‘Diversity of ideas:’ Yvonne Wilson is running for Staunton City Council
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Yvonne R. Wilson is running for one of three seats on Staunton City Council in November’s election.
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Seventh District GOP nominee Yesli Vega: Pro-shutdown, now distancing herself from Trump
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Seventh District Republican congressional nominee Yesli Vega is all in on voting for a government shutdown.
‘Talk about the city we want:’ Brad Arrowood runs for Staunton City Council
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Three seats are open on Staunton City Council in the November election. One of six candidates hoping for a seat is Brad Arrowood.
‘Focus on good governance:’ Michele Edwards is running for Staunton City Council
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Michele Edwards is running for one of three seats on Staunton City Council in November’s election.
ClineWatch: Coastal elites?
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According to Congressman Ben Cline: Biden’s student loan debt cancellation is a handout to the coastal elites and will fall on the backs of hardworking American taxpayers who didn’t have a chance to attend college.
Two ACC teams open 2022 football schedule with Week Zero matchups
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Florida State and North Carolina will open the 2022 football season on Saturday as part of the Week Zero schedule.
Waynesboro: Voter Registrar office set to make move to new digs at city library
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The Waynesboro City Office of the Voter Registrar’s move to the city library is under way – with the official change of address happening on Wednesday, Aug. 24.
Liz Cheney hints at run for president in 2024: As a Republican, or maybe?
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Liz Cheney doesn’t appear to be done kneecapping Donald Trump. The soon-to-be former Wyoming congresswoman is mulling over a run for the White House in 2024.
UpVote Virginia, nonpartisan democracy reform collective, launches in Richmond
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A newly-formed nonpartisan democracy reform collective called UpVote Virginia officially launched today at an event featuring a bipartisan lineup of elected officials.
Arnold Oliver: Conspiracies or disinformation plots?
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Some time ago, several millennia in fact, a wise man known as Confucius admonished the Chinese people to “call things by their proper names” in order to better perceive and grapple with reality, and to avoid disorder.
