School funding and workforce development were other major topics discussed during the Region III legislative breakfast.
Your weekly look at upcoming public meetings in the region.
UMW’s Great Lives lecture series returns in January with a new season of biographical programs that spotlight influential figures and the stories that shaped history.
The School Board member plans to challenge U.S. Sen. Mark Warner for the Democratic nomination in next year’s race.
School board approved FY27-31 Capital Improvement Plan and FY27 budget calendar Monday night.
Superintendent also addressed concerns regarding his immigration status and academic credentials.
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In 1965, 13 Black students chose to integrate Caroline High School, and two siblings did the same at Bowling Green Elementary. Their experience has never been recognized.
Access to YouTube, online gaming called into question at school board meeting.
Wins by Maya Guy and Kecia Evans help carry the party in a county formerly controlled by Republicans.
Challenger David Goosman and incumbent Lori Hayes, who both favor special use permits for data centers in areas zoned Industrial, breezed to victories Tuesday night.
The incumbents in the Aquia and Hartwood districts didn’t seek re-election.
This month, host Joey LoMonaco sits down with Dr. Anand Rao, a University of Mary Washington professor and the director of the school’s new Center for AI and the Liberal Arts.
Tashika Griffith was the chief campus officer at St. Petersburg State College, Clearwater Campus, in Florida for the past three years.
Division is anticipating the need to build a new elementary school and high school in the next five years.
For more than 30 years, Ferry Farm Elementary’s D.A.R.E. Parade has brought students, teachers, and law enforcement together.
Larry DiBella and Amanda Monroe are aiming to replace outgoing board member April Gillespie.
Sixteen inductees will be recognized prior to Friday night’s football game against Courtland and at a gala on Nov. 12.
Superintendent Sarah Calveric said adjusting to the elevation in standards will prove a statewide challenge.
The board also wants the county to be able to impose a 1-percent sales tax for school construction.
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