In observance of the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday on Monday, January 15,2018,  the City of Winchester will follow the below schedule: City of Winchester government […]

Winchester has been chosen as one of the ten best small towns in America to retire by a recent study published in Reader’s Digest. A few […]

The Bylaws Committee of the Winchester Common Council will hold a public input open house on Thursday, September 7 from 4pm – 6pm on the third […]

On Friday, September 1, the City of Winchester swore in new Chief of Police, John R. Piper. At the ceremony, Chief Piper stated he is excited […]

Congresswoman Barbara Comstock visited the Winchester Police Department  on August 9, 2017 and presented a flag to the family of Stephen P. Lewis. Lewis was a […]

The City of Winchester is now offering a new mobile device application that allows residents to connect more conveniently with City government to report issues and […]

Uriah Deshon Walker of Winchester, who has been charged with aggravated sexual battery, assault and battery on a family member, violating a protective order, abduction, and […]

Although the doors opened for the first time at the beginning of the 2016-2017 school year, Winchester’s newest “John Kerr Elementary School” officially opened on Wednesday, […]

The Winchester Board of Architectural Review will take up the case of the former Winchester Towers in a 4:00 p.m. meeting today. The forlorn former apartment […]

“Live…from Winchester – It’s the City Council Work Sessions!” – maybe. Not much goes on at the televised Winchester City Council meetings since most of the […]

According to CitE-News, the City of Winchester‘s free weekly email newsletter, two of the five existing traffic signals the City will be removing this year will […]