‘In jeopardy’: Trump’s executive order targets library services for all Virginians
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Fundamental library services are “in jeopardy” due to an executive order targeting the Institute of Museum and Library Services, or IMLS.
Search Results for waynesboro School Board
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‘Why do you help cover up issues in Augusta County?’: This one should be fun
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A reader sent me an email this week with a provocative subject line – “Why do you help cover up issues in Augusta County?” Yep, this one’s gonna be fun.
Virginia man sentenced for $6.7 million theft from birth-injury program
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A Providence Forge man was sentenced this week to nine years in prison for embezzling $6.7 million in funds from his former employer.
Dear Elon Musk: The five things I did last week (please don’t fire me)
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Elon Musk is telling federal employees that they need to detail five things they did last week to justify why they should keep their jobs.
Augusta County government: ‘Little impact’ due to federal funding freezes
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Funding freezes seem to be causing major disruptions to nonprofits and farmers, but the impact seems to be less for local governments.
Eliminating U.S. Department of Ed: Can we still ensure equal education for all?
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President Donald Trump continues to push for immediate closure of the U.S. Department of Education, and Democrats push back.
Augusta County: After opposition, crisis center to look for alternate location
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Valley Community Services Board is on the hunt for property again for a crisis center after neighbors voiced opposition to the location.
New executive director at Habitat for Humanity looks at 2025 with fresh set of eyes
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With a seasoned executive director leading Habitat for Humanity, the start of the new year brought a fresh set of eyes to the nonprofit.
Staunton: Habitat for Humanity ‘survives’ tumultuous year with exit of executive director
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In December, there was a sense of relief among Staunton residents that Habitat for Humanity survived in the wake of its director’s exit.
FBI continues search for violent Jan. 6 rioters despite Trump’s pledge to pardon them
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It has been 48 months since the attack on the U.S. Capitol that aimed to stop Congress from certifying the 2020 presidential election results.
