Design of mural at Shenandoah University to honor veterans does not contain AI
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A mural designed by a third party for Shenandoah University was not created with the use of artificial intelligence.
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Virginia Department of Health hit with $219M in federal cuts; eliminates 500 jobs
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The Virginia Department of Health had $219 million in funds rescinded by the federal government leading to the loss of more than 500 jobs.
Why Is Professional Safety Training Worth It?
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Hopefully, you have a vested interest in keeping your workplace safe. You want to make sure that your employees aren’t injured, both because this is a natural human priority and because preventing injuries can keep your workplace compliant and profitable. There are some obvious measures you should take to make your workplace safer, such as…
George Mason latest school to consider ending DEI programs at Trump’s behest
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The George Mason University Board of Visitors is late to the game in complying in advance with Donald Trump on DEI, but the visitors are playing catch-up.
Superintendent search firm shares public input results with Staunton School Board
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BWP & Associates has enjoyed their time in Staunton and seen changes since the school system’s superintendent search eight years ago.
Winchester: World War II-era aircraft to make appearance April 26 at airport
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A TBM Avenger, the largest single-engine bomber of WWII, will visit the Winchester Regional Airport for one day only Saturday, April 26.
A financial coup: The Deep State is using manufactured crises to seize power
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What we’re witnessing is the calculated use of emergency powers to concentrate power in the hands of the president, enrich the Deep State, and dismantle what remains of economic and constitutional safeguards.
Augusta County: Breaking down the proposed county budget for 2025-2026
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In the upcoming Augusta County Board of Supervisors public hearing on the proposed county budget, county leaders are once again understating revenues and overstating what will be spent.
Second VMI Board of Visitors member resigns after vote to remove superintendent
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The president of the VMI Board of Visitors, John Adams, a Glenn Youngkin appointee, abruptly resigned from the board on Thursday, reportedly citing personal reasons that have not been made public.
Virginia community demands changes to school’s bullying policies after child’s suicide
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A group of parents and students demanded Roanoke County update its bullying policies after the tragic death of a 10-year-old girl by suicide.
