From COVID-19 to campus protests: How the Police State muzzles free speech
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The police state does not want citizens who know their rights. Nor does the police state want citizens prepared to exercise those rights.
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Bridgewater College announces 85% already reached in $35M fundraising campaign goal
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Bridgewater College has launched the public phase of a $35 million fundraising campaign and has already raised more than 85 percent.
Warner, Kaine cosponsor legislation to honor Wexton, create plan to fight Parkinson’s
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The Dr. Emmanuel Bilirakis and Honorable Jennifer Wexton National Plan to End Parkinson’s Act would create a plan to fight Parkinson’s.
Kaine: Shenandoah County ‘chose to honor people who aren’t worthy of it’
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Tim Kaine is running for re-election to the U.S. Senate this year. Pay attention to his numbers in Shenandoah County, which just reinstated the names of three of the original insurrectionists to two county schools, a move that the senator blasted last week.
Tennessee NAACP leader highlights 45th Freedom Fund Banquet in Waynesboro
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The Waynesboro Branch NAACP 45th annual Freedom Fund Banquet will be held Friday, June 14, at 6:30 p.m. at the Cornerstone Church, 1156 Tinkling Springs Road, Staunton.
Middle, high school teachers encouraged to attend ‘Teaching Trees Workshop’
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Virginia, simply put, is a forest, but most citizens of the Commonwealth don’t own a piece of the Old Dominion’s woods.
Virginia: State Board for Community Colleges approves 3 percent tuition increase
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The Virginia State Board for Community Colleges voted yesterday to limit base tuition increases to 3 percent for in-state students.
Waynesboro Public Schools says farewell to teachers, staff retiring in 2024
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Waynesboro Schools celebrated the retirements of eight staff members Tuesday night at Waynesboro High School.
Congresswoman McClellan sponsors bill to amend Virginia 529, allow for parking expenses
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The ACCESS Act was introduced today to improve post-second education affordability and reduce barriers to access.
Loudoun County student working on plan for equine center that caters to the deaf community
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A Loudoun County student at Virginia Tech is hoping her education will help her reach her goal to operate a deaf-friendly equine center.
