Waynesboro Schools prepare for 2025 budget season with hope of more state funding
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In a presentation of Waynesboro Schools’ proposed 2024-2025 operating budget, the school system is short more than $700,000.
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$3.2M awarded to Virginia to increase financial security of families in assisted housing
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The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development announced grant awards today aimed to help families achieve economic independence by providing financial resources.
Justice for Koi: Swoope man sentenced in case of dog with severe burns
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A Swoope man was sentenced today to one year in jail, with six months suspended, for an animal cruelty case dating back to July.
Virginia DOE grant funding of $1.52M awarded to 24 school divisions to recruit teachers
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The Virginia Department of Education awarded a second round of Grow Your Own Grants totaling $1.52 million to 24 school divisions.
Beagle Freedom Project rescues 200 animals from Oklahoma testing facility
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Beagle Freedom Project has shut down a massive testing laboratory in Nowata, Okla., and decades of cruel experimentation.
No safety net: Families desperate, experiencing homelessness in Waynesboro
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The number of families experiencing homelessness is growing in Waynesboro in large part due to one life event that throws the household into crisis.
Goodwill Industries ready for ‘one vital step forward’ with first adult high school in Virginia
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The Virginia DOE has approved the first adult high school to be operated by Goodwill Industries of the Valleys in Roanoke at Melrose Plaza.
Augusta County Schools: Policies, new middle school bathrooms designed for student safety
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In December, the Augusta County School Board realized that the school system’s existing policies and practices aligned with 75 percent of the Commonwealth’s policies.
‘Thank you for believing’: Mary Washington alumnae giving furthers STEM careers
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The popular Apple+ miniseries Lessons in Chemistry chronicles the life of a female chemist who challenged the status quo in the mid-1900s.
Staunton branch of NAACP responds to reports of racism in local, Virginia schools
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The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People was founded 115 years ago in response to violence against Black individuals.
