In Staunton, it’s a bit unconventional, but the City Council, the School Board, and the Economic Development Authority are meeting this week. At issue, a piece of property the city owns, the school wants, and the EDA said ‘no’ to.
Rain, thunderstorms, and heavy winds hit Staunton Sunday afternoon, and while they only caused minor flooding some homeowners did see damage. All across the Queen City there were fallen trees and damaged power lines.
Although the Shenandoah County School Board approved retiring the name of Stonewall Jackson High School a year ago, work is just now beginning on physically renaming the school Mountain View High School.
Although the Shenandoah County School Board approved to retire the name of Stonewall Jackson High School a year ago, work is just now beginning on physically renaming the school Mountain View High School.
All Sentara Health hospitals will allow two visitors for non-COVID-19 patients, testing will no longer be required for pre-op patients, and masks will still be required regardless of vaccination status.
Starting June 14, all Sentara Health hospitals will allow two visitors for non-COVID-19 patients, testing will no longer be required for pre-op patients, and masks will still be required regardless of vaccination status.
Lumber prices across the U.S. have skyrocketed over the past year, but now prices are rising on all different kinds of goods, as consumer prices are up five percent from a year ago.
Five people were involved in a wreck between a bus and a passenger vehicle at the intersection of North High Street and West Gay Street Friday, June 11.
The Central Shenandoah Health District has seen COVID-19 vaccine interest slow down through the district over the last several weeks, but recently saw a bit of an uptick.
Shenandoah Valley Airport has seen a record number of passengers since 2018 and the SHD Air Service Task Force is hoping to keep that momentum going by encouraging more people to fly local.
Route 254 along Hermitage Road in Augusta County has seen many crashes over the past several years. A recent crash took the life of a 12-year-old Waynesboro girl.
People were back Wednesday night talking to the Augusta County Board of Supervisors about the need for body cameras for the Sheriff’s Office and transparency.
At a time where the Crimora softball team should be celebrating a successful season, the girls are instead mourning the loss of their teammate, Haylie Yale.
A Staunton nonprofit is helping people on the other side of the world have something people in the United States might take for granted... clean water.
June is recognized all over the world as Pride Month, when members of the LGBTQ+ community and allies can celebrate. In the valley, the Shenandoah LGBTQ Center has numerous events planned for the community.
The Wayne Theatre in Waynesboro is preparing for a summer season to remember. In just a few weeks, the organization’s young artists are coming back to the stage in person.
Senior pitcher Odicci Alexander made a spectacular play to keep the game-tying run off the board in the 7th inning, and the JMU softball team defeated Oklahoma State 2-1 in the Women's College World Series on Friday night in OKC.
The Elk Run Trail System will be officially recognized as under the town’s jurisdiction during a ribbon cutting ceremony on Saturday, June 4. This comes after one area veteran made it his mission to improve it using thousands of dollars of his own money.
Tickets for this year’s LOCKN Music Festival in Nelson County are now on sale. Instead of a single, four-day festival, the event will take place over three weekends in August.
Thursday night, the power of community was on full display in Augusta County. Just over two weeks after six-year-old Rylan Pool was involved in a terrible lawnmower accident that claimed the bottom half of one of his legs, the people of Stuarts Draft welcomed him home.
As of June 3, nearly 68 percent of Virginia’s adults 18 and older have gotten at least one shot, according to the Virginia Department of Health (VDH), but numbers are lower in the Valley where VDH is reporting 35 to 55 percent of people have at least one dose of the vaccine.
In a public notice, the Mount Hermon Cemetery Board of Trustees said the school house is financially unsustainable and they’re looking to build a road to the cemetery.
Grottoes is partnering with a JMU geology professor and his students to create a three-dimensional map of Grand Caverns, a network of caves that is one of the town’s biggest attractions.
With more than 700 current inmates as of June, the Middle River Regional Jail Authority Board voted on Tuesday to begin renovations and update the existing facility.
The Augusta County Library’s Summer Reading Program kicks off this week. It’s also the month the library trades in some of their virtual programming for outdoor, in-person experiences.
Augusta Health reported Tuesday, June 8, that the Waynesboro Assessment Center on Lew Dewitt Boulevard will transition back to being a full-service Urgent Care
Over the past 25 years, they say they are cognizant that those who were hiking in the Park at the time of the murders, were visiting local establishments and even resided in the area may not be local to Virginia any longer.
If you traveled north on Interstate-81 this Memorial Day weekend, chances are you noticed a message one Shenandoah County veteran has been trying to send to travelers.
Dozens gathered outside Veterans Memorial Park Monday to continue a Memorial Day tradition honoring fallen soldiers from Harrisonburg and Rockingham County.
