Shenandoah County Circuit Court has received approval to resume holding jury trials.
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Scot Marsh had served in the Army for about 7 1/2 years following graduation from the Virginia Military Institute in 1981. After moving back to the Shenandoah Valley, having grown up in Winchester, he got a call in January 1991 asking if he wanted to reenlist for Operation Desert Storm.
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When a person has a job to do outdoors, a snowstorm tends to make that work more difficult. At least, that’s the case for Cody Taylor, 33, of Front Royal, who is a surveyor for the Fairfax County government.
The Woodstock man accused of firing at police officers in August is among the February indictments handed up by a grand jury in Shenandoah County on Wednesday.
The Edinburg Town Council discussed making changes to the R2 Residential District within the Designated Historic District at its meeting on Tuesday.
Broadway police arrested an Edinburg man Friday accused of possessing bomb-making materials.
Galina Kozachenko considers her family the “outdoorsy” type.
Front Royal police have responded to seven suspected drug overdoses since Jan. 1, with four of them resulting in deaths.
A Shenandoah County grand jury indicted the following last week:
The Warren County Sheriff's Office will withdraw from the Northwest Virginia Regional Drug and Gang Task Force on Feb. 1.
A Delaware man was arrested after a police pursuit that involved speeds of up to 130 mph and ended following a collision with a state police vehicle on Sunday.
Both Warren and Shenandoah counties had murder cases in court in 2020 that have been delayed by the pandemic.
One COVID-19 death in Winchester was reported Friday, the same day that the Virginia Department of Health reported across the state the fifth-highest number of new COVID-19 case, less than 50 percent of that number on Saturday, and the seventh-highest number of new cases on Sunday.
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It was back to business as usual Thursday afternoon after winter storm Gail dropped several inches of snow throughout Warren and Shenandoah counties Wednesday.
Floyd Coverstone loved being outside and took pride in his garden.
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A state police patrol vehicle was shot at prior to the high-speed chase of a shooting suspect that ended near Woodstock on Thursday.
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The community came out to offer support to a Shenandoah County family who lost their home and pets in a fire on Thanksgiving.
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A Warren County Circuit Court grand jury indicted an Edinburg man Nov. 9 after he was previously arrested in August for firing fireworks at another car while he was driving on Interstate 66.
The Edinburg Town Council on Tuesday approved a resolution authorizing a loan of up to $2,503,000 with Pioneer Bank for an upgrade to the wastewater treatment plant.
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Election Day is a family affair for George Rathore and his family.
The Edinburg Town Council approved setting a public hearing on Nov. 10 for the interim financing of the wastewater treatment plant upgrade.
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WOODSTOCK – When it was first announced in July that the Shenandoah County Public Schools division was going to be using a hybrid model for the reopening of schools, Pastor George Bowers Sr. wanted to do something for his church and the community. So he decided to help out parents by allowin…
The Edinburg Town Council approved a loan resolution authorizing the town to incur a debt of over $2 million from the U.S. Department of Agriculture Rural Development program for improvements to the wastewater treatment plant.
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Building connections through the Veterans of Foreign Wars is the main goal of new Commander in Chief Hal Roesch II.
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Quarantines, school closures and advice on preventing the spread of illness sound all too familiar during the COVID-19 pandemic of 2020. But such news stories also appeared in local newspapers more than 100 years ago when the Spanish flu and an infantile paralysis (polio) outbreak raged thro…
This year’s Route 11 Yard Crawl has been canceled, the Shenandoah County Chamber of Commerce has announced.
WOODSTOCK — The fifth defendant in a case out of Edinburg appeared in Shenandoah County General District Court on Tuesday for a bond hearing.
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WOODSTOCK — Following the arrest of a local pastor on a charge of brandishing a weapon, Judge Amy Tisinger on Friday approved a motion of nolle prosequi from the Commonwealth’s Attorney’s Office not to prosecute.
A criminal charge against Pastor Leon McCray Sr., of Woodstock, has not been dropped, his attorney Chris Kowalczuk said late on Wednesday.
Daniel M. Dellinger, 19, of Edinburg, died Sunday night in a single-vehicle crash, according to a news release from Virginia State Police Public Relations Officer Sgt. Brent Coffey.
Five people were arrested Thursday night in Edinburg on charges of assault by mob and assault-hate crime, Shenandoah County Sheriff Timothy Carter said on Friday.
A charge that the Shenandoah County Sheriff’s Office filed against Pastor Leon McCray on June 1 has been dropped, Sheriff Timothy Carter said on Wednesday.
The Edinburg Town Council on Tuesday decided to not open the Community Park pool for the summer.
The town of Woodstock will be the first to open its community pool for the summer, while other towns are still making plans before committing to dates for opening pools during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Central High School teacher Darla Moomaw saw an opportunity to teach her students valuable life lessons and it worked out well.
Newcomer James Baird and incumbents Bill Boone and Stephen Van Stee were elected to the Edinburg Town Council on Tuesday.
Edinburg had three candidates running for three Town Council seats in Tuesday's election.
Throughout the year, Rutz’s BBQ & Catering is known for providing catered meals for weddings, corporate events and other special events. Now that COVID-19 continues to keep much of the country shut down, Rutz’s is relying on its reputation for BBQ and homemade sides.
Despite the COVID-19 pandemic, Shenandoah County Registrar Lisa McDonald said she hopes all eligible voters will participate in Tuesday’s election and that her office is doing every thing possible to ensure safety.
Shenandoah County residents will cast ballots in the following town elections on Tuesday:
The Edinburg Town Council held a public hearing on the proposed 2021 budget Tuesday night. Mayor and Town Manager Dan Harshman said they have received no comments on it.
Stephen Van Stee is running for reelection for Edinburg Town Council this month.
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A coloring contest at the Edinburg Post Office brought in more than 70 entries before it ended on Friday.
It’s National Library Week, and though libraries around the area remain closed to the public during the COVID-19 pandemic, they’re offering more virtual services than ever to keep connected with the community.
When Hoyle Laughlin II opened Laughlin Auctions with his two brothers in the 1980s, the thought that auctions held at their business could one day be done without anyone bidding on the items in person wasn’t even a blip on the radar.
The Edinburg Town Council passed two resolutions at Tuesday's meeting to help residents during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Edinburg Town Council will meet at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at the Town Hall.
An Edinburg man is running for a seat on Town Council.
EDINBURG – Councilman Steve Van Stee during Tuesday night’s meeting of the Town Council asked Mayor Daniel Harshman about the coronavirus.
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