Northam announces $66.8M in Emergency Education Relief Fund grants
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Gov. Ralph Northam today announced that Virginia schools will receive $66.8 million through the federal Governor’s Emergency Education Relief Fund.
Search Results for social media
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Online dating during coronavirus pandemic
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How can one get to meet people, when the coronavirus pandemic restricts us from going out for a walk, meeting up in a cozy cafe, or visiting new friends?
What do we mean by ‘defund the police’?
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The “defund the police” movement isn’t actually about “defunding” the “police.” This I’ve been gleaning from several op-eds out over the past few days explaining what “defund the police” really means.
Grounding/earthing and everything about it
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Grounding is an old movement that has spread all through general societies, customs, and profound practices for many years.
Staunton Parks and Recreation announces additional facility openings under Phase Two
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The City of Staunton is announcing updates to the status of several Parks and Recreation facilities in accordance with the guidelines of the second phase of the state’s Forward Virginia reopening plan.
Surprise in May jobs numbers: 2.5 million back to work as lockdowns lift
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There was a pleasant and welcome surprise in the May employment numbers, with word from the Bureau of Labor Statistics that the economy gained 2.5 million jobs in May, dropping the unemployment rate to 13.3 percent.
Staunton announces details of Dine Out in Downtown program beginning Friday
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The City of Staunton and the Staunton Downtown Development Association announced additional details regarding Dine Out in Downtown, the initiative to allow weekend outdoor dining on Beverley Street.
Coronavirus and sports: What happened in April 2020?
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COVID-19 has been an absolutely devastating virus which has spread across the globe with little in the way of a plan to stop it. It has shut down industries, crippled people, and left the world feeling like this dark period may never be over.
Best ways to get the most out of Medicare
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For senior citizens in the United States, the benefits of Social Security are very apparent. For those who qualify and have filed for benefits, senior citizens can receive an average of $1,350 for those who are retired.
SCC: Don’t wait to prepare for hurricane season
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Did you know that just an inch of floodwater can cause more than $25,000 in property damage?
