville Area Technical Education Center that will account for more than 60 percent of the building’s energy consumption.
