Staunton Pride Festival to celebrate vibrant queer community, showcase allies
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While the president seeks to roll back their protections, the queer community wants the world to know their voice will not be silenced.
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JMU grads help fill education, nursing posts in Virginia, but shortages continue
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While shortages persist, James Madison University graduates are helping fill critical roles in education and nursing in Virginia.
John Whitehead | Battlefield America: Trump’s war on the enemy within
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The American police state under Donald Trump has mastered the art of delivering endless diversions, constant uproar, and wall-to-wall chaos designed to prevent us from focusing on any single issue for long.
Gun-related incidents in American public schools increased after COVID-19
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On September 22, students at Shelburne Middle School began practicing a new policy of storing backpacks in their assigned lockers.
Staunton Augusta Art Center solo exhibit examines ‘colored space’ in segregation
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Richmond artist Kyle Epps’ “D’T NGI Colored Space: The Other Side of the Sign” opened as a solo exhibition at Staunton Augusta Art Center.
Albemarle County | MAGA pushing for resignation of school board member over post
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A post on social media comparing Turning Point USA to the Ku Klux Klan has MAGA calling for an Albemarle County School Board member’s resignation.
Climate and Energy News Roundup: October 2025
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About 20 people joined the sustainable farm event organized by Shenandoah Valley Faith & Climate on Saturday, Sept. 20.
Staunton | City makes plans for repairs of tunnels under Wharf Lot
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The City of Staunton hopes to issue bids in October for tunnel repairs under the Wharf Lot in downtown and begin construction in January.
Greg’s Grades | UVA Football report card from Week 5 win over FSU
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I don’t care what the bookies say, new AP Top 25 member UVA’s victory over Florida State was not an upset; Virginia is simply the better team.
Imelda heads offshore, dangerous conditions still possible along the coast
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Imelda will likely become the next Atlantic hurricane, and according to AccuWeather, could bring heavy rain and wind to the coast this week.
