‘Democracy will be saved by women’: Staunton rally highlights fundamental rights for all
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Women’s rights are everyone’s rights so women and men gathered at the Augusta County Courthouse plaza in downtown Staunton.
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Climate and Energy News Roundup: November 2024
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The Friendly City Food Co-op received the 2024 Valley Treasure Award from the Alliance for the Shenandoah Valley.
Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin announces additional board appointments
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Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin recently announced additional board appointments.
Independent Waynesboro candidates challenge vice mayor Jim Wood, GOP slate
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The chair of the Waynesboro Republican Committee, Jim Wood, the guy who signed off on the three Republican candidates for Waynesboro City Council, is also the city’s vice mayor.
Staunton Schools, JMU partner to mentor middle school students through graduation
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James Madison University and Staunton Schools were awarded the GEAR UP grant to mentor students through high school.
VCU awarded $8.8M to research employment of individuals with disabilities
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The VCU Rehabilitation Research and Training Center has received two major awards totaling $8.8 million to support research on employment for transition-age youth with disabilities.
Washington & Lee University alum $132M gift allows for need-blind admissions policy
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Washington and Lee University announced that it will no longer consider students’ or families’ ability to pay when evaluating applications.
Waynesboro High students participate in traffic safety seminar on impaired driving
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An increased presence of police cars parked at Waynesboro High School on Tuesday was not a cause for concern.
Mailbag: An AFP reader asks, why are you voting for Kamala Harris for president?
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Why are you voting for Kamala Harris, other than you dislike Donald Trump or his policies? I’m just curious, as it seems everyone who votes for Kamala is just because they hate Trump, not because of her.
Virginia Department of Health grants aim to get more nurses into the workforce
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The Virginia Department of Health has announced recipients of $4.5 million in Earn to Learn grants to address workforce shortages for nurses.
