Record high tourism in Virginia; Waynesboro numbers up but below state average
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The pandemic appears to be in the rearview mirror of travelers who are returning to Virginia and to the City of Waynesboro.
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University of Mary Washington’s President Troy Paino in top 500 of Virginia’s leaders for 2024
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As the 10th president since 2016 of the University of Mary Washington, Troy Paino is at the top of the Fredericksburg college’s leadership.
Reeve Foundation awards more than $25K for adaptive mountain biking gear, camps
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High Fives Foundation has been awarded $24,549 as part of the Christopher & Dana Reeve Foundation National Paralysis Resource Center.
Election misinformation found online is confusing Alexa, Google artificial intelligence bots
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In podcasts, news reports and in political speeches, the broadcaster, reporter or politician may share in video, sound or print, information that is blatantly false or altered.
Miss Virginia begins tour of public schools to promote substance use prevention
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Miss Virginia Carlehr Swanson will promote healthy choices and substance use prevention to students in Virginia elementary schools.
University of Richmond to advance ethical AI education, increase access
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The University of Richmond has received grant support from the NEH to establish The Center for Liberal Arts and AI.
Jim Wood is putting himself on the ballot again in Waynesboro. Vote accordingly.
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The name Jim Wood appears on the party certification documents for the three Republican Party nominees for Waynesboro City Council.
Forbes ranks UVA Health No. 40 of best employers for women in the U.S.
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National business publication Forbes has ranked UVA Health among America’s 50 best employers for women and in the top 15 among health systems.
Augusta County teen on gender identity: ‘I’m not ashamed of being trans’
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There has been a war brewing for some time in politics related to transgender students and what rights they have while they pursue their education.
Mel Gurtov: Cease-fire in the Middle East seems more remote than ever
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Protests across Israel are intensifying as more dead hostages are recovered. An unidentified “senior official” in Netanyahu’s administration said there’s blood on the prime minister’s hands.
