Pulaski County: Army Corps of Engineers completes Claytor Lake debris removal
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The Army Corps of Engineers has completed post-Hurricane Helene debris removal at Claytor Lake State Park in Pulaski County.
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Staunton awaits U.S. DOT grant approval of $8.9M to revitalize Uniontown
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The City of Staunton adopted the Uniontown Neighborhood Action Plan in December 2023 and identified four primary areas of recommendations.
Staunton: 2026-2030 Capital Improvement Plan includes $75.5M in projects
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Staunton City Council discussed a nearly $75.5 million five-year Capital Improvement Plan (CIP) disseminated into six funds.
‘Turning a blind eye’: House energy coalition says Trump ignores climate crisis
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President Donald Trump’s joint address to Congress last night included comments on climate change and the climate crisis.
Kaine, Warner, Griffith push Trump, again, on Southwest Virginia flood relief
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What’s going on with Donald Trump and the extended delay on the requested disaster declaration for Southwest Virginia?
Staunton protestors let Ben Cline know what they think of him with signs, chants
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Allan and Kathy Baragona lived through the political turmoil of the 1960s and 1970s and believe that 2025 is much more serious.
Young teachers offer their takes on what is needed to improve classroom learning
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COVID-19 jumpstarted the current education crisis. What can we expect when everyone is pulled out of school for six months, and then brought back only halfway for the next year?
Climate Action Alliance of the Valley News Roundup: March 2025
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It is still not clear how the Trump administration’s move to freeze federal grants might affect Harrisonburg.
A community rallies: Grottoes swimming pool slated to reopen Memorial Day weekend
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Two years after the Grottoes Town Council announced the closure of its pool, the governing body reversed course with plans to re-open in May.
‘Unneeded fear and hardship on rural America’: USDA releases some IRA funds to farmers
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The USDA released $20 million to farmers for grants through the Inflation Reduction Act, but it’s only “a drop in the bucket.”
