Building connections through the Veterans of Foreign Wars is the main goal of new Commander in Chief Hal Roesch II.

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…

WOODSTOCK — The fifth defendant in a case out of Edinburg appeared in Shenandoah County General District Court on Tuesday for a bond hearing.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

The Edinburg Town Council passed two resolutions at Tuesday's meeting to help residents during the COVID-19 pandemic.

An Edinburg man is running for a seat on Town Council.

EDINBURG – Noah Dellinger turned 105 on Monday and he reflected on his life, from farming to living in the Northern Shenandoah Valley.

Libraries are tremendous resources for borrowing any number of books, audiobooks, movies, music and video games. But they also offer faxing and notary services, provide access to tax forms, help with job applications, troubleshoot technology issues, loan out free state park passes and so much more.

Shenandoah County Sheriff’s Office deputies have arrested a Staunton woman on charges related to vehicle break-ins in Mount Jackson.

Shenandoah County Public Schools in 2019 saw changes in on the School Board and with school staff, as well as frank discussions on social issues affecting children.

Shenandoah County Sheriff's Office deputies arrested an Edinburg man Wednesday who threatened his roommates with burning down the home in which they lived.

EDINBURG – Citizens rallied behind town leaders Tuesday evening at a meeting to discuss how the town should approach forcing property owners to keep their depreciating homes maintained.

The parade Saturday was one of the highlights as Edinburg hosted its 39th Ole Time Festival over the weekend.

An Edinburg man accused of selling explosives to an undercover agent last week was arrested Tuesday following a search of his residence by multiple agencies.

WOODSTOCK – For the past decade, the Veterans Tribute has become a major part of the Shenandoah County Fair, when the service and sacrifice of all veterans are recognized.

EDINBURG – Town Planning Commission members are looking to get citizens involved in discussions about beautifying the town.

EDINBURG — No one was injured when a woman drove her car into a home off Old Valley Pike on Tuesday afternoon.

Motorists in counties along, or even near, Interstate 81 will begin paying more for fuel starting July 1.

WINCHESTER — As the old adage goes, age is just a number.

Pam Murphy, executive director of the Shenandoah Community Health Clinic in Woodstock, recalls having to fight to get a couple of patients specialty health care over the years.