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August 07, 2008

Goodlatte campaign to stop in the Valley

Sixth District Congressman Bob Goodlatte will spend a good portion of Saturday making campaign stops in the area.



August 06, 2008

Goodlatte to speak at Mrs. Rowe’s Saturday morning

Sixth District Congressman Bob Goodlatte, R-Va., will speak at Saturday’s Staunton, Waynesboro Augusta County Republican Breakfast Kickoff at Mrs. Rowe’s Restaurant in Staunton.



August 05, 2008

Rasoul: renewable energy will fire up the economy
Rasoul: renewable energy will fire up the economy

Sixth District Congressional Democratic candidate Sam Rasoul thinks renewable energy can provide both energy independence and an economic bonanza for a U.S. economy smarting from manufacturing losses.

McCain’s potential impact detailed
McCain’s potential impact detailed

HARRISONBURG — Sen. John McCain is opposed to the federal mandates and subsidies for producing corn-based ethanol that are driving up the cost of corn for Shenandoah Valley poultry farmers, two Valley state delegates said Tuesday.



July 29, 2008

EDA could go solo under new proposal

Waynesboro’s Economic Development Authority would be refashioned to give it autonomy from the city and responsibility for generating its own money under a proposal by Vice Mayor Frank Lucente and backed by the remainder of the City Council.

City Council sets meetings to discuss city attorney search

The Waynesboro City Council will hold two special meetings in their search for a new city attorney. The closed sessions will be held tonight at 5 p.m. and tomorrow at 5 p.m. in the Charles T. Yancey Municipal Building, located at 503 W. Main St. in Waynesboro.



July 24, 2008

Supervisors, planners plan work session

The Augusta County Board of Supervisors and Planning Commission will hold an ordinance review work session Wednesday at 5 p.m. in the south board room at the Augusta County Government Center.



July 23, 2008

Goodlatte named ‘Hero of the Taxpayer’

A taxpayer advocacy organization, Americans for Tax Reform, has honored Sixth District Congressman Bob Goodlatte with its annual “Hero of the Taxpayer” award.

Area Democrats plan major August fundraiser

A local Democratic Party fundraiser set for Staunton’s Frontier Culture Musem Aug. 16 will feature U.S. Senate candidate Mark Warner as well as Sixth District Congressional candidate Sam Rasoul and gubernatorial candidate Creigh Deeds.



July 17, 2008

Warner touts renewable energy
Warner touts renewable energy

STAUNTON — U.S. Senate candidate Mark Warner vowed Thursday to attack the fuel crisis by lifting the moratorium on offshore drilling, easing the permitting process to encourage oil companies to build more refineries and quadrupling spending on research into renewable energy.



July 16, 2008

Attorney general candidate appears at Shoney’s
Attorney general candidate appears at Shoney’s

STAUNTON — Fairfax Sen. Ken Cuccinelli is passionate about his conservatism and clear in his desire to enforce the Constitution and become Virginia’s top lawyer

Deeds makes stop in Staunton
Deeds makes stop in Staunton

STAUNTON — Creigh Deeds remembers well that he missed becoming Virginia’s attorney general three years ago by less than 400 votes.

Goodlatte outraising Rasoul nearly five to one

U.S. Rep. Bob Goodlatte holds an almost 5-1 advantage over Democratic challenger Sam Rasoul in Sixth District fundraising according to campaign finance reports filed with the Federal Election Commission.



July 03, 2008

Warner to appear in Staunton on July 17

U.S. Senate Democratic candidate and former Virginia Gov. Mark Warner will appear at a fundraiser for the Staunton Performing Arts Center July 17 at 3 p.m.

Gilmore to appear at Reo Distribution Monday

U.S. Senate Republican candidate and former Virginia Gov. Jim Gilmore will appear Monday at 4:30 p.m. at Reo Distribution in Waynesboro as part of his Working Families Tour.



July 01, 2008

King earns second term as Staunton city mayor

Staunton native and lifelong public servant Lacy B. King, Jr. accepted another two-year term Tuesday as the city’s mayor.

W’boro’s new City Council takes over

Tim Williams was elected Waynesboro mayor Tuesday, with fellow majority member Frank Lucente securing the vice-mayor slot at Tuesday’s 9 a.m. organizational meeting in the Charles T. Yancey Municipal Building in Waynesboro.



June 27, 2008

Hanger chastised by GOP ‘club’

Sen. Emmett Hanger said Friday that the current Augusta County Republican Committee is “a Republican club’’ that failed to recognize the will of the majority at the April county mass meeting.



June 24, 2008

Council candidates spend more than $38K on election

Waynesboro City Council candidates spent more than $38,000 during the spring campaign, according to recently filed campaign finance reports.



June 13, 2008

Goodlatte gets NRA appreciation for Farm Bill provision

Sixth District Congressman Bob Goodlatte was thanked Friday by leaders of the National Rifle Association for his support of the “Open Fields Initiative’‘ language in the 2008 Farm Bill.



June 12, 2008

Independent to run for 6th District seat

The 6th District Congressional race now has a third candidate, independent Janice Lee Allen.



June 11, 2008

Rasoul offers health care reform
Rasoul offers health care reform

FISHERSVILLE — A health care plan in Congress is the right elixir for soaring costs that are stifling business growth and keeping the elderly and uninsured from getting proper care, Sixth District congressional candidate Sam Rasoul said Wednesday.



June 06, 2008

Va. GOP strikes at Obama forcefully

John McCain’s Virginia supporters have wasted no time in taking shots at McCain’s presumed Democratic opponent in November, Sen. Barack Obama.



June 04, 2008

Retreat connects Walker, Hausrath

Set against the Blue Ridge Mountains is a 220-acre retreat featuring a lake, rolling hills and a half-dozen cabins owned by some of the region’s most prominent figures, including lame-duck City Manager Doug Walker and real estate agent and political power broker Bill Hausrath.

Michael will resign post as chairman

Augusta County Republican Committee Chairman Kurt Michael has made it official: He will resign after Saturday’s 6th District Committee meeting in Lexington.

Michael will step down as county GOP chairman
Michael will step down as county GOP chairman

Augusta County Republican Committee Chairman Kurt Michael has made it official, he will step down as chairman after a 6th District Republican Committee meeting on Saturday in Lexington.



June 02, 2008

Interim city manager may be named tonight

The Waynesboro City Council could name an interim city manager tonight after discussing the issue in a closed session during its 6 p.m. meeting, the leader of the panel’s conservative bloc said.



May 30, 2008

State GOP denies appeal

The Virginia Republican Party’s State Central Committee denied the appeal of Larry Roller to be chairman of the Augusta County Republican Committee on Friday, ruling that the 6th District Committee had correctly ruled Kurt Michael as chairman earlier this month.

State committee says Michael is Augusta GOP chairman

The State Central Committee of the Virginian Republican Party denied Larry Roller’s appeal to be chairman of the Augusta County Republican Committee today.



May 28, 2008

Walker plans to exit post ‘gracefully’

As Doug Walker fielded a flood of conciliatory e-mails Wednesday in the aftermath of his resignation as Waynesboro city manager, the specter of council infighting reemerged.

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