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Waynesboro police arrest two more in Sherwood fracas
Brandon Dale Brinkley, 20, was arrested Sunday; Sa’Jon Skylar Arey, 19, surrendered Saturday.
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Disney tells Mary Baldwin grads to honor inner princesses
The grandniece of Walt Disney addressed 393 seniors, the college’s largest-ever graduating class.
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Waynesboro police arrest one in Sherwood incident
The fracas resulted in a stabbing, a shooting and a man being dragged by a vehicle.
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Pedestrian killed in apparent suicide on Interstate 81 near Verona
The wreck happened about 6 p.m.
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Fishburne grads exhorted by brigadier general
The class of 2012’s valedictorian talked about what a difference his time at Fishburne had made in his life.
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Soap Box is a Stuarts Draft family affair
As 52 young competitors raced down Main Street, supportive family members watched and cheered the children.
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Students learn about budgeting during Reality Town
With the end of the month approaching and money running short, like many Americans, Justice Diggs is unsure how he will pay for groceries.
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Former Soap Box contestant remembers 70s competition
Rick Glenn remembers competing in Waynesboro’s Blue Ridge Soap Box Classic as 12-year-old in the early 1970s.
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Editorial: Three Up & Three Down
Three up and three down
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Valley news briefs
Valley briefs
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Augusta Sheriff looks for missing 12-year-old
The Augusta County Sheriff's Office searched Friday for a 12-year-old girl who walked away from her home on Stayman Lane in Staunton.
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Area legislators get earful at town hall
Local legislators were confronted during a Thursday night town hall about issues with the Virginia Retirement System and education funding.
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Streets to be closed for Soap Box Derby
Several downtown streets will be closed from 5 a.m. until 7 p.m. Saturday for the Blue Ridge Classic soap Box Derby.
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Waynesboro police investigate Sherwood Avenue fracas
Waynesboro police say they are investigating a Wednesday night altercation on Sherwood Avenue that resulted in a stabbing, a shooting and someone being dragged by a car.
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Students release brook trout into Poague Run
Students from Stuart Hall Lower School raised brook trout fingelings in their class.
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Editorial: Good budget news
As has been noted in this space before, good money news seems hard to come by these days.
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Letter to the Editor: More questions than answers
Monday night’s Waynesboro City Council meeting was packed with a diverse group of people passionate about the education of Waynesboro’s children.
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Valley Church Calendar
Church happens in the Valley.
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Russell Waldrop: Personal responsibility turns the Wheel of Recovery
Mental Health America of Augusta’s theme this year is: “Spokes of Recovery,” based on five key concepts of mental health as taught by Mary Ellen Copeland, internationally known mental health professional and developer of the Wellness Recovery Action Plan (WRAP).
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Staunton woman given 28 years for suffocating child
A Staunton woman was sentenced to 28 years in prison Thursday for the 2009 suffocating of her infant daughter with a plastic bag.
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Rehabbed bears released into national forest in Augusta County
Two injured bears were rehabed and released back into the wild.
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Letter to the Editor: Here's some ways we could fund schools
Dr. Thomas R. Pereles’ column of May 13 [“City schools need more money”] was superb and very well written.
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Legislators discuss budget at chamber breakfast
A familiar message heard at local government meetings in the past few months is how the Virginia General Assembly has dropped the ball on funding to the state’s localities.
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Valley news briefs
Valley news
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Staunton marketing 60 acres of Gateway property for retail
The city of Staunton is partnering with an international real estate and financial services firm to market all 295 acres of its Gateway property, and the initial focus is on 60 acres for retail development.
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