Respect in Virginia wrestling prompts VHSL review
A Virginia article argues VHSL should review the state wrestling final officiating amid four late stalling calls that altered a 9-8 decision favoring John Turner over Nathan Johnson. It notes stalling is subjective and stresses sportsmanship, naming Warren County’s Zach Beckner and Skyline’s Brandon Doffermire as standouts.
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Virginia High School League
Virginia
Warren County
Nathan Johnson
Lord Botetourt
John Turner
Johnson
Turner
VHSL
Zach Beckner
Skyline
Brandon Doffermire
Doffermire
Samuels Library Defends Funding in Warren County
The non profit Samuels Public Library, not a county department, seeks a 2017 funding increase based on need. It reports 87 percent rise in circulation and 313 percent growth in programs while operating with one full time children staffer and one part time maintenance worker.
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Warren County
Samuels Public Library
Samuels Library
Virginia
Samuels
Children’s Department
A Bad Week for State Senator Obenshain
A few weeks ago Virginia state Sen. Mark Obenshain faced rejection from his own Republicans over a plan to empower the state Board of Education to mandate charter schools in local districts. He also opposed a cannabis derived epilepsy treatment bill that passed anyway as relief washed over affected families.
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Mark Obenshain
Harrisonburg
Obenshain
State Board of Education
Evolution Without God Prompts Grim View of Modern Life
A speaker rails against secularism and psychology as modern idols, arguing mass violence shows civilization decaying without faith. They condemn communism and deny eternal punishment, insisting God, Heaven, Hell, and judgment define life and history.
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