Climate and Energy News Roundup: April 2025
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Climate STARR (Strategies for Trauma, Action, Resilience, & Regeneration) training in response to our climate crisis is being held at Eastern Mennonite University.
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Staunton: Transportation, housing goals remain high priorities
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A March work session brought information on local long-range transportation and housing plans to Staunton City Council.
Fuel your day: Klines Dairy Bar in Waynesboro launches its Espresso Bar
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Klines Espresso Bar is no longer a concept; the drive-through coffee shop quietly began serving customers with a soft opening last week.
Virginia AG Jason Miyares wants Supreme Court to suspend due process
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Jason Miyares, you would think, would have learned about due process in law school. Middle-school kids learn about due process in eighth-grade civics.
VDOT launches new study to identify more I-81 corridor improvements
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The Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT) launched a new study to further improve the Interstate 81 corridor.
Commonwealth Transportation Board schedules meetings for Virginia feedback
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The Commonwealth Transportation Board will host nine meetings in Virginia for the public to share feedback on transportation projects.
VDOT: Local road work, maintenance for week of March 31-April 4
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VDOT has updated its schedule for road work and maintenance on local roads in the coming week.
Virginia jobless rate ticks up, and Youngkin, Earle-Sears, have no answers
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The Youngkin administration is claiming that the state’s unemployment rate increased only a smidge in February, to 3.1 percent, which is a bit of fun with numbers on the part of the MAGAs.
Ten days, $15K later, Augusta County couple are victims of sweepstakes scam
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An Augusta County couple was bilked out of $15,000 this month by sophisticated scammers who claimed they had won a sweepstakes drawing.
‘In jeopardy’: Trump’s executive order targets library services for all Virginians
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Fundamental library services are “in jeopardy” due to an executive order targeting the Institute of Museum and Library Services, or IMLS.
