City of Winchester road crews are making progress on snow-logged streets "by the minute," interim administration director Josh Didawick said early Monday afternoon.
WINCHESTER -- This weekend's record-setting winter storm dumped more than 20 inches of snow on the Northern Shenandoah Valley, giving local residents plenty of tedious shoveling to do in the days ahead.
WINCHESTER -- A Clear Brook man stole documents from his employer in Frederick County in 2008 and tampered with their computers in May, authorities claim.
FRONT ROYAL -- A local man was indicted by a Warren County Circuit Court grand jury last Monday on charges that he raped two children younger than 13 nearly a decade ago.
Interstate 81: Asphalt patching at mile markers 273 and 291 northbound, with mobile lane closures Monday-Friday, 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Interstate 66: Asphalt patching at mile marker 6 eastbound, with mobile lane closures Monday-Friday, 9 a.m.-4 p.m. U.S. 11: Safety and...
There's always a letdown the day after the Super Bowl, no matter who wins. Part of it is that there will no more football to watch until next season. And part of it is facing the dreariest expanse of the calendar, the six weeks or so between now and when we'll begin to thaw out with warmer temperatures.
Road crews continued to plow roads on Sunday as the Northern Shenandoah Valley dug out from the weekend's massive snowstorm.
More than 3,000 Allegheny Power customers in Warren County -- where unofficial snowfall reports reached 37 inches -- were still without electricity Sunday afternoon.
Allegheny reported outages Sunday for about 1,000 customers in Frederick County and 600 in Clarke County.
As expected, a major winter storm that began Friday morning buried the Northern Shenandoah Valley in snow on Saturday. Heavy snowfall and ice created severe road conditions throughout the valley, and thousands of local residents experienced power outages.
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As expected, a major winter storm that began Friday morning buried the Northern Shenandoah Valley in snow over the weekend.
As expected, a major winter storm that began Friday morning buried the Northern Shenandoah Valley in snow on Saturday. Heavy snowfall and ice created severe road conditions throughout the valley, and thousands of local residents experienced power outages.
