The new face of addiction: Why it’s no longer what you think
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With the rise of addiction, more people are needing drug or alcohol help, and there’s a good chance you know someone who is struggling.
Search Results for education
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Waynesboro: Why is the center-left majority allowing the MAGAs to run the city?
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All that work that we did to put an ever-so-slightly left-of-center majority on the Waynesboro City Council over the past two election cycles, and the reward for us is: they’re still letting the MAGA do-nothings run the city.
Local Democrats in the Sixth District have met the enemy: And it is us
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Local Democrats are bound and determined to f—k up the 2026 midterms, to a point where I’m wondering if it will do us any good to pass the redistricting referendum, and still lose to the feckless Ben Cline.
The mindset of superstar athletes: Nothing comes easy
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Hard work can indeed outwork talent, and many professional athletes are great for a simple reason: they worked for it.
UVA Health Blue Ridge Poison Center: Don’t Google it, because AI doesn’t know
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The folks at the UVA Health Blue Ridge Poison Center sent out that friendly, life-saving reminder on Thursday, in conjunction with National Poison Prevention Week.
Pop-up clinic offered this weekend removes financial barriers to healthcare
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A pop-up health clinic will remove the barrier of cost to people seeking care this weekend in Augusta County.
Digitalization integral to local communities in the Shenandoah Valley
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In recent years, digital transformation has begun to significantly reshape local communities across the Shenandoah Valley.
Spanberger trolls Youngkin with higher-ed commission appointments
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Gov. Abigail Spanberger is trolling her predecessor, Glenn Youngkin, with two appointments to the Virginia Commission on Higher Education announced on Tuesday.
Gambling is big business in Virginia: It’s also a problem for too many people
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Society has a love/hate relationship with gambling. On the one hand, it’s big business; on the other, there’s a fine line between the money that comes in and addiction.
College groups to conduct dark skies survey along Blue Ridge Parkway
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Students and faculty from Colgate and Wellesley will be traveling the Blue Ridge Parkway the week of March 14-20 to conduct what is called a dark skies survey, intended to evaluate and protect the national park’s nighttime environment.
