A petition to remove Mayor Richard Orndorff Jr. from office was filed in Shenandoah County Circuit Court on Monday.
One teenage girl faces charges after allegedly pushing a staff member down the bleachers at Strasburg High School on Sept. 10.
A petition to remove Mayor Richard Orndorff Jr. from office was filed in Shenandoah County Circuit Court on Monday.
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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.
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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.
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STRASBURG – One of the Strasburg Museum’s most popular attractions is getting a facelift soon after the museum received a $2,500 grant from Crescent City Charities.
STRASBURG — The Gateway Trail Project to build a sidewalk along U.S. 11 north of town has begun, Town Manager Wyatt Pearson told attendees to a Town Council meeting on Tuesday.
Volunteers from across the Shenandoah Valley will take part in the United Way Day of Caring starting today.
STRASBURG — Following a lengthy discussion on business sign regulations, the town’s Ordinance Committee was split in its decision last week to forward a conversation on code to the Planning Commission.
WOODSTOCK – Strasburg Mayor Richard Orndorff Jr. made his first court appearance Tuesday on charges related to a crash that left him with multiple injuries earlier this year.
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This year, Flynn Donoho inched closer to crossing a milestone, biking through the continental United States for the second time.
STRASBURG – Shenandoah Radio Shack, Video and Tan will close its doors in Strasburg after 33 years, surviving longer than its industrious owner ever dreamed.
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STRASBURG — Strasburg’s Streetscape Project is progressing on schedule, and the first of four stages spanning six months should be complete on Oct. 4, said Jay McKinley, director of public works.
STRASBURG — Most people recently surveyed in Shenandoah County don’t need public transit to get to work or other appointments, but a majority of residents think it would be a good idea for the county to pursue.
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Jerry Dellinger paints a line of pickets on this back porch of St. Paul Lutheran Church’s office on West Washington Street in Strasburg on Tuesday. Dellinger was painting the new porch he built on the back of the building.
STRASBURG — Water bills could get higher for some residents in coming months, and Town officials plan to hold a public hearing this fall to discuss the matter.
STRASBURG — Imagine a downtown where, even in the stifling summer heat, people are excited to go shopping and not even concerned about the torn-up sidewalks.
STRASBURG — Active shooter situations and other Town Hall safety improvements were the main discussion topic at a Public Safety Committee meeting Tuesday night.
STRASBURG — Town Council members drafted a statement to censure the mayor during a closed session Monday evening.
Three members of Strasburg Town Council have requested that a special meeting be called for 7 p.m. Monday at the Town Hall, 174 E. King St.
Mercury Paper evacuated its Strasburg plant when a fire started in a building Friday morning.
STRASBURG — At a Monday work session, the Town Council updated the community on its transportation projects and held a short discussion that concerned the town’s Visitor Center.
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STRASBURG – At a Town Council work session Monday evening, council members, community members and the mayor spoke about an incident during Mayfest in which the mayor is accused of driving a John Deere Gator utility vehicle into the town library while under the influence of alcohol.
Strasburg’s mayor will be a subject of discussion at Monday’s Town Council work session.
STRASBURG — About 25 community members met Thursday evening to take a tour of the town’s parks and offer ideas for upgrades to be part of a Master Park Plan.
STRASBURG — The Town Council approved several budget amendments at a Tuesday night meeting that also saw the return of Mayor Richard A. “Rich” Orndorff Jr. after a nearly three-month absence and a failed motion for a closed session after the meeting.
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STRASBURG — On the mend, following a long recovery from a vehicle crash in the spring, Mayor Richard A. “Rich” Orndorff Jr. is thankful to be back at work.
A Strasburg man has been arrested in Altoona, Pennsylvania, on charges of drug possession, drug use and carrying of a firearm without a license.
STRASBURG – The Town Council plans to request several budget amendments at its 7 p.m. meeting today.
A Strasburg man who is registered as a violent sex offender has been arrested and charged with being in the proximity of children and possession of marijuana.
STRASBURG – Mayor Richard A “Rich” Orndorff Jr. plans to be at next week’s Town Council meeting, Vice Mayor Scott Terndrup announced Monday at the start of a council work session.
Area law enforcement agencies will be hosting community-building events on Tuesday as part of National Night Out, which started in 1984.
STRASBURG — The Town Council plans to present members of the town’s boards and commissions with an updated Council Code of Conduct.
STRASBURG — At a Monday work session, the Town Council discussed its downtown construction project and plans to move the town's Visitor's Center.
The Department of Justice squashed a billion-dollar merger between Quad/Graphics and LSC Communications as the companies announced Tuesday they are abandoning plans to merge.
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STRASBURG – Today marks 50 years since the crew of Apollo 11 landed on the moon, and a town resident remembers it like it was yesterday.
Members of the Strasburg Christian Church have returned from a week-long youth mission trip to Charleston, South Carolina.
Two Strasburg officers were honored this week for their bravery and quick thinking in addressing a suicide attempt in June.
STRASBURG — More recreational options might be coming to the area, and town officials are excited about the possibilities.
After sustaining undisclosed injuries in a vehicle crash nearly two months ago, Strasburg Mayor Rich Orndorff Jr. said he’s been released from the hospital and is home recovering.
The second phase of Strasburg’s Streetscape Project likely will begin in the next week, Town Manager Wyatt Pearson said at Tuesday’s Town Council meeting.
When do people start thinking about long-term care insurance?
STRASBURG – On July 4, 2016, Kelly Kirschke graduated from a program as a certified life coach. Three years later, Kirschke is sitting in her own office, carefully tailored to create a welcoming, empowering environment for her clients.
Crime is generally pretty low in Strasburg compared to other towns in Virginia, but Police Chief Wayne Sager said certain crimes are a persistent problem.
The Warren County Sheriff’s Office has charged two additional people in connection with a June armed robbery.
A feral cat captured in northern Shenandoah County has tested positive for rabies, the Lord Fairfax Health District of the Virginia Department of Health reported Wednesday.
STRASBURG — The Town Council plans to vote at its Tuesday meeting to approve budget amendments for Phase II of the town’s Streetscape Project and the Gateway Trail Project.
Strasburg FFA was recently named the No. 1 FFA chapter in the state during the 93rd State FFA Convention at Virginia Tech in Blacksburg.
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The Shenandoah Valley is gearing up to celebrate the nation’s independence with several events on July 3 and 4.
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