Election 2024: From the reddest part of a blue state, I’m disappointed in you, America
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America was tested in the recent presidential election, and I won’t be the first to argue that we failed.
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Virginia Museum of History & Culture share multiple perspectives on the Vietnam War
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The Virginia Museum of History & Culture will explore the perspectives and experiences of those who lived through one of the most tumultuous times in American history with “Virginia & the Vietnam War,” opening on Nov. 23.
Staunton: Voters re-elect Adam Campbell, elect three new members to city council for 2025
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Staunton voters cast their ballots Tuesday to elect four of five candidates to Staunton City Council. A few new faces were elected.
Agriculture entrepreneurs in Virginia compete for up to $30K in Farm Bureau contest
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Judging will take place in less than a month for a competition that showcases innovative ideas in the agriculture world, but you can cast your vote now.
Waynesboro: OneFamily Band’s song ‘Some of Us Still Stand’ inspires hope on YouTube
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A Waynesboro family is celebrating reaction to their song, which could become another American classic like “God Bless the U.S.A.”
Independent Waynesboro candidates challenge vice mayor Jim Wood, GOP slate
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The chair of the Waynesboro Republican Committee, Jim Wood, the guy who signed off on the three Republican candidates for Waynesboro City Council, is also the city’s vice mayor.
Tim Kaine campaign highlights ways senator ‘Stands Up for Virginia’
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The Kaine for Virginia campaign launched “7 Days, 7 Ways Tim Kaine Stands Up For Virginia” to highlight seven ways he puts Virginia first.
Interview: Waynesboro City Council candidate Bobby Henderson talks with AFP
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Former Waynesboro mayor Bobby Henderson is back, this time running for the At-Large seat on Waynesboro City Council.
The politics of fear: Laying the groundwork for fascism, American-style
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Everywhere you turn, those on both the left- and right-wing are fomenting distrust and division. You can’t escape it.
Tracy Pyles: Uncle Bill
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To write about the presidential election in Augusta County is to beat your head against the wall or beat a dead horse, depending on your perspective.
