Waynesboro ranks no. 67 in Virginia cities for income spent on monthly household bills
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The average Waynesboro household spends $1,750 per month on bills, 12.6 percent lower than the national average.
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Lawrence S. Wittner: There is an alternative to war
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The war in Ukraine provides us with yet another opportunity to consider what might be done about the wars that continue to ravage the world.
Survey tells you which American cities are most, least disability friendly
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WalletHub compared more than 180 American cities across 34 key indicators of disability-friendliness to determine the best place to live with a disability.
All of us are in danger: When anti-government speech becomes sedition
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Anti-government speech has become a four-letter word.
Virginia workforce campaign celebrates 25 years with First Lady Youngkin
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Among the four recipients of this year’s First Lady’s Spirit of Virginia award, Hope’s Legacy Equine Rescue in Afton was awarded.
First female deputy superintendent retiring from state police; new leaders announced
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Virginia State Police Superintendent Colonel Gary T. Settle has announced the appointments of three new executive staff leaders in the wake of the retirement of the department’s first female deputy superintendent.
Governor announces another round of appointments to state boards
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Governor Glenn Youngkin has announced additional appointments to his administration and various boards.
Donna Park: Grandparents and grandchildren unite the world
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There are many problems facing the world today, including war and the threat of nuclear destruction, climate change, human rights abuses, hunger, extreme poverty, growing income inequality, and global pandemics.
Federal Bureau of Intimidation: The government’s war on political freedom
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The FBI has a long history of persecuting, prosecuting and generally harassing activists, politicians, and cultural figures.
State Department alert for U.S. citizens in Russia: ‘Depart immediately’
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The U.S. State Department issued a security alert for U.S. citizens in Russia overnight. The security alert read in part that U.S. citizens residing or travelling in Russia “should depart Russia immediately.”
