Critical Race Theory will be taught by one teacher in Mount Jackson who’s signed an online pledge from the Zinn Education Project by the week ending Nov. 20.
There were no new teachers in Mount Jackson who signed the pledge in week ending Dec. 4, according to an online pledge from the Zinn Education Project.
Botetourt County issued the following announcement on Dec. 3A meeting of the Botetourt County Budget Subcommittee has been scheduled for Friday, December 10 at 10AM in Room 229 at the Botetourt County Administration Center, 57 S.
Businesses and non-profit entities seeking to expand access to fresh food in low-income, low-access communities are encouraged to apply for the second round of the Virginia Food Access Investment Fund (VFAIF).
Posters in grocery stores, shops, restaurants and laundromats feature the welcoming faces of Mady, Nohemy, and Victoria, and promote the availability, safety and effectiveness of the COVID-19 vaccine.
Lisa Tracy, a granddaughter of VMI’s sixth superintendent Maj. Gen. Charles E. Kilbourne, VMI Class of 1894, had no idea what treasures hid in her attic. Not until Col. Diane Jacob, then head of VMI archives, asked her to check.
In 2015, the family of Vivian Christy Sansoni created a scholarship to the Shenandoah Conservatory Arts Academy (SCAA) in her memory. Vivian was a youth actress, singer, dancer, and musician and the arts provided a wonderful outlet for her creativity to thrive.
It’s Giving Tuesday, when we collectively dust the cornbread crumbs off our laps, look up from our black-Friday and cyber-Monday shopping and think about the role that nonprofits play in the wellbeing and success of our community.