Virginia Down Syndrome Association names Virginia Tech alum as new executive director
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The Virginia Down Syndrome Association announced last week that Michael Baum is its new executive director. Baum assumed his role August 5.
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Ransomware perpetrator extradited from Poland to face charges in Virginia, New Jersey
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A Belarussian and Ukrainian national has been charged in the Eastern District of Virginia with leading international computer hacking and wire fraud schemes.
Project 2025: The impact of the Trump blueprint on international trade
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A key section of the Project 2025 playbook was authored by none other than Peter Navarro, one of Trump’s main advisers who recently served time in jail.
Lab School enables high schoolers to ‘develop the skills to pursue’ chosen careers
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UMW began the inaugural year of its lab school recently with the start of classes at the Academy of Technology and Innovation.
Three restaurants enrolled in new Harrisonburg green certification program
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The City of Harrisonburg is working with the local food service industry to provide a green restaurant certification program.
Want the scoop? Homestead Creamery unveils two new Hokie-inspired ice cream flavors
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Homestead Creamery has rolled out two new flavors designed with Hokie fans in mind: HokieBerry Trail and Hokie Sunset Swirl.
John Whitehead: The political matrix sustains the illusion of freedom
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We are trapped in a political matrix intended to sustain the illusion that we are citizens of a constitutional republic.
Virginia students show signs of COVID learning recovery with 2023-2024 school year
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Virginia students began showing signs of learning recovery from the extended COVID-19 pandemic school closures in the 2023-2024 school year.
Virginia schools recognized for environmental literacy in the classroom
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The Virginia Department of Wildlife Resources is recognizing schools throughout the state that include environmental literacy in the classroom.
U.S. Supreme Court indecision leaves states split on updated transgender protections
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The United States Supreme Court remained divided Friday on blocking changes to sex discrimination rules in American schools in 26 states.
