STRASBURG – Local job-seekers visited Strasburg High School in droves Thursday for a college and career fair that turned into a job fair later that evening.
STRASBURG – Seventeen high school seniors with dreams of business and higher education spent Wednesday morning at First Bank in Strasburg, learning about finance and preparing for a scholarship essay.
WINCHESTER — Gary Rutherford already knew stories about a distant relative who fought during the Civil War and was captured and sent to New York.
MOUNT JACKSON - Technical students from throughout the region showcased their skills Saturday in a slew of areas at the annual SkillsUSA competition hosted by Triplett Tech.
WINCHESTER — Since 1941, the Civil Air Patrol has been providing youth volunteers an opportunity to serve their communities and educate themselves about aerospace.
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.
WINCHESTER — While the holiday season is for celebration, it’s also a time of remembrance.
The United Way of Northern Shenandoah Valley is seeking help in a last push to meet the region’s needs and its goal for this year’s campaign.
Virginia State Police have charged a Winchester man with last week’s crash that involved a Shenandoah County school bus that had children onboard.
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. …
Shannon Saville, 35, of Berryville, makes Lactaid boxes for Costco and Sam’s Club at the NW Works facility in Winchester on Friday. Saville is one of several participants enrolled in a new seven-week manufacturing technology program. Rich Cooley/DailyNichole Tichy, left, director of developm…
Two area animal shelters, the Humane Society of Warren County and SPCA of Winchester, have reached maximum capacity during a busy summer for both of them.
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.
Due to the rainy weather forecast, tomorrow’s Community Safety Fair is relocating from Jim Barnett Park to the System Support Building, 220 Campus Blvd, on the north side of the Winchester Medical Center campus. Visitors may park in Garage 1 and take the pedestrian bridge into the building. …
Winchester resident Ed Breeden had worked 23 years as a general laborer at Zuckerman Company Inc., a metal recycling plant when owners announced they were closing.
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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…
WOODSTOCK – Teacher turnover dropped this year for Shenandoah County Public Schools.
Work will soon begin on a memorial to the families who were displaced from their land in the 1920s to make way for the Shenandoah National Park.
A transportation coalition has called for the second round of meetings for the public to hear more about improvements to the Interstate 81 corridor.
WINCHESTER – Although Graham the hound dog is 6 years 0ld, he has plenty of energy and would love to find new playmates.
The Shenandoah Valley Battlefields Foundation has received two grants totaling a combined $1 million from the National Park Service.
Every time volunteers manning the area’s Concern Hotline answer the phone, they face walking a verbal tight rope of life and death.
Immigration and Customs Enforcement was looking for housing for immigrant detainees in Virginia.
Frederick County Sheriff Lenny Millholland is once again sponsoring a community appreciation baseball game to help fundraise for two local organizations.
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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…
A multiple vehicle crash on U.S 340 at Route 644 left a Winchester man injured.
Officer Travis Lehman, of the Front Royal Police Department, left, received his graduation certificate from his brother, Sgt. Justin Lehman, of the Manassas Police Department, on Wednesday afternoon at the Skyline Regional Criminal Justice Academy graduation ceremony. Melissa Topey/DailyRile…
WINCHESTER — The Transatlantic Division of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has a new commander for the second time in a year.
WINCHESTER — A wide variety of resources, from money management courses to employers ready to hire, will be available for the military community at the Northern Shenandoah Valley Community Veterans Engagement Board’s 2018 Military Expo.
Lord Fairfax Community College will see more than 1,100 students graduate at its 47th commencement exercise on Saturday.
Dawn Lindhurst, of Edinburg, dances with a crowd of ladies at the Bloomers Luncheon inside the James R. Wilkins Jr. Athletics & Events Center at Shenandoah University on Friday. Rich Cooley/DailyMembers of the Souled Out band perform at the Bloomers Luncheon held Friday afternoon at Shen…
Angelo Perriello, 90, of Spring Arbor Assisted Living in Winchester, dances with Dot Kelly, Miss Apple Blossom, during the Young at Heart Dance on Thursday. Rich Cooley/DailyShenandoah Apple Blossom Festival Queen-designate Elizabeth Louise Astin dances with Stuart Lockhart, of Winchester, d…
MIDDLETOWN – After a quarter century of supporting a variety of projects at Lord Fairfax Community College, Kathy and Nick Nerangis Sr. received the 2018 Chancellor’s Award for Leadership in Philanthropy Friday at the school’s Appreciation Luncheon.
A Winchester man faces several charges after police say they found him with bags of suspected marijuana.
WINCHESTER — Old Town officials are making plans for a weekday farmers’ market on the Loudoun Street Mall.
WINCHESTER – The line for tickets starting forming before 7 a.m.
WINCHESTER – Randi Zuckerberg told an audience at the Shenandoah University business symposium Friday about the variety of reasons for why she left Facebook, the company co-founded by her brother Mark.
Participants in Saturday’s March for Our Lives gathered on the walking mall in downtown Winchester on Saturday morning to push for stricter rules on firearms and more school safety measures. Alex Bridges/DailySherando High School senior John Miles speaks to the crowd gathered at the March fo…
Shenandoah University announced Wednesday that the 10th annual Business Symposium will feature technology investor and media personality Randi Zuckerberg as the keynote speaker Friday.
WINCHESTER — For four years, Brad Hill has given his sermons in the back room of a bar in Winchester — an odd place for a pastor who spends much of his time leading addicts toward recovery and whose congregation is half-filled with recovering addicts.
WOODSTOCK – Town administrators are considering requiring pawn brokers and junk dealers in town to report transactions at the shop directly into a database system.
WINCHESTER – An early Wednesday morning traffic stop turned up an array of weapons, drugs, and paraphernalia.
A former associate minister with the Church of Christ at Mountain View in Frederick County has been indicted on two counts of indecent liberties with a juvenile.
WINCHESTER – This summer, 400 to 600 students from as a many as 140 countries will flock to Winchester for a week of discussing global relationships and development.
When Melissa Oates’ husband was laid off about four years ago, she started going to Winchester Family Health Center.
Miles Davis, dean of Shenandoah University’s Harry F. Byrd Jr. School of Business, has been named the 20th president of Linfield College in McMinnville, Oregon.
Winchester’s public defender Friday evening won the Top of Virginia Regional Chamber “Greater Good” Award for Citizen of the Year.
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