Virginia could pay teachers more: Youngkin would rather make it easier to be a teacher
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The Youngkin administration has a nifty idea to address teacher shortages. No, not actually paying teachers more.
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Our votes in Waynesboro: Lee, Hostetter for City Council, Maneval for School Board
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Early voting is already well under way in Waynesboro, so if you’re one of the 981 people that has already cast your lot in the 2022 city elections as of this writing, here’s to hoping you got it right.
Let’s go green: America’s most, least environmentally-friendly cities in 2022
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WalletHub’s report on 2022’s Greenest Cities in America determines which cities promote a “green” lifestyle.
Augusta County youth show well at State Fair’s annual Sale of Champions
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The State Fair of Virginia Youth Livestock Sale of Champions raised $83,200 in support of the fair’s long-standing commitment to youth.
Hire me: Which college majors have a great job outlook in 2023?
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The most in-demand college major for job opportunities in 2023 will be business management.
Democracy is an act of moral imagination
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Shortly before he died, Congressmember and human rights activist John Lewis wrote a farewell to his fellow citizens, declaring: “Democracy is not a state. It is an act, and each generation must do its part to help build what we called the Beloved Community, a nation and world society at peace with itself.”
Small city life: The best places to live with populations under 100,000 in America
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WalletHub released 2022’s Best Small Cities in America in response to help Americans put down roots where there is a good quality of life.
Virginia Lottery introduces first $50 scratcher ticket, top prize is $5 million
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The Virginia Lottery is adding to its portfolio a premium new game with a brand-new price point. With a top prize of a $5 million annuity, $326,000,000 Fortune is the first scratcher ticket in Virginia Lottery history to carry a $50 price point.
Virginia Tech fans gobble up peanuts produced by three generations of Hokies
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When Virginia Tech alumnus Brett Smith returned to Lane Stadium for the Boston College game last month, he wasn’t just there to root for his beloved Hokies – he wanted to be there to cheer on his family’s legacy.
Fire Prevention Week: Year-round focus needed to keep families safe
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As National Fire Prevention Week comes to an end, the Virginia Department of Fire Programs reminds Virginians that fire prevention is not just a week-long event but a year-round focus.
