Local news is vital: Can we survive the climate crisis without it?
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Local news has its finger on the pulse of our communities.
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Staunton Montessori students design outdoor learning ‘oasis’ at Project GROWS
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Montessori students have been working with the Staunton based educational nonprofit farm, Project GROWS, to develop an outdoor learning pond.
UVA report: Southwest Virginia residents three times more likely to die of lower respiratory disease
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A sweeping new Health Blueprint for Southwest Virginia highlights the grave health challenges that grip the rural region.
Opioid crisis: Sen. Kaine co-sponsors legislation to expand non-opioid treatments for seniors
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The Alternatives to PAIN Act would help prevent substance use disorder by expanding access to non-opioid treatments for older Americans.
Have wildlife crossings become more common, and are they effective?
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In recent years, North America has seen a notable increase in the implementation of wildlife crossings, reflecting a growing recognition of their importance in reducing wildlife fatalities.
Mutual backtracking in U.S.-China student exchanges casualty of new cold war
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In recent talks between U.S. and Chinese leaders, they have found common ground in support for more people-to-people exchanges, particularly in education.
Virginia-born sailor who died at Pearl Harbor to be reinterred after DNA identification
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An Abingdon, Virginia man present at the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor will be buried in the National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific.
Unfinished business: Terry Short Jr. hopeful for another term on Waynesboro City Council
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Terry Short Jr. has been knocking on doors and riding his bike around Waynesboro asking voters for their signature on his petition for a third term on city council.
‘The backbone of the American economy’: McClellan celebrates small businesses
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In honor of National Small Business Week, Congresswoman Jennifer McClellan toured local small businesses in Virginia’s District 4.
National nonprofit names Kate Collins Middle a Common Sense School for digital learning
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Common Sense, a national nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting digital citizenship among students, has honored KCMS.
