Letter: A cap on Waynesboro Public Schools spending is actually a cut
Waynesboro is growing. Since 2010, the city’s population has increased by nearly 14 percent. Enrollment in Waynesboro Public Schools is trending upward.
Waynesboro is growing. Since 2010, the city’s population has increased by nearly 14 percent. Enrollment in Waynesboro Public Schools is trending upward.
In 2026, the Augusta County Board of Supervisors is dealing with decisions that directly affect daily life, and there are not easy answers.
I don’t pretend to know much about, you know, geology, among other things, but common sense tells you that we didn’t get these mountains around us here in the Shenandoah Valley without there being something going on beneath the earth’s surface.
If it was important to former AFP intern Tess Majors, it’s important to us – and Nature Camp, a co-ed summer camp specializing in natural history and environmental science education, was important to Tess.
A Rockingham County man working at a local preschool allegedly took inappropriate images of a child in the bathroom where he worked, according to Harrisonburg Police.
VCU was already allowing students at its Qatar campus to switch to remote learning in the wake of the launch of the U.S.-Israeli war in Iran last month.
I didn’t get out to the No Kings protest in Staunton today; and want to be clear here, it was a conscious decision.
By now, it has become painfully clear that the only economic plan being advanced by the Trump administration is the kind that enriches the oligarchy at the expense of everyone else.
Local Democrats, and Democrats nationwide, will hold their first mass anti-Trump No Kings protest of 2026 this weekend. And what will we accomplish? Asking for a friend, because I’m not sure we’re getting much of value out of these things.
There’s an old saying about how if you have two quarterbacks, you don’t really have one. So, what happens if you’re UVA Football coach Tony Elliott, and you might have three?
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