Staunton: City sets ‘Less to the Landfill’ goal to reduce trash by 5 percent
The City of Staunton has set a community-wide goal to reduce the city’s trash tonnage by 5 percent over the next year.
The City of Staunton has set a community-wide goal to reduce the city’s trash tonnage by 5 percent over the next year.
The market for vape juice has grown rapidly, offering a vast array of flavors and nicotine strengths that can be overwhelming for new users.
A reader, and longtime critic, whose last email to me, before last week, was to criticize us for “political blather” that “charades as journalism,” took a different tone on our reporting on the situation facing Waynesboro Public Schools.
Amaka Agugua-Hamilton and the University of Virginia have reached an “amicable settlement” of a dispute over her tenure as the head coach of the women’s basketball program, per a release from her attorney and agent.
Waynesboro needs an all-new School Board, an all-new City Council, and while we’re at it, we need to clean house in City Hall.
People look to their local elected leaders to do things: from the granular – traffic signals, leaf pick-up – to the epic – housing for all, redressing systemic racism, “solving” mental health.
Northrop Grumman breezed into town a couple years ago promising hundreds of millions in investment and high-paying jobs. Waynesboro leaders clearly didn’t do their homework about how much the deal would end up costing us.
An assistant superintendent at Albemarle County Public Schools has been placed on leave amid accusations of sexual harassment against female employees and the head of a volunteer school advocacy group.
We’ve had two local residents share with us the comments they sent to the DEQ regarding the request from Northrop Grumman for a permit that would allow for the release of hazardous air pollutants at an assembly and testing facility.
Analysis of esports growth among youth in Jordan and MENA, including technology, economy, and competitive trends.
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