Virginia State Parks hosting National Public Lands Day events on Sept. 27
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Virginia State Parks will celebrate National Public Lands Day, the nation’s largest single-day volunteer effort for public lands.
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Framework being developed for social workers to intervene, prevent suicide
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Social workers are at the forefront of suicide prevention, and through a new task force, should soon be more prepared to respond to a crisis.
Staunton | School system wants you to weigh in VDOE’s proposal to raise SOL cut scores
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The Virginia Department of Education has been considering raising Standards of Learning (SOL) cut scores for 3rd to 12th grade students.
Virginia Department of Health warns of lead hazards, impact on children
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Many homes in Virginia contain lead hazards that can pose serious health risk, especially for young children.
Harrisonburg | Six training academy grads sworn in as new members of Fire Department
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Six recent grads from Recruit Class #12 of the Central Shenandoah Valley Regional Fire-Rescue Academy are joining the ranks of the Harrisonburg Fire Department.
Charlie Kirk murder | Teachers face consequences of social media posts
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State school superintendents and local school system leaders are responding to social media comments by staff about Charlie Kirk’s death.
EMU | 2025 enrollment marks largest percentage increase in 10 years, double-digit growth
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EMU has reported double-digit growth in new undergraduate students for fall 2025 as the university celebrates a large percentage increase.
Waynesboro | Wenonah Elementary stands out as state model for counseling services
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Wenonah Elementary School in Waynesboro has been recognized by the state department of education for exceptional school counseling practices.
Augusta County | Where the Scopes trial has yet to be resolved, a hundred years later
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At least one Augusta County school leader is jonesing for a redo of the overturned verdict in the Scopes trial, where an appeals court nixed the $100 fine of the guy charged with illegally teaching evolution.
Waynesboro | 65-page report details findings of initial efforts to develop vision for city
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As the City of Waynesboro prepares a plan for the next 20 years, leaders continue to ask residents to weigh in with their ideas.
