In the past year, rent prices have continued to rise with inflation, now that these benefits are closing, local legal services say to make sure you’re asking for help early.
Staffed with a peer support counselor, 17 peer support mentors, and local clinicians, crew members of both career and volunteer status have someone they can talk to.
Since September, community members and investigators have talked about a local three-year-old who went missing months before her disappearance was reported.
The Augusta County Sheriff’s Office is charging a Charlottesville man, as well as two minors, in connection with a string of reported stolen vehicles from back in December 2021.
Merck is expanding its vaccines manufacturing facility in Elkton. It is expected that this will increase its production of HPV vaccines, as well as create 150 jobs.
As Charlottesville works to make its way through carbon neutrality, one non-profit is working to solarize Charlottesville -- at a better price to homeowners.
The Salvation Army has temporarily closed its Emergency Shelter in Harrisonburg to conduct a comprehensive review of its operations in Harrisonburg from top to bottom. This comes after several former employees of the shelter alleged major mismanagement.
March is Problem Gambling Awareness Month and the Virginia Council on Problem Gambling is hoping to help people in need by spreading the word about the warning signs of problem gambling.
A Richmond developer known for breathing new life into some of Staunton’s larger historic buildings wants to preserve another piece of the Queen City’s history.
The Boys & Girls Club in Waynesboro was forced to find a temporary home after a fire damaged its building nearly two years ago. Now, kids are being welcomed back inside the newly renovated building.
The Shenandoah Valley Animal Services Center has staffing challenges. It’s been that way for years. Friday during a meeting in Verona, the shelter board shared its plan for improvement. Animal advocates are happy to see things moving in the right direction.
A group called Justice for Khaleesi believes a missing Augusta County 3-year-old is the victim of human trafficking. However, county investigators believe Khaleesi Cuthriell is dead.
The Shenandoah Valley Advanced Center for Learning in Fishersville houses two schools. It turns out one needs space, and the other has the skills to make that happen.
