Waynesboro School Board receives 2025 budget update, pitch for teacher union
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Waynesboro School Board’s regular Tuesday meeting brought an update on the budget, high school renovations and a pitch for a teacher union.
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Bell to bell: Cell-phone free education begins Jan. 1 in Waynesboro Schools
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At a regular meeting Tuesday night, Waynesboro School Board adopted a personal electronics device policy for all students.
Waynesboro: KCMS Assistant Principal Amy Christian to direct recovery high school
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Kate Collins Middle School Assistant Principal Amy Christian has been named the director of a new regional recovery high school.
Youngkin highlights ‘Right Here, Right Now’ behavioral health plan in Virginia
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A multi-year effort to strengthen behavioral health services through Virginia got an additional $25M boost today..
Hollister Inc. donates $1K to WWRC in commitment to inclusive workforce
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Hollister Inc. donated $1,000 to Wilson Workforce and Rehabilitation Center (WWRC), a division of the Virginia DARS.
Duke, once again, is losing an elite starting QB to the transfer portal
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It looks like the ACC will lose an elite quarterback to the transfer portal, and once again, it’s Duke that will take the hit.
Caring for Critters provides support for Wildlife Center of Virginia education ambassadors
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The education ambassadors at the Wildlife Center of Virginia are some of the most important members of the organization’s team.
Earl Zimmerman: Climate and Energy News Roundup – December 2024
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A Circuit Court judge has ruled that Gov. Youngkin’s effort to administratively withdraw Virginia from the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative (RGGI) was illegal “and therefore void as a matter of law.”
World Nuclear Energy Day resolution celebrates peaceful development of tech in U.S.
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U.S. Sens. Mark R. Warner and Jim Risch introduced a resolution to designate December 2, 2024, as World Nuclear Energy Day.
Monticello research project will advance understanding of colonoware
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A Monticello archive project is getting $354,000 in grants to advance the understanding of the lives of ordinary people in Colonial Virginia and the Carolinas who made and used pottery vessels known as colonoware.
