STRASBURG – A Tuesday night Town Council meeting, which attracted more than 75 people, started with talk of a dual protest: those who want Mayor Richard Orndroff Jr. to step down and those who support the work he's doing in spite of three legal battles he's been fighting this fall.

STRASBURG — Town resident Marlin Dixon has announced a bid for mayor.

STRASBURG — Town Council plans to vote at its Tuesday meeting on whether to pursue its goal of installing smart water meters around town.

STRASBURG — A Monday afternoon fire that destroyed a historic town structure and displaced a young family started in the attic, said Shenandoah County Fire and Rescue Fire Marshal David Ferguson.

STRASBURG – Downtown was filled Saturday as people turned out for the third annual Grilled Cheese and Tomato Soup Festival.

WOODSTOCK — Shenandoah County taxpayers might have to pay for Mayor Richard Orndorff Jr.’s attorney fees after a judge granted a motion to stop the petition case to have him removed from office on Friday.

STRASBURG – The Planning Commission's approval Tuesday night of a second auto parts store in town was preceded by comments that included suggestions for lowering the speed limit on U.S. 11 and encouraging the Virginia Department of Transportation to add stop signs or a traffic light to a bus…

STRASBURG — There was a time when the Virginia Restaurant was the place to be. For about 50 years, it was a hangout for local teens as well as a first after-school job for many young people in town.

Donald Le Vine has announced his candidacy for mayor of Strasburg.

Strasburg Mayor Richard Orndorff Jr. turned himself in to authorities Thursday after he was accused of misusing town and state money.

A Shenandoah County grand jury on Wednesday indicted Strasburg Mayor Richard Orndorff Jr. 

Allie Heselton, 8, of Middletown, tries on the Sorting Hat during the Festival That Must Not Be Named on Saturday in Strasburg.

STRASBURG — At a Town Council meeting this week, Mayor Richard Orndorff Jr. recognized the Strasburg American Legion Post 77 with a salute celebrating the 100th anniversary of both the American Legion and the local chapter.

STRASBURG — A divided Town Council will participate in the Northern Shenandoah Valley Regional Commission’s Public Transit Demonstration Grant Program, the result of a tie-breaking vote from Mayor Richard Orndorff Jr.

STRASBURG – Frankie hopped out of the back of the truck and started skittering around the parking lot, ready to play, work and explore the world.

STRASBURG — The town’s Ordinance Committee is discussing code changes recommended by the Fire Department Restructuring Committee to recognize the Shenandoah County fire chief as having operational authority over the volunteer department.

STRASBURG — The Town Council will vote Wednesday on whether the town will be part of an 18-month public transportation demonstration service around the county.

Strasburg Mayor Richard Orndorff Jr. and his attorney Phillip S. Griffin II will appear in Shenandoah County Circuit Court on Oct. 10 to argue that a citizen petition to remove Orndorff from office should be dismissed.

STRASBURG — The Police Department will be posting a temporary job opening in the coming months, and the town’s Finance and Personnel Committee has started a discussion on making the town’s employee salaries more competitive.

Strasburg police have charged a 30-year-old Strasburg man with unauthorized use of a vehicle and possession of drugs and paraphernalia.

STRASBURG – Rather than spend their days behind desks in Washington, Shane Waller and Cara Mroczek branched out and landed a thousand feet up in Strasburg.

Strasburg resident Jackie Miller has won $100,000 in the Virginia Lottery's Cash 5 night drawing.

STRASBURG —  Amid concerns about a possible shortage of green and scenic elements in a planned housing development north of town, planning commissioners are recommending the layout plan and preliminary subdivision plat to the Town Council.

After taking over leadership of his hometown straight out of college and spending the next 32 years at the helm of three towns, Kevin Fauber, the town manager of Mount Jackson, is retiring at the end of the month.

One week ago today Kirsten Jade Ortiz and Logan Orndorff  unexpectedly became parents.

Strasburg Mayor Richard Orndorff Jr. is opposing a petition filed by citizens to have him removed from office.

STRASBURG — Town Council members are looking for answers on possible public transit routes that would take residents outside of Shenandoah County.

Strasburg resident Virginia “Gin” Cadden,  remembered for her contributions to the community, including the founding of the Strasburg Museum, passed away Monday. She was 94.

A petition to remove Mayor Richard Orndorff Jr. from office was filed in Shenandoah County Circuit Court on Monday.

A petition to remove Mayor Richard Orndorff Jr. from office was filed in Shenandoah County Circuit Court on Monday.

STRASBURG — The traffic plan for the Gateway Trail Project will be changing in coming days to allow for a left-hand turn lane along the hill into town.

STRASBURG – The 10th Staufferstadt Arts mural is set to be completed by Wednesday.

STRASBURG — On Friday, as part of the United Way’s Day of Caring, employees from First Bank in Strasburg and Winchester helped out at the Strasburg Museum.

STRASBURG – Town Police Chief Wayne Sager credits Good Samaritans for helping deliver a woman’s baby at a local gas station Friday afternoon.