Free-roaming cats considered one of the most serious threats to Virginia wildlife
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A Virginia General Assembly workgroup was appointed in 2021 to study problems associated with free-roaming cats.
Search Results for education
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‘12 Angry Jurors:’ Story of prejudice comes to Staunton stage
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The first all-Valley high school theater production by Silver Line Theatre Exchange will be of “12 Angry Jurors.”
Court Square Theater to feature Roald Dahl’s ‘Willy Wonka JR’ musical
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Court Square Theater in Harrisonburg will debut ACT ONE’s production of Roald Dahl’s “Willy Wonka JR” Feb. 10-19.
Long-time former Waynesboro School Board member looks back on 16 years
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After 16 years on the board, Kathe Maneval was not re-elected in November. She was the longest serving board member since 2006.
Partnership will allow clinic to provide dental care to thousands of children each year
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A new partnership will result in preventative and restorative dental care for thousands of children each year in Southwest Virginia.
Charlottesville theater students win national award
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Theater students from DMR Adventures in Charlottesville won a Freddie G. Excellence in Acting award and other recognition at the 2023 Junior Theater Festival Atlanta (JTF Atlanta).
Can’t wait for the Twitter Files expose on how Twitter helped Trump plan Jan. 6
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Elon Musk wants you to believe that Twitter put its thumb on the scale to benefit Democrats. Seems that there was a thumb on the scale: to tilt Twitter toward Donald Trump.
Bad news, Virginia: Commonwealth is ninth worst state to start a business
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Personal-finance website WalletHub released its report on 2023’s Best & Worst States to Start a Business.
Senator on prescription drugs: ‘It should not be this expensive just to stay alive’
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The Senate Commerce and Labor Committee has advanced a bill to create a Prescription Drug Affordability Board in Virginia. The next step is for review by the Senate Finance Committee.
How much progress have we made toward racial equality, integration?
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Today is Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day and only 40 percent of Americans think the recent spotlight on racial equality has improved the lives of Black Americans.
