A story published Saturday should have stated that Perry Boyter Waters was recently sentenced in Shenandoah County Circuit Court on two misdemeanor convictions of petty larceny....
A story published in Saturday's issue should have said that authorities executed a search warrant Wednesday evening at 500 Lakeville Farm Lane, Boyce....
A story published Wednesday about a new farmers' market in Front Royal should have said that the market is being sponsored by Rick Mathews, president of the Warren County Farm Bureau....
A story published Wednesday should have said Winchester City Council voted 6-2 to table a motion to fully fund Starting Point in the fiscal 2010 budget....
A story published Tuesday should have stated that the 15-acre Eastham Park property on Luray Avenue in Warren County was donated by the Eastham family....
The caption for a photo published in Friday's issue should have identified volunteers from Riverfront Christian School as holding kittens at the Humane Society of Warren County....
A story published Thursday should have identified the quote "'Tis a gift to be simple" as a line from a Shaker hymn called "Simple Gifts." The Shakers are a religious group who developed from the Quakers....
The caption below a photo in Monday's issue should have said the sponsor of Heritage Day, held Saturday in Woodstock, was the Shenandoah County Library....
• A story published Thursday should have said that Doug Arthur is a Strasburg-based attorney who is representing the Strasburg Volunteer Rescue Squad. • A story published Thursday should have stated that Steve, Allan and Larry Long own Franwood Farms...
A story published April 8 should have stated that a reduction in federal and state grants caused a lowering of conservation easement funds in Clarke County's proposed fiscal 2010 budget....
• A story in Thursday's issue should have stated that the Warren County Board of Supervisors will be required to hold another public hearing on proposed changes to the zoning ordinance that would add farm wineries as a use permitted...
A story published Monday should have stated that Gentry William Bozsan, 37, formerly of Stephens City, was convicted of aggravated sexual battery against an adult female victim....
A story published Thursday should have said that Warren County Commonwealth's Attorney Brian M. Madden did not respond to an e-mail inquiry regarding the prosecution of DUI cases made to him on Wednesday....
A story published Saturday should have stated that an outbreak of epizootic hemorrhagic disease led to a decrease in Shenandoah County's white-tailed deer population in 2007....
A story in Wednesday's issue should have said that three 17-year-old boys charged in relation to the abduction and carjacking of another teenager were in juvenile detention at the time of the report....
A story published in the Feb. 10 issue should have stated that W. Denman Zirkle and his sister, Anne Pendleton Zirkle, are suing the Shenandoah County Board of Supervisors in U.S. District Court. Also, the article should have stated that...
A story published Friday should have said that the next Front Royal-Warren County liaison committee meeting is scheduled for Feb. 19 at 1 p.m. at the Town Hall....
A story published Thursday should have said that under the current structure, Front Royal Town Council members cannot respond to people who speak du-ring citizens' time at meetings....
A story published Monday should have stated that the Winchester City Council's planning and development committee discussed possible zoning ordinance changes at its meeting last Tuesday. The panel was misidentified....
A story published Thursday should have stated that salary freezes are among cuts under consideration by the Frederick County School Board to address an expected budget shortfall in fiscal 2010.
