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Two new students are serving on school board, while previous reps are helping to lead a new statewide organization.
School leaders say the program’s success is made possible through the support of teachers, families, and law enforcement, all working together to help students develop skills they can carry with them both in and out of the classroom.
In the program, surplus air conditioners from the University of Mary Washington will be given to Fredericksburg-area residents in need.
Rappahannock Electric Cooperative is awarding 17 scholarships to students planning to attend college or career and technical schools, with applications open through February 27.
Loisann’s Hope House Executive Director Cait Woodward says the organization works hard to meet nearly every need for families in crisis, from housing support to case management.
New policy requires school personnel to refer to students by the name and pronoun on their official record, unless they’re 18 or older, emancipated or have written instruction from parents.
We’re a week into the new year, and for many people those New Year’s resolutions are already being tested
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Deuntay Diggs was also elected chairman for a second straight year.
From 3D printing to podcast equipment, CRRL third space gives community the tools to create.
Chef and owner Dan Perron served up a three course feast for the senses.
The Democratic congressman noted his own immigrant past in decrying facility.