STRASBURG -- The owners of a shopping center at East King Street and Acton Place are among those whose properties may be sold off because of delinquent real estate taxes due to Shenandoah County.
Gary Wolff, of ABH Services Inc. of Winchester, cleans the windows outside the new Solaris Paper Inc. distribution center in the North Shenandoah Industrial Park in Strasburg. The 400,000-square-foot facility is slated to open next month. Rich Cooley/Daily
WINCHESTER -- The old Taylor Hotel on the downtown mall fits the city's definition of a "blighted property" and could be condemned if the owner fails to submit a plan for its improvement within 30 days.
FRONT ROYAL -- Following a turbulent economic year, members of the Front Royal-Warren County Chamber of Commerce came together Thursday evening for the group's 64th Annual Dinner to celebrate the persistence and survival of local businesses.
STRASBURG -- As lawmakers continue to haggle over how to spend federal stimulus dollars, two local organizations have launched efforts to stimulate their towns' economies by bringing customers to restaurants and shops.
STRASBURG -- There was a point during Thursday afternoon's ceremonial groundbreaking for Homewood at the Shenandoah Valley when the weather seemed to suggest it was time to begin collecting two of every animal.
MT. JACKSON -- "Money is running through our fingers, Max," Ruby informs her little brother during a day of shopping for a birthday gift for their grandmother.
STRASBURG -- The view from Interstate 81 promises to be quite different this time next year. Site work has begun on a 36-acre mixed-use project off Va. 55 from Winchester developers Walter Aikens and Robert Claytor.
WINCHESTER -- This year's apple crop is a mixed bag, depending on which side of the equation you fall on.
STEPHENS CITY -- Backstage Video will pull the plug on its store in the Food Lion shopping center next month.
WINCHESTER -- Shenandoah University's maintenance department received a jolt this week.
STRASBURG -- The owners of a shopping center at East King Street and Acton Place are among those whose properties may be sold off because of delinquent real estate taxes due to Shenandoah County.
MT. JACKSON -- Randy Gibson grew up on duckpin bowling, getting his first taste of it when he was 3 and becoming a regular by age 12.
Gary Wolff, of ABH Services Inc. of Winchester, cleans the windows outside the new Solaris Paper Inc. distribution center in the North Shenandoah Industrial Park in Strasburg. The 400,000-square-foot facility is slated to open next month. Rich Cooley/Daily
EDINBURG -- A digital device has put the state capital's newspaper back into the hands of readers at the Shenandoah County Library.
WINCHESTER -- The old Taylor Hotel on the downtown mall fits the city's definition of a "blighted property" and could be condemned if the owner fails to submit a plan for its improvement within 30 days.
WOODSTOCK -- First Bank will acquire the StellarOne bank branch at 300 W. Reservoir Road under an agreement announced Monday.
FRONT ROYAL -- Following a turbulent economic year, members of the Front Royal-Warren County Chamber of Commerce came together Thursday evening for the group's 64th Annual Dinner to celebrate the persistence and survival of local businesses.
WINCHESTER -- A stack of pancakes at 2 a.m. is back on the menu.
WINCHESTER -- Coming this fall to Kernstown: dinner and a movie. But in the meantime, how about a home-cooked meal on the cheap?
STRASBURG -- As lawmakers continue to haggle over how to spend federal stimulus dollars, two local organizations have launched efforts to stimulate their towns' economies by bringing customers to restaurants and shops.
EDINBURG -- Edinburg Motors may be losing the Jeep brand, but it's not about to close up shop.
WINCHESTER -- Winchester Medical Center's new diagnostic center is no doubt centered on high-tech.
STRASBURG -- There was a point during Thursday afternoon's ceremonial groundbreaking for Homewood at the Shenandoah Valley when the weather seemed to suggest it was time to begin collecting two of every animal.
MT. JACKSON -- "Money is running through our fingers, Max," Ruby informs her little brother during a day of shopping for a birthday gift for their grandmother.
STRASBURG -- The view from Interstate 81 promises to be quite different this time next year. Site work has begun on a 36-acre mixed-use project off Va. 55 from Winchester developers Walter Aikens and Robert Claytor.
Northern Virginia and parts of the upper Shenandoah Valley appear to be setting the stage for a recovery in the state's housing market.
