Expert: Time change this weekend could impact overall health, well-being
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Clocks spring forward on Sunday for Daylight Saving Time, and while many people love the change, it can affect our overall health.
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FSU coach Leonard Hamilton: Portal taking opportunities away from Black players
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Leonard Hamilton was the first Black player at Tennessee-Martin, the first Black assistant coach in the SEC when he took a job on Joe B. Hall’s staff at Kentucky.
Staunton awaits U.S. DOT grant approval of $8.9M to revitalize Uniontown
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The City of Staunton adopted the Uniontown Neighborhood Action Plan in December 2023 and identified four primary areas of recommendations.
Atlanta Fed projecting economic downturn, as markets tumble on tariffs news
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The stock market isn’t the economy, but the Dow losing 1.48 percent of its market value, the Atlanta Fed forecasting a 2.8 percent GDP decline in the first quarter, none of this is good news.
How do environmentalists feel about RFK Jr.’s oversight of health?
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When Time named Robert F. Kennedy Jr. one of its early 2000s “Heroes for the Planet,” the outspoken lawyer was a clear choice for the honor, having gained fame during his fight to protect New York City’s water supply.
What are urban wildlife corridors, and how do they help mitigate climate change?
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Green corridors, or ecological corridors, are strips of vegetation and natural landscape dispersed throughout a city.
Petition gathers 44K signatures to request Congress stop NIH funding cuts
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MoveOn has gathered more than 42,000 signatures on a petition to stop President Donald Trump and Elon Musk from cutting NIH funding.
‘Voting with our dollars’: Staunton group encourages Economic Blackout on Friday
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We the people will be taken to a whole new level on Friday as Americans are encouraged to participate in a 24-hour Economic Blackout.
JMU students invite community to protest Trump attacks on DOE March 5
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JMU College of Education students will walk out on Wednesday, March 5, at 11:30 a.m. and gather in front of Memorial Hall.
Teachers help students ‘normalize’ life after California wildfires
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The wildfires in and around Los Angeles not only disrupted lives, but disrupted education for young Californians.
