Rising habits of young people in Canada in 2026
hirty years ago, collecting wall posters was fashionable, while today, teenagers aged 14-18 are into online gaming, social media, and streaming platforms.
hirty years ago, collecting wall posters was fashionable, while today, teenagers aged 14-18 are into online gaming, social media, and streaming platforms.
The Tess Majors Foundation has funded an accessible pathway through wildflower gardens and the construction of a bird observation deck at Camp LIGHT.
The Wayne Theatre in Downtown Waynesboro is bringing the classic musical Singin’ in the Rain to life in the month of May.
The Tess Majors Foundation is sponsoring four paid summer positions for local high school students at Project GROWS, the Augusta County nonprofit focused on connecting locals to nutritious food.
Virginia Tech will honor the students and faculty members who lost their lives on April 16, 2007, with a Day of Remembrance and run.
It’s WTJU Rock ‘n’ Roll Marathon season, with the indy UVA radio station gearing up to launch its annual weeklong, 24-hour-a-day radio fundraiser beginning on April 20.
If it was important to former AFP intern Tess Majors, it’s important to us – and Nature Camp, a co-ed summer camp specializing in natural history and environmental science education, was important to Tess.
By now, it has become painfully clear that the only economic plan being advanced by the Trump administration is the kind that enriches the oligarchy at the expense of everyone else.

Piedmont Virginia Community College will host two programs with Horace Scruggs focused on African American history and culture.
Students representing Studio Wayne in Waynesboro received an Excellence in Ensemble Award at the 2026 Junior Theater Festival Atlanta for its presentation of Chitty Chitty Bang Bang.
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