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Woman hailed as hero recalls crash scene drama
Tiffany Shipe is not an emergency room doctor or EMT, but she came close enough to performing like one Saturday night while saving the life of a severely injured girl in a car crash near her home.
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Reckless driving charges piling up for Edinburg man
A driver acquitted in late March of a misdemeanor reckless driving charge linked to a fatal crash is back in court on another reckless driving charge.
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Special teams trained in meth lab response
With the recent resurgence of suspected meth labs in the area, a regional methamphetamine response team has seen increased use.
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Redskins coming to Winchester, Shenandoah County
Washington Redskins fans have a chance to see some of the players and cheerleaders as they tour the Northern Shenandoah Valley today and tomorrow.
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Two plead guilty to illegal cigarette sales
A Berryville husband and wife accused by the federal government of participating in a ring that sold hundreds of thousands of cigarettes illegally pleaded guilty to a total of three felony counts in U.S. District Court in Harrisonburg, according to court documents filed Tuesday.
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A winning experience
WINCHESTER -- Even though stars such as Lucille Ball, Tim McGraw, Val Kilmer and the Beach Boys have lain their heads there, Patsy Cline has sung there and it has just been named the Hotel of the Year by Wyndham Hotels and Resorts, The George Washington Hotel General Manager David Cavallaro wants locals to know its luxury is within their grasp.
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Newtown Heritage Festival starts in Stephens City
The 20th annual Newtown Heritage Festival kicks off today in Stephens City.
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Two injured in Warren County crash
Two Winchester residents were transported to separate hospitals following a Wednesday afternoon crash on Interstate 66 in Warren County, according to state police.
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Artz Road bridge may stay one-lane, flood-prone
WOODSTOCK -- Strict rules on bridges in flood-prone areas could impact plans to replace one of Shenandoah County's many low-water spans.
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Extra state money for schools sparks debate
WOODSTOCK -- A small windfall in state money to the Shenandoah County School Board may not mean extra money for next fiscal year.
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Middleburg Academy student named US Lacrosse Academic All-American
Edinburg resident Tav Hafner will be graduating from Middleburg Academy this year as a US Lacrosse Academic All-American.
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Father, son open car dealership
When Jordan McMullen turned 18 last year, he and his father formed a partnership and went into business together.
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Grand opening
Sharon Russell and Dee Fenty, volunteers with the Winchester Medical Center Auxiliary, talk on Tuesday in the organization's thrift shop, The Auxiliary Attic, on Millwood Avenue. Its grand opening is planned for 10 a.m. Saturday.
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Local markets
Shenandoah Livestock May 19 FEEDER: Steers, 100-199 lbs., $197.00-205.00; 200-299 lbs., few; 300-399 lbs., $195.50-205.00; 400-499 lbs., $174.50-183.00; 500-599 lbs., $152.00-177.50; 600-699 lbs., $123.00-154.50 ; 700-799 lbs., few $135.00-139.00; 800-899 lbs., few $128.00; 900-999 lbs., $111.25-121.50; 1000 lbs and up,...
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Ledger
Scholarships The Rotary Club of Woodstock will donate eight $1,000 scholarships to Lord Fairfax Community College, to be divided equally among the fall 2012 and spring 2013 semesters to Shenandoah County students with a 2.0 GPA or higher. Shenandoah Valley...