United Way alters funding priorities
United Way of Allen County is changing the way it prioritizes its funding, a decision that potentially could change the financial landscape for area nonprofit organizations.
Source: journalgazette.net
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Community news: FEMA awards $1M to SHU for COVID testing and more
Fairfield hosting several Memorial Day events this weekend
Source: ctinsider.com
GAR Foundation awards grants to local nonprofits
Akron Art Museum, Fund for Our Economic Future, ACCESS Inc., ArtsNow and Early Childhood Resource Center among grant recipients.
Source: beaconjournal.com
Ellen's Kitchen & Garden - Warrenton congregation and Romanian missionary team up to provide aid to refugees fleeing UkraineLegislation lays out a plan for affordable broadband across VirginiaCousins: Bridging the Racial DivideGet Healthy Fauquier 'Voice of Fauquier' to raise money for FHS music programTree Climber TraineePeaceful Mountainside Apartment for Rent great location & a must see!Healing with love: Giving hope to those who need it mostFauquier County reports 17 new COVID cases; community transmission remains 'substantial'New editor named for InsideNova, FauquierNowMan hang gliding in Shenandoah National Park gets caught in tree, closes Skyline DriveOVFRD St. Paddy's Drive-ThruFauquier Sheriff's Office daily activity reportCelebrate Women's History Month at the Library'Have fun with a purpose:' Boys & Girls Clubs of Fauquier reaches out into the communityBill banning personal use of campaign funds dies in Virginia House panelDrivers and ApplicatorsPatient Service SpecialistsAdministrative CoordinatorHow closely will you follow county budget deliberations this month?Ajaj "Tony"  AyashPermit TechnicianFauquier County farmers may be eligible for federal loans related to 2021 droughtDrivers and ApplicatorsExplore Main St.: A Historic Tour14 new COVID-19 cases and 1 more hospitalized hereCNAs, PCAs, LPNs, and RNsFauquier Sheriff's Office daily activity reportHouse GOP blocks recreational marijuana sales from beginning this yearUPDATED: Deputy placed on leave after crash that killed twoIs Warrenton bringing back parklets?Republicans vying for the 10th Congressional District stump in RappahannockWill you watch the State of the Union address?Ashwell & Ashwell offers out-of-box thinking in courtroomFauquier has 6 more deaths attributed to COVID-19Fauquier Sheriff's Office daily activity reportFauquier County real estate transfers Feb. 16-22ABC stores pulling Russian vodka from shelvesForest Bathing WalkCharles V. BrookeProposed budget would raise average tax bill $538Just 8 new COVID-19 cases reported in FauquierFauquier Sheriff's Office daily activity reportBoxwood Care Workshop at Weston in CasanovaABC stores returning to normal operating hoursFauquier Sheriff's Office daily activity reportVa. House, Senate disagree on education funding plansVa.'s new COVID-19 cases down, but deaths continueTwo injured in Route 17 crash involving big rigOld Bust Head brews beer with recycled CO2School system employees "heroes" deserving respectFauquier has its 131st death attributed to COVID-19Fauquier Sheriff's Office daily activity reportFauquier Sheriff's Office daily activity reportWilliam SkinkerYoungkin renews tax-cut push after mixed reception"Grove" west of Warrenton sells for $1.67 millionJust 10 new COVID-19 cases in county TuesdayGloria B. CampbellUVA Health studies COVID-19 treatmentsCounty has just 30 new COVID cases in 3 daysWanda EdwardsW. Boyd ConnallyPlanners recommend approval of Opal substationFauquier deaths attributed to COVID-19 total 130Fauquier Sheriff's Office daily activity reportEthel M. JonesPublic hearing set on town redistricting mapWind advisory goes up ahead of cold frontRoger A. "Tony" GoodenFauquier Sheriff's Office daily activity reportNFL stadium bills clear Virginia Senate, HouseOpening delayed for RRCSB mental-health facilityYoungkin signs opt-out bill for school masksCounty has 3 more deaths attributed to COVID-19John D. "Jack" RosenbergerFauquier Sheriff's Office daily activity reportVa. Senate votes to allow retail pot sales in Sept.Catlett man, 30, facing 11 child pornography chargesCharles L. Smoot Jr.Police probe a "multitude" of vehicle break-insJust 17 new COVID-19 cases reported in FauquierFauquier Sheriff's Office daily activity reportUSDA confirms avian flu found in Fauquier birdsVirginia's COVID-19 experts can't predict what's nextSupervisor Butler ends campaign for sheriffHouse sends Youngkin bill ending mask mandatesNew governor's crash course in Va. politicsAfter foreclosure, 50-acre farm sells for $1.69 millionFauquier has 2 more deaths attributed to COVID-19Town considers resuming glass curbside pickupFauquier Sheriff's Office daily activity reportWould you like to see more data centers in Fauquier?Teresa Lynn BurrissDavid E. HardyLydia De La CruzDeputies investigating rash of morning larceniesWho will win the Super Bowl?New Fauquier COVID-19 case count moderatingLawmakers pivot to 'lab schools' as charter bills die
Seth Slaby owned a Midland-based mobile mechanic business, Lone Wolfe Mobile Repair, and leaves behind a 10-year-old son, as well as his fiancée and her children.The Warrenton Bible Fellowship’s congregation has raised $15,000 to help a Romanian missionary buy supplies to help Ukrainian refugees who are fleeing their war-torn country and crossing the border into Romania. Legislation creating a plan to expand affordable broadband access across the commonwealth is on the way to Gov. Glenn Youngkin’s desk with broad bipartisan support. Fauquier native Lindsey Henderson has always had a heart...
Source: fauquiernow.com
Boys & Girls Club of Topeka helps kids catch up academically, socially
Emerging from a post-pandemic school year, children in the Boys & Girls Clubs of Topeka experienced a weird, and unpredictable future, noticing the transition from virtual to hybrid classes. Learning and social interactions were sparse, with some experts pointing to academic slide among students from kindergarten to 12th grade. Administrators and directors of the Topeka Boys & Girls Clubs hope to fill in the gaps for youths before they return to in-person classes in the fall. Goals are educational but also social. Jennifer LeClair, vice president of development, said parents need a place to...
Source: cjonline.com