You had me healthy at hello: How holiday cheer can work to benefit all of us
Humans are wired to want connection. Our neurobiology craves those moments. When we feel rejected or disconnected, we sense a threat akin to being stalked by a lion.
Humans are wired to want connection. Our neurobiology craves those moments. When we feel rejected or disconnected, we sense a threat akin to being stalked by a lion.
While Virginia is seeing an increase in COVID-19 cases again, cases of Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV) are reaching a plateau and influenza cases should end in January.
Every school year, teachers at each public school nominate and vote one of their peers to be a school-level teacher of the year.
Tor anyone to advocate terminating or suspending the Constitution is tantamount to a declaration of war.
The goal for a new program at Mary Baldwin University is to improve social mobility among students from less advantaged backgrounds.
Three senseless murders shook the University of Virginia, its students, administrators and a football team, leaving everyone directly affected traumatized by the sudden loss of life. How should these young people, doctors, administrators and football players move on from such an unspeakable tragedy?
Gwen Fleming of Pound, who serves as president of Wise-Dickenson County Farm Bureau, was honored Nov. 30 with a Virginia Farm Bureau Federation Distinguished Service Award during the VFBF Annual Convention.
A man at Home Depot last night told me that his wife told him that Chris Jones was being bullied by UVA Football players because he wasn’t good enough to make the team.
Last year’s holiday spending increased 14.1 percent, and WalletHub released its 2022 Holiday Budgets by City to avoid post-holiday regret.
You might have noticed, though odds are you didn’t, that Augusta Free Press is no longer on Twitter.
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