Preservation Virginia seeks nominations for its Most Endangered Historic Places list
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Preservation Virginia is seeking nominations for historic places under threat of being lost in communities throughout the Commonwealth.
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Virginia: 35 projects awarded $20M to improve historic sites before Semiquincentennial
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Nearly $20 million in grant funding has been awarded to 35 projects across the state through the Virginia 250 Preservation Fund.
Waynesboro, Charlottesville students applauded for showing at Junior Theater Festival
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Students from Waynesboro and Charlottesville took part in the 2025 Junior Theater Festival Atlanta with Studio Wayne and DMR Adventures.
Albemarle County schools comfort immigrant community after raids nationwide instill fear
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The fear of mass immigrant deportations and raids on schools and businesses throughout the nation has led one school to issue a statement.
Students’ lawsuit against Shenandoah County School Board proceeds
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A federal judge denied efforts by Shenandoah County School Board to dismiss a complaint by students and the Virginia NAACP of civil rights violations.
Virginia Lottery offers Thank a Teacher Art Contest for K-12 public school students
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Pablo Picasso once said: “Every child is an artist.” Building on that sentiment, the Virginia Lottery launches its eighth annual Thank a Teacher Art Contest.
Waynesboro Public Library hosts artist workshops with Brigitte Huson
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Waynesboro Public Library will host four Paint N Sip workshops February through June 2025 supported by the Virginia Commission for the Arts.
Harrisonburg businesses eligible for bootcamp, $2,500 grant through new initiative
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New or early-stage business owners in Harrisonburg may be eligible to take part in a business bootcamp offered through the city.
Protection of Women and Girls in Sports Act: Republicans taking aim at trans kids again
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Three percent of U.S. high school students identify as transgender. Republicans won’t rest until they all die by suicide.
ODU to host MLK’s daughter, Bernice King, CEO of The King Center
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Old Dominion University will host Dr. Bernice A. King to deliver the keynote address at the university’s 40th annual Martin Luther King Jr. Observance on Tuesday, Jan. 28.
