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Knowing John Avoli, after his many years in education, 16 years on Staunton City Council (14 as mayor), 15 years at FCMV, and four years in the Virginia House of Delegates, there is no indication he will sit down and prop up his feet.
It had an eerily familiar feeling — the announcement made by the city and county. Citizens were once again left in the dark.
Verona could be the new home for the Augusta County courts, according to a release from both Augusta County and the City of Staunton.
View Comments On April 5 I attended the rally in front of Middle River Regional Jail along with many other Valley residents in opposition to the proposed jail expansion. I was in no way prepared to hear about the harrowing tales described by current and former inmates of that institution. There were audible gasps among the rally goers upon hearing that inmates were being served not just poor quality but spoiled food, left in cells for days naked, in freezing temperatures, and beaten and denied basic medical care, just to name a few. What in the world is wrong with our elected officials that ...
Governor signs school opening bill without emergency clause Empty desks in a classroom (FILE) (Source: WHSV) By Joe Dashiell | April 1, 2021 at 8:23 PM EDT - Updated April 1 at 9:28 PM RICHMOND, Va. (WDBJ) - Governor Ralph Northam has signed legislation that will move more schools toward in-person instruction, but it wonât take effect immediately. Senate Bill 1303 was a bipartisan effort to get students back in the classroom. It calls for in-person instruction five days a week, and includes protections for teachers and families. It doesnât include the emergency clause that som...