House energy coalition: Trump ‘yanking America backwards’ with deregulations
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Leaders of the House SEEC is responding to the EPA rolling back dozens of lifesaving air and water pollution regulations.
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Staunton first-grade teacher is Virginia’s Region 5 2026 Teacher of the Year
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A. R. Ware Elementary School first-grade teacher Karen Grady has been named the 2026 Virginia Regional Teacher of the Year for Region 5.
Department of Education declares DEI to be ‘discriminatory practice’
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After setting a deadline of Feb. 28 for all American schools to remove references of diversity, equity and inclusion, the U.S. Department of Education has finally offered clarity.
Expert: Climate change is not a liberal issue, need to change the conversation
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Climate change may be a dirty word for Donald Trump, but a national expert said it shouldn’t be a political football, it affects us all.
Anti-‘woke’ brewer closing Norfolk location, citing ‘local woke mob’
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Remember the anti-“woke” beer company that Glenn Youngkin helped lure to Norfolk a couple of years back with $300,000 in tax incentives?
VDOT: Updated road construction, maintenance schedule for March 10-14
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VDOT has updated its road construction and maintenance schedule for the week of March 10-14.
Floyd County court suspends earlier ruling against state in RGGI case
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A Floyd County judge has granted the request of Attorney General Jason Miyares to suspend a November ruling in a suit challenging the state’s move to leave the RGGI.
Michael Schoeffel: Ben Cline needs to address the gorilla in the living room
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This widespread frustration came to a head last week, locally-speaking, when hundreds of people gathered outside of Rep. Ben Cline’s office in Roanoke and demanded that he hold a town hall.
Staunton: 2026-2030 Capital Improvement Plan includes $75.5M in projects
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Staunton City Council discussed a nearly $75.5 million five-year Capital Improvement Plan (CIP) disseminated into six funds.
JMU students stage walkout to highlight Trump efforts to dismantle education
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Most JMU students were walking into their regularly scheduled classes on Wednesday morning ahead of 11:30 a.m., unless you’re in the College of Education.
