The Shenandoah County Library is hosting two local elected officials at 6:30 p.m this evening in honor of Women’s History Month.
EDINBURG -- Outdoor enthusiasts and other residents collected garbage dumped along Shenandoah County streams Saturday in the hopes of restoring fishing sites and keeping waterways clean.
EDINBURG – State and federal legislators returned home Friday afternoon for Shenandoah County’s annual legislators luncheon.
EDINBURG — With booming programs and thousands of visitors, leaders of the Shenandoah County Library are asking the county for $3 million to meet demand.
EDINBURG – Town Council members met briefly Tuesday evening to discuss improving water issues around town, vote on a new leash law ordinance and review a contract with the town attorney.
Edinburg Town Council members will vote on an amended leash law this evening — giving law enforcement clear guidelines for how to deal with incidents involving dogs off leash.
The man who was pulled out of a pond off Stoneburner Road on Sunday by a Shenandoah County Sheriff’s Office deputy has died.
Shenandoah County Sheriff’s Office deputies rescued a man out of a pond off Stoneburner Road around 9:30 p.m. Sunday. Deputies responded to a call at a nearby trailer park and followed the man down Rocco Road before he crashed into the pond.
Sen. Mark Obenshain, R-Harrisonburg, along with Sen. Bill Carrico R-Grayson, introduced a bill Wednesday that spelled out funding options for a massive Interstate 81 corridor improvements project.
EDINBURG – Town Council members passed a resolution to collect water fees from multi-use buildings and read a town ordinance establishing a leash law for the first time on Tuesday evening.
Finding the leak posing so many problems for Edinburg is proving to be harder than expected.
Edinburg residents can't be sure what will happen when they turn their taps on. For the last month, a water leak has been aggravating town officials and riling those living on the north end of town.
EDINBURG -- Town Council members threw their hats in the ring of a national conversation centered around legislative gerrymandering and redistricting during their meeting on Tuesday evening.
Shenandoah County Sheriff's Office deputies arrested a 44-year-old Edinburg man at about 7 p.m. Tuesday after he allegedly threatened to blow up a building owned by his landlord.
EDINBURG — Town Council members decided to try to forgo obtaining a loan to pay for the steep costs of providing water service to the town this year and moved forward on a variety of other business at Tuesday night’s meeting.
Following last month’s light schedule, Edinburg Town Council members have a full plate this evening.
Doug Baker, superintendent of the Virginia Department of Transportation’s Berryville headquarters, stands in front of this 1966 Oshkosh snowblower outside the Stephens City VDOT headquarters on Tuesday. VDOT was showing off its fleet of vehicles during an annual winter snow news conference. …
A Freemasons group in Edinburg will celebrate its 150th anniversary on Saturday.
EDINBURG — Architectural Review Board members joined the Planning Commission members Tuesday to discuss enforcing an article of the town code addressing property that has fallen into disrepair.
Monday’s Columbus Day holiday pushed regular town meetings back a day, filling calendars for this evening.
Jerry Brown and Django visit with spectators during the Ole Time Edinburg Festival parade on Saturday. Alex Bridges/DailyDan Pinnell stops at an ATM before he, Rich Schroeder and Jay Tennant, not pictured, portraying members of the 4th Virginia Cavalry, ride in the Ole Time Festival parade S…
EDINBURG – Mayor Dan Harshman said he has learned more about water and sewer problems than he’d ever hope to know. Edinburg and Harshman’s water troubles will increase in January when the town pivots from E. coli testing to cryptosporidium.
For two months in a row, the Edinburg Planning Commission has not been able to hold a formal meeting. Commissioners met Tuesday evening but could not establish a quorum.
Shenandoah County Sheriff’s Office deputies on Tuesday arrested a man who was beating on a woman’s door after he had been told she did not want to see him.
Residents should hope for the best but prepare for the worst as Hurricane Florence approaches the United States. That is the advice of area law enforcement.
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An Edinburg man arrested on a felony drug possession charge in Luray Tuesday has suspected ties to a multi-state methamphetamine ring.
Southbound Interstate 81 traffic moves past the 298-mile marker at Strasburg on Wednesday evening. Proposals for improvements to the interstate were discussed at a public meeting Wednesday at Lord Fairfax Community College in Middletown. Rich Cooley/DailyJohn Good Jr., a Frederick County res…
EDINBURG – Earl may be an old cat, but he has plenty of love to give when he moves to his retirement home.
Jeff Clemons, of Inwood, West Virginia, checks out a table of items at Fishers Hill during the Route 11 Yard Crawl on Friday morning. Clemons bought a pair of fishing rods and tackle. Rich Cooley/DailyShannon Campbell, of Strasburg, browses through a line of clothing items during the Route 1…
A transportation coalition has called for the second round of meetings for the public to hear more about improvements to the Interstate 81 corridor.
A camp counselor died Tuesday in Edinburg after sustaining head injuries incurred after falling off a horse, according to Shenandoah County Sheriff’s Capt. Wes Dellinger.
EDINBURG — Women and health care stood center stage at a Democratic Party picnic in the Edinburg Town Park on Saturday.
Jennifer Lewis, the Democratic candidate for Virginia’s 6th U.S. House District, and Anne Holton, a former secretary of education for Virginia and the wife of Sen. Tim Kaine, will be speaking at a Shenandoah County Democratic Party event in Edinburg on Saturday.
United Methodist Family Services has named Kimberli Collett as principal of Charterhouse School in Edinburg, replacing Tonya Salley-Goodwin.
The 14th annual Route 11 Yard Crawl, which features items for sale by residents along the 43 miles of U.S. Route 11 in Shenandoah County as well as north to Stephens City in Frederick County, is Aug. 11.
Kermit Orndorff, 64, of Strasburg, points to his house along Junction Road, which is next to Interstate 81, as Jeff Lineberry, left, transportation and land use director for the Staunton District of the Virginia Department of Transportation, looks over his shoulder during a public hearing Tu…
The Town of Edinburg is entering into formal negotiations to divert operations at its wastewater treatment plant to the county’s facility in Woodstock.
Smokers will be the only citizens affected by a tax increase in the Town of Edinburg’s recently approved budget.
Matt Helsley, owner of Wightman Insurance, and two employees were hard at work Thursday when a car plowed through one of the office’s interior walls.
An Edinburg man faces an assault charge after Shenandoah County Sheriff’s Office deputies arrested him on Monday.
A crash on Interstate 81 at the Edinburg exit Friday morning sent one person to Shenandoah Memorial Hospital with minor injuries.
Zach Hottle, archivist for the Shenandoah County Library System in Edinburg, shows two digitized photos that are part of the Hoyle Garber Library Collection at the library. At left is the 1947 fire at the Nelson Theater in Mount Jackson and at right is a 1960-61 photo of Stonewall Jackson Hi…
EDINBURG – Following their unsuccessful bid for a community development block grant last year, the Town Council decided Tuesday not to reapply in March but rather to wait another full calendar year to make a stronger application.
This is a 1921 photo of Mt. Zion Church in Woodstock taken by Hugh Morrison. The Woodstock church dates back to 1869. The photo is part of the Truban Archives-Shenandoah County Library.Zach Hottle, archivist for the Shenandoah County Library System, has researched the history of black church…
Shenandoah County Sheriff’s Office deputies arrested Kevin Dewayne Grayson, 40, of Edinburg, on Feb. 1 and charged him with abduction.
EDINBURG – The Shenandoah County Sheriff’s Office is investigating the theft of a bell from Waterbrook Brethren Church on Palmyra Church Road sometime between Jan. 21–24.
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