Staunton | Downtown day shelter for unhoused opening at First Presbyterian Church
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The City of Staunton will open a day shelter for unhouse persons in the fall at First Presbyterian Church, 100 E. Frederick Street.
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Albemarle schools | Traffic camera grace period ends; fines begin next week
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The grace period for Albemarle County school-safety traffic cameras expires on Friday, and beginning next week, enforcement will begin.
Waynesboro Schools names Katrina Lassiter to director of Valley Academy
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Katrina Lassiter, who previously served as an Assistant Principal at Waynesboro High, has been named director of Valley Academy.
Shenandoah County | Judge sides with students challenging Stonewall Jackson name change
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A federal judge has ruled in favor of five Shenandoah County students in a case challenging the move by the Shenandoah County School Board in 2024 to rename a county high school after Confederate Civil War Gen. Stonewall Jackson.
Roddy Scheer: Are police, fire, EMS departments using electric vehicles today?
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While Tesla dominates the public attention, a wide array of models, such as those from Ford and Hyundai, are being employed in the public sector.
No drought? Waynesboro residents call BS, ‘even the weeds are dead’
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People living in Waynesboro have seen very little rain in August and September, but so far, the DEQ hasn’t issued a drought advisory.
Despite outbreak, Listeria data no longer required by feds on FoodNet
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Federal health officials will no longer track Listeria and five other food-related infections, despite a deadly outbreak last year.
Staunton completes Cole Avenue stream project for state mandates of Chesapeake Bay Act
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The completion of a project on Cole Avenue in the West End will improve water quality for residents and reduce flooding risk in the area.
Athletes Serving Athletes hosting second annual Virginia RunFest on Sept. 28
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Athletes Serving Athletes will be hosting its second annual ASA Virginia RunFest on Sunday, Sept. 28 at the Reston Town Center.
Trump administration pulls $39M from Norfolk wind energy project
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The Trump administration has terminated $679 million in what it termed in a press release “doomed” offshore wind projects, including $39 million earmarked for the City of Norfolk.
