Staunton | Local NAACP branch to host annual Freedom Fund Banquet on Oct. 11
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The 79th annual Freedom Fund Banquet of the Staunton Branch of the NAACP will be held Saturday, Oct. 11, at Covenant Presbyterian Church.
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Pants on fire | MAGA House candidate tries to spin Spanberger ‘rage’
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Kim Taylor, a Republican state delegate who you had not heard of until a few days ago, is trying to make Democratic Party gubernatorial nominee Abigail Spanberger talking about “rage” into being the reason a rando sent Taylor a threatening message.
Staunton | Share the road: New bicycle lanes on West End provide access for all
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The West End Business Association and the City of Staunton hosted a meeting about the new bike lanes on the West End Tuesday night.
Waynesboro | LGBTQ-friendly PRISM event changes venue due to forecasted rain
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Destination Downtown Waynesboro has announced a venue change for its PRISM event on Saturday due to forecasted rain.
Staunton | VWIL celebrates 30 years of ‘strong and resounding’ partnership with MBU
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A Mary Baldwin University tradition in leadership training celebrates 30 years in 2025 of preparing young women for America’s workforce.
Bill seeks to prevent Trump weakening laws for disabled students
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Legislation in response to President Donald Trump’s efforts to gut the U.S. DOE would ensure that special education programs continue.
Bob Topper | Fundamentalist Christians no longer own the moral high ground
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Fundamentalists were angered in 1973 when the Supreme Court confirmed the right to abortion and the rights of the LGBTQ community to live life as they choose.
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.
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.
