Page County awarded $21,500 for summer meals program
No Kids Hungry Virginia, a program dedicated to ending food insecurity for children, awarded Page County $21,500 to combat student hunger during the summer.
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No Kids Hungry Virginia, a program dedicated to ending food insecurity for children, awarded Page County $21,500 to combat student hunger during the summer.
A screengrab from Thursday's Page County School school board meeting when a parent threatened to bring guns over mask mandates. Page County Public
Luray mother, Amelia King, said her Page County kids won't wear a COVID mask to school and said "I will bring every single gun - loaded," prompting an investigation.
Luray mother, Amelia King, said her Page County kids won't wear a COVID mask to school and said "I will bring every single gun - loaded," prompting an investigation.
Luray mother, Amelia King, said her Page County kids won't wear a COVID mask to school and said "I will bring every single gun - loaded," prompting an investigation.