The Augusta County Railroad Club is getting all set up at a building in downtown Staunton right next to the R.R. Smith Center on New Street. It’s a temporary home for the holiday as the club looks for a more permanent one.
A large amount of firefighters are responding to a reported fire in the area of the Packaging Corporation of America location along the 900 block of Pleasant Valley Road in Harrisonburg.
Santa enjoyed milk and cookies Tuesday at Stable Craft Brewing at Hermitage Hill while celebrating the brewery’s donation of 500 gallons of milk and 20 cases of cookies to the Blue Ridge Area Food Bank.
One of Virginia Tech football’s biggest fans lives extremely close to enemy territory. JD Wells, who lives in Waynesboro, has been going to Hokies games for decades.
Two women found dead in Harrisonburg on Tuesday have been identified and they both were reported missing in separate cases. A suspect has been arrested.
Michael Mckee with the Blue Ridge Area Food Bank said shortages and inflation are more so impacting the people the food bank serves, especially women and single mothers.
People in Waynesboro are remembering a veterinarian who died after being hit by a car earlier this week. She leaves behind a legacy of caring and love.
Local health officials said numbers are looking good in the Valley, slowly coming down as expected, but there are some red flags as we head into the holidays.
VSP says a 2004 Oldsmobile Alero was traveling west on Rt. 649 when it rear-ended a 2000 Chevrolet Silverado that was stopped to make a left turn. The Chevrolet then caught fire.
Some in the community are making sure she’s never forgotten. A group is putting together a celebration of life on her birthday, Dec. 5, when she would have turned four.
Charlottesville’s Grand Illumination tree is ready to go up on the Downtown Mall. The 30-foot tree is from a former Christmas tree farm in Fishersville.
The Staunton Legacy Tree Project is celebrating a big accomplishment. It reached its goal of planting one tree for every student in Staunton City Schools.
The City of Staunton is partnering with the Virginia Innovative Partnership Corporation (VIPC), formerly known as the Center for Innovative Technology, to introduce new flood mitigation measures.
Animal advocates in the valley are worried about the future of the Shenandoah Valley Animal Services Center, the people who work there, and the many cats and dogs that find their way there.
The CAA Board of Directors has reaffirmed its decision to deny a waiver request from the university to allow its teams to compete during the 2021-22 season.
The City of Waynesboro said their request for proposals (RFP) for the Shenandoah Valley Animal Services Center will leave the shelter still in localities’ hands primarily.
Some of Staunton’s male police officers are sporting a little more facial hair right now. Normally, Department policy does not allow anything more than a mustache, but it is bending the rules for officers to participate in No-Shave November, and December.
