Powerball mints two Virginians as millionaires; search is on for next billionaire
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Two Virginians woke up Thursday as millionaires, after two winning tickets were sold in the Powerball lottery in Spotsylvania and Carrollton.
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Virginia K-12 schools | ALL In VA improves SOL test scores of students
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The ALL In VA initiative is proving successful as the Virginia DOE announced notable improvements in SOL test results for 2024-2025.
Time to dream nonsensically about winning the lottery again: Powerball jackpot at $850M
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The Powerball drawing has increased to an estimated $850 million jackpot for tonight, according to officials with the Virginia Lottery.
Mary Baldwin University president resigns: Jeff Stein had been on the job just two years
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Mary Baldwin University President Jeff Stein is stepping down after just two years on the job.
PVCC first Virginia community college approved to operate prison ed program
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Piedmont Virginia Community College has received approval from the national DOE to operate as a Prison Education Program Institution.
Big Ugly Bill puts hundreds of thousands of Virginia families at risk of losing SNAP benefits
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MAGAs in Congress, at the behest of Donald Trump, cut $187 billion from the SNAP program in their Big Ugly Bill, conveniently as the Trump tariffs are forcing mass layoffs, and the immigration roundups are pushing food prices higher.
Waynesboro educator’s participation in DOE program provides kits for other teachers
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Wayne Hills Preschool Center’s Amanda DePoy was among the Virginia educators who participated in the VDOE Kimochis Train-the-Trainer program.
JMU expands Gus Bus fleet, looks to expand into neighboring counties
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James Madison University is adding an electric-powered Gus Bus to its education enrichment fleet, bringing its total to three vehicles.
Record level of scholarship aid awarded to Shenandoah Valley Scholars for 2025-2026
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The college access nonprofit Shenandoah Valley Scholars Latino Initiative has awarded a record level of financial aid for fall 2025.
Lawrence S. Wittner | Trump’s assault upon the UN is at odds with U.S. public opinion
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If one examines Donald Trump’s approach to world affairs since his entry into American politics, it should come as no surprise that he has worked to undermine the United Nations.
