Shenandoah County
Rabies Alert Issued After Shenandoah Raccoon Attack
The Lord Fairfax Health District has issued a rabies alert in Shenandoah County after a raccoon attack. According to a release from LFHD, the raccoon attacked […]
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no responses. May 21, 2019 Janet Michael
Northern Shenandoah Valley Financial Education Volunteers Ready for Service
Twelve volunteers from throughout the Northern Shenandoah Valley recently participated in the Master Financial Education Volunteer training offered through Virginia Cooperative Extension in Winchester. Elizabeth Banks […]
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no responses. May 20, 2019 Dylan Nicholls
VDOT to Suspend Road Work for Memorial Day Weekend
In an effort to ease the flow of traffic over the Memorial Day Weekend, the Virginia Department of Transportation has announced that it will be suspending […]
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Shenandoah University Celebrates Commencement
Shenandoah University celebrated its 2019 University Commencement this weekend. The Saturday (5/18/2019) morning ceremony brought hundreds of students and families to the James R. Wilkins, Jr. […]
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Strasburg’s Mayor Involved in Single-Vehicle Crash
Strasburg’s Mayor was involved in a crash late Friday (5/17/2019) night that left him injured. The Strasburg Police Department confirmed Mayor Rich Orndorff’s accident, which occurred […]
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no responses. May 16, 2019 Janet Michael
Senator Mark Warner to Hold Events In Shenandoah Valley
Beginning on Friday, May 17, 2019 U.S. Sen. Mark R. Warner (D-VA) will travel to the upper Shenandoah Valley for two days of events with community […]
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Sen. Mark Warner to Attend Strasburg’s Mayfest
Strasburg Mayor Rich Orndorff has announced that Senator Mark Warner will be attending the town’s Mayfest this year. In a Friday (5/10/2019) release, Orndorff said that […]
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no responses. May 8, 2019 Dylan Nicholls
Dominion Energy Giving Customers June Bill Credit
Dominion Energy announced today (5/8/2019) that its residential customers in Virginia can expect a one-time bill credit in June to return savings from federal corporate income […]
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no responses. May 7, 2019 Dylan Nicholls
Virginia Officially Hepatitis A “Outbreak State”
The Virginia Department of Health is warning of an increase in Hepatitis A cases statewide. The rise in Hepatitis A is consistent with that in many […]
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no responses. May 6, 2019 Dylan Nicholls
Civil War Trails Inc. Recognized for Recycling Effort
Civil War Trails, Inc. announced last week that it has designed and is sourcing new, 100% recyclable materials. The Civil War Trails program connects visitors to […]
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Shenandoah Business Changes Hands, Closes Location
After nearly seventy years and four generations in the Shenandoah Valley, a family owned and operated business is changing hands and closing one of its locations. […]
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Lane, Ramp Closures Coming to Frederick Co. I-81
VDOT is warning that motorists on I-81 in Frederick County should expect some overnight lane closures soon, and that on-ramp and off-ramp closures will come in […]
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