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.
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Alzheimer’s Association | Seven walks planned in region to honor those touched by disease
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The Alzheimer’s Association is planning to honor those affected by the disease through a poignant ceremony and walk on Oct. 4.
Why can’t I love football anymore? It used to be the nexus of my existence. What happened?
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There was a time, in the early 2000s, when I loved football with such naive intensity that I wore a different NFL jersey to middle school for an entire week.
‘Affordable’ housing | Median home sale price in Virginia at $430K in August
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The median price for homes sold in Virginia in August was $430,000. And we wonder why people say there’s a shortage of affordable housing.
Bill seeks to prevent Trump weakening laws for disabled students
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Legislation in response to President Donald Trump’s efforts to gut the U.S. DOE would ensure that special education programs continue.
UVA vs. Florida State | News and notes on the ‘Noles heading into primetime matchup
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So, Florida State is back, right? Well, as retired ESPN broadcaster Lee Corso might say: “Not so fast, my friend.”
Explainer: Trump on autism | Tylenol is bad, m’kay? And so are vaccines
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Donald Trump, possibly the least-qualified person on the planet to make medical recommendations – “disinfectant,” anyone? – is now taking on Tylenol, which he said Monday is the cause of autism.
Common Tricks Insurers Use After Car Accidents
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Insurance companies sell peace of mind, but when it’s time to pay up, their priority is profit. After a car accident, many victims assume an insurance policy will approve their claim and pay out. But in reality, adjusters are trained to minimize payouts, delay and deny claims, and use tactics that get you to settle…
Framework being developed for social workers to intervene, prevent suicide
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Social workers are at the forefront of suicide prevention, and through a new task force, should soon be more prepared to respond to a crisis.
Staunton | Speaker series resumes with personal account of Vietnam conflict
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Charles Trueheart of Staunton lived in Vietnam in the early 1960s as conflict arose between the Asian nation and the United States.
