Update on local COVID-19 response in Staunton
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The Central Shenandoah Office on Youth staff has created a resource page specifically for COVID-19.
Search Results for housing
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COVID-19 and the progressive dream: Yeah, sorry, but it’s dead
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Universal healthcare will not happen in my lifetime. I don’t know why, but that realization hit me the other night, and it sent me into a funk.
Staunton COVID-19 local response updates
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Police Chief Jim Williams speaks to residents about the new procedures in place, as a result of COVID-19, to safeguard both the men and women of the police department while also protecting citizens.
Local agencies, businesses partner to provide motel rooms for the homeless
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Days Inn Waynesboro and an undisclosed hotel in Staunton partnered with Valley Community Services Board and Waynesboro Area Refuge Ministry to make discounted rooms and breakfast available for more than 50 homeless individuals.
McEachin: Feds need to help colleges, universities through COVID-19
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Congressman A. Donald McEachin is urging congressional leaders to provide an additional $47 billion in emergency funding for students and institutions of higher education due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.
Hokie parents, students adjust to life under one roof
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Each time Jacob Edwards, a senior at Virginia Tech, needs to take a quiz for his housing and the consumer course, he relays an important message to his parents and sister — please disconnect from WiFi.
Northam signs, amends clean energy legislation
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Gov. Ralph Northam signed the Virginia Clean Economy Act and amended the Clean Energy and Community Flood Preparedness Act that requires Virginia to join the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative.
Weekly roundup of climate, energy news
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The Climate Action Alliance of the Valley (CAAV) is a non-profit, grassroots group of volunteers in the Central Shenandoah Valley.
Virginia provides anti-discrimination protections for LGBTQs
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Gov. Ralph Northam signed the Virginia Values Act, making Virginia the first state in the South to enact comprehensive protections for the LGBTQ community against discrimination in housing, employment, public spaces, and credit applications.
Northam signs justice, equality legislation
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Gov. Ralph Northam today signed new laws that repeal racist and discriminatory language from Virginia’s Acts of Assembly, give localities the ability to remove or alter Confederate monuments in their communities.
