‘In jeopardy’: Trump’s executive order targets library services for all Virginians
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Fundamental library services are “in jeopardy” due to an executive order targeting the Institute of Museum and Library Services, or IMLS.
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Virginia Tech board ignores opposition, bends the knee on future of DEI programs
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Virginia Tech Hokies pushed back on removing DEI programs and services, but the Board of Visitors voted to dissolve them today.
Music in Our Schools: Staunton Schools celebrate month of accolades, honors
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Staunton Schools is celebrating a season of high musical achievement in March, also known as Music in Our Schools Month.
John Whitehead: What weaponize the government means in practice
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President Trump’s declaration of war as a justification for using wartime powers to sidestep constitutional protections is indeed a war.
Waynesboro City Council to recognize public library; DOGE cuts could put services at risk
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Waynesboro City Council will present a proclamation Monday night to recognize National Library Week running April 6 to 12.
Virginia Community College System, at behest of Trump, Miyares, kills DEI initiatives
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The Virginia Community College System is bending the knee to Donald Trump and Attorney General Jason Miyares on DEI.
Virginia Tech alumni fight back against anti-DEI measures ahead of BOV vote
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Virginia Tech alumni are concerned that future Hokies will not have the same opportunities they had with a vote looming on DEI programs.
A Real Madrid tattoo can get you disappeared by the Trump Gestapo
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Have a sports-related tattoo? The Trump Gestapo could be coming for you next. Because, for all they know, which isn’t much, you could be a terrorist.
Waynesboro: Children’s museum hoping to open indoor exhibit space by summer
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The Blue Ridge Children’s Museum is hoping to open its doors in Waynesboro this summer with exhibits, a toddler space and more.
‘Why do you help cover up issues in Augusta County?’: This one should be fun
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A reader sent me an email this week with a provocative subject line – “Why do you help cover up issues in Augusta County?” Yep, this one’s gonna be fun.
