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Lufkin nonprofit struggles under financial weight of federal budget cuts

Lufkin nonprofit struggles under financial weight of federal budget cuts

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

A Deep East Texas charity that feeds thousands of families says it's burdened by federal budget cuts.See the Story

Artist seeks to help people feel at home one community at a time

Harrisonburg · Harrisonburg

Artist seeks to help people feel at home one community at a time

To Iorver Ikeseh, art is a universal language, and he seeks to use his painting talents and murals to communicate a sense of belonging around the world. Source Read Article

GOP group opts not to endorse Cross or Irons for school board

Republican Party · Rockingham County

GOP group opts not to endorse Cross or Irons for school board

A Rockingham County Republican organization opted not to endorse any of the candidates who have secured the required number of signatures so far to run in this year’s District 3 school board election. Source Read Article

Regional jail officials don’t seek to revive expansion proposal

Four years after a Valley-wide debate over expanding the Middle River Regional Jail, officials say the facility, as it is, can handle the number of inmates assigned to it. Source Read Article

Book Review: Black Cohosh

School kids relentlessly bully Eagle, the protagonist in a debut graphic memoir, Black Cohosh, created by a local comic artist, Eagle Valiant Brosi. SourceHarrisonburg · Harrisonburg Read Article

Wilt and Payton begin their campaigns for 34th House race

While some of this fall’s legislative contests will be determined in the June 17 primaries, that’s not the case for the 34th Virginia House District seat race, where the candidates are already set. Political newcomer Andrew Payton, a Democrat, is challenging Republican Del. Tony Wilt, who is running in November for his eighth full term to the seat that includes Harrisonburg. SourceHarrisonburg · Harrisonburg Read Article

Teachers and city school staff to get 8 weeks of parental leave

The Harrisonburg City Public Schools updated its parental leave policy to provide paid leave to all employees who become new parents, including those who adopt or are fostering a child. SourceHarrisonburg · Harrisonburg Read Article

Community Perspective: Harrisonburg’s future doesn’t have to be car-dependent.

A contributed perspectives piece by By Brent Finnegan This is part 3 of a three-part series of Community Perspectives about transportation in Harrisonburg.Harrisonburg · Harrisonburg Read Article

‘The Challenge Attracted Me’: Julio Frenk Brings the Fight Against Campus Antisemitism to UCLA

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

Julio Frenk was sitting at a Miami Hurricanes football game on Oct. 7, 2023, when he learned the details of the terror attacks in Israel that killed 1,200 people and saw over 250 taken hostage. Frenk, a public health scholar and sociologist who was then the president of the University of Miami, knew immediately that he had to weigh in with an unequivocal condemnation of the violence. “I had no question that I had to respond and say something. It…Judaism See the Story

Temporary traffic of N. Mason Street aims to help rebuild trust

Temporary traffic changes will line North Mason for a few weeks in July, from Market Street to East Gay Street. Several sections of southbound lanes will be closed, and traffic lights will be turned off and replaced with roundabouts, as part of the Complete Streets Demonstration Project beginning July 7. SourceHarrisonburg · Harrisonburg Read Article

Community Perspective: How zoning impacts transit and transportation in the Friendly City

A contributed perspectives piece by By Brent Finnegan. This is part 2 of a three-part series of Community Perspectives about land use and transportation in Harrisonburg. SourceHarrisonburg · Harrisonburg Read Article

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