Book discussion group to look at today’s war on facts
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Stone Soup Books in Waynesboro is hosting a book discussion on Tuesday, July 19, at 6:30 p.m.
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National nonprofit accepting applications for 2022-23 Young Mental Health Leaders Council
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Mental Health America is looking for young adults (ages 18-25) to participate in a six-month effort to make a difference to meet the needs of their peers.
Scud cloud or possible tornado? Staunton gets hammered by summer storm
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A strong storm hammered Staunton and surrounding areas Wednesday afternoon leaving a number of downed trees and power lines throughout the region.
Mel Gurtov: China’s surveillance state and its meaning for us
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What do the Chinese authorities have to say about criticisms of the surveillance state?
Does a kneejerk move to the Big Ten make sense for the University of Virginia?
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You’re UVA athletics director Carla Williams, or UVA president Jim Ryan. Who’s the first person that you called on Thursday when you heard that USC and UCLA were on their way to the Big Ten?
Fifth term is a charm: Maneval runs for re-election on Waynesboro School Board
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Kathe Maneval, the longest serving member of the Waynesboro School Board, is running for re-election in November.
Trio plead guilty to distributing pills with fentanyl resulting in teenage overdoses
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A trio of Southwest Virginia residents who distributed pills containing fentanyl and were linked to teenage overdoses pled guilty in U.S. District Court in Abington.
Another AEW pay-per-view, another bad experience with Bleacher Report
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I did eventually get to watch last night’s AEW-New Japan “Forbidden Door” pay-per-view, but it was no thanks to Bleacher Report.
Everybody’s guilty: We’re all criminals until we prove otherwise
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“In a closed society where everybody’s guilty, the only crime is getting caught.”—Hunter S. Thompson
Government grant imposter scams $18,000 out of Henry County resident
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A Henry County man has been scammed out of $18,000 after falling victim to a government grant scam.
