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The decision by the Boy Scouts of America to allow openly gay boys to join its ranks had generated little feedback from the public at the local Scout offices as of Friday morning.
FRONT ROYAL - The Warren County School Board approved a list of publishers to provide science textbooks on Thursday, but the decision was not an easy one for some board members.
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Law enforcement officials reported Friday they seized heroin with a street value of $11,000 from a guest's motel room in Front Royal after arresting a Philadelphia man during a traffic stop.
Almost one year has passed since Drexel Ross retired from the Army, but he's still living on a military base in a war-ravaged part of the world.
Parents of local children with intellectual and development disabilities are fighting back against the state department of health's decision to close the Child Development Clinic in Winchester.
The severe mutilation of two American pit bull terriers on May 19 has led to a plea for information and a reward from The Humane Society of the United States.
Stephens City could join other towns in the region with its own memorial to U.S. military veterans.
Memorial Day is a yearly reminder of the sacrifice made by those who have died in battle in the United States and around the world.
Wayne Keister, a Strasburg public works employee, sweeps this section of High Street. The town recently purchased this 2013 International street sweeper machine to replace an older machine. Rich Cooley/Daily
Northern Virginia Daily reporter Kim Walter snapped this amazing photo after Thursday's storm. She was on her way from Front Royal to Berryville when this view prompted her to stop and capture it.
FRONT ROYAL - Stark cinder block walls, dark cells and exposed pipes in the roof show the area's next regional jail under construction.
This Saturday at 10 a.m., two local military academies will graduate their small, but successful, classes of 2013.
Andrew Charles Studds insists he wasn't doing anything wrong when he videotaped Front Royal police while carrying a holstered gun on his right hip as they conducted traffic stops a few weeks ago.
Area schools are coming together to raise awareness and funds for a variety of types of cancer this Saturday.
A defamation lawsuit once decided in favor of Frederick County kennel owner Russell Lee Ebersole has been resurrected.
The Northern Virginia Daily office at 152 N. Holliday St., Strasburg, will be closed on Monday due to the Memorial Day holiday. Our office will be open at 8:30 a.m. Tuesday.
A letter from U.S. Rep. Frank Wolf, R-Vienna, to a top administrator at the Department of Commerce signals growing concern about planned furloughs of meteorologists at the National Weather Service in Sterling and elsewhere.
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