A conflicted Planning Commission for Winchester is recommending to the Winchester City Council that a conditional use permit be approved for building a 100 foot cellphone […]

Among notable local Winchester sons and daughters such as Patsy Cline, Richard Byrd, and John Kerby is Spottswood Poles. War hero and baseball player from the […]

We were in the studio for The Valley Business Today with Shawn Hershberger, Development Services Director for the City of Winchester. We talked about all the […]

Members of the Winchester chapter of the NAACP are interested in marking the site of a historic lynching in Frederick County with a roadside marker or […]

Immigration and Customs Enforcement was looking for housing in regards to detained immigrants in Virginia. The federal agency reached out to the Virginia Sheriff’s department, asking […]

The opening of the outdoor pool in Winchester’s Jim Barnett Park has been delayed yet again. It was originally announced that the pool would open on […]

We were joined in the studio for The Valley Business Today by Emily Buhl, Marketing Director & Richard Kennedy, CEO from Top of Virginia Regional Chamber. […]

The Frederick County Board of Supervisors is selling the former Frederick County Middle School. The property, located at 441 Linden Drive in the City of Winchester, […]

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 […]

The City of Winchester‘s refuse and recycling collection schedule has changed due to the Christmas holiday and New Year’s: Refuse collection on Friday, December 22 is […]

Due to improved conditions in the Shenandoah River, City Manager Eden Freeman has officially discontinued the Drought Watch issued in September. “Thanks to the much needed […]

The City of Winchester will operate on the following schedule in observance of the Veterans Day holiday on November 11: City administrative offices will be closed […]