Augusta County Schools mourns passing of long-time employee Mark Lotts
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The Augusta County School Board and community are mourning the loss of Mark Lotts, who served as executive director of business and finance.
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John Whitehead: Nullifying the Constitution won’t Make America Great Again
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Anyone who wants to put America first needs to start by putting the Constitution first. This should be non-negotiable.
Arts Council of the Valley presents exhibition of Rockingham County student art
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Arts Council of the Valley announced the ninth annual artVISION: Rockingham County Public Schools Youth Art Month Show.
Bill: Employers could permanently contribute to student loan debt repayment
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The Employer Participation in Repayment Act is bipartisan legislation to help Americans tackle their student loan debt.
VCU joins UVA in resuming some gender-affirming care, for existing patients only
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The Children’s Hospital of Richmond at VCU and VCU Health have resumed gender-affirming care and medications for existing patients.
Sen. Warner introduces bill to extend tax credits for low-income development
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U.S. Sens. Mark R. Warner and Steve Daines introduced legislation that will permanently extend the New Markets Tax Credit.
Owner of three Virginia sleep disorder centers gets prison time for failure to pay IRS
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The owner of several sleep disorder centers in Central Virginia was sentenced Tuesday to two years in prison for his failure to pay the IRS.
JMU students invite community to protest Trump attacks on DOE March 5
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JMU College of Education students will walk out on Wednesday, March 5, at 11:30 a.m. and gather in front of Memorial Hall.
Teachers help students ‘normalize’ life after California wildfires
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The wildfires in and around Los Angeles not only disrupted lives, but disrupted education for young Californians.
Ben Cline is playing DEI politics over the future of VMI’s Black superintendent
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Ben Cline wants an investigation into a Black state senator who he claims threatened VMI’s state funding if its Board of Visitors didn’t vote to extend the contract of the Lexington military school’s superintendent, Maj. Gen. Cedric T. Wins, who is also Black.
