Nelson County: Democrats elect Paul Sullivan to serve as local party chair
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Nelson County, just over the mountain from my base in Waynesboro, has a rather qualified new local Democratic Party chair.
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The top news, politics, sports stories, videos, of 2025 from #teamAFP
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From news to sports, here’s a look at what stories and videos had the most views on Augusta Free Press in the past year.
Crystal Graham: Top stories from 2025 include coverage of mental health, homelessness, more
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In case you missed them, Crystal Graham prepared a roundup of her top stories from 2025 on Augusta Free Press.
California mayor under fire for remarks to Turning Point USA student group
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Club America, a project of Turning Point USA that “mobilizes America’s spirited, anti-woke warriors” in high schools, is coming under fire after a visit from the mayor of a California city.
Greene County: $10K check presented to food pantry for backpack program
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Children in America shouldn’t have to worry if they will have food to eat when school is closed, but the reality is that many do.
Report: Rising childcare costs, limited availability put strain on local families
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Families of all income levels are struggling to find affordable and available healthcare in the region, a new report found.
Bunny Lu planning to relocate, looking to rehome 20 bunnies by end of year
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The nonprofit animal rescue, Bunny Lu, currently based in Augusta County, is hoping families will adopt a rabbit or two while it relocates.
Staunton Pride Festival to celebrate vibrant queer community, showcase allies
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While the president seeks to roll back their protections, the queer community wants the world to know their voice will not be silenced.
25 and counting | Something special happened on this date, Oct. 7, in 2000
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It doesn’t feel like it was 25 years ago today, Oct. 7, 2000, that Crystal Abbe said the words “I do,” either before or after me, I don’t remember the order.
Charlie Kirk murder | Teachers face consequences of social media posts
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State school superintendents and local school system leaders are responding to social media comments by staff about Charlie Kirk’s death.
