Waynesboro: Church turnout shows people want to help homeless, not send them away
A couple in Waynesboro attempted to organize its neighbors against a church providing respite to the homeless, but the opposite happened.
A couple in Waynesboro attempted to organize its neighbors against a church providing respite to the homeless, but the opposite happened.
Three Virginia senators have reached out to UVA expressing “grave concern” regarding a compact sent by the Trump administration.
The first Shenandoah Cabaret benefit, back in 2023, led to the establishment of the Performing Arts Enrichment Fund, a scholarship that helps aspiring performing arts students in middle and high school.
While the president seeks to roll back their protections, the queer community wants the world to know their voice will not be silenced.
The University of Virginia’s faculty has voted to reject any cooperation with U.S. Department of Education on a proposed compact.
While a few residents of Waynesboro are upset about a church’s outreach to the homeless, many homeowners have spoken up to express support.
A SAW Housing stock working group has launched a new Solution Series that will address creative housing approaches.
A Waynesboro couple who lives in the Tree Streets wants St. John’s Episcopal Church to abandon its efforts to support the unhoused community.
On September 22, students at Shelburne Middle School began practicing a new policy of storing backpacks in their assigned lockers.
An aide at a Virginia elementary school has been charged with misdemeanor assault after an incident with a student in a P.E. class.
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