The City of Winchester has partnered with Sysco to launch a temporary pop-up market. The purpose of the market is to ease the stress on local […]

Virginia’s Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) will be increasing the maximum monthly allotment for households due to the pandemic. Individuals who did not receive an emergency allotment […]

Greetings from The Booth! First of all, to April we say, “GOOD RIDDANCE”! For as long as we live, we’ll certainly remember the month of no […]

On Wednesday’s during the pandemic, we get the jump on the Sunday political pundits and talking heads with “Beat The Press” (with a B). In this […]

NBA Moves Back Reopening, NFL Plan, Kenseth Un-retires The NBA has moved back the date to reopen it’s practice facilities to May 8th at the earliest, […]

The Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival would have gotten underway this week with events like Pumps & Pearls, The Sponsor’s Reception, The Queen’s Dinner, Stag Luncheon, and […]

The Shenandoah County Chamber of Commerce’s Facebook page recently started a Healthy @ Home initiative. The page will be highlighting local small businesses to share tips […]

Gov. Northam has extended the ban on elective surgeries for one more week, now lasting until May 1. This has been done to ensure that frontline […]

Frederick County has mailed out annual tax bills for real estate and personal property. Because the public has limited access to the County Office Building, the […]

As per Gov. Northam’s orders, all 75 DMV customer service centers, DMV 2 Go, DMV Connect and all 13 weigh stations will remain closed to the public […]

St. Luke Community Clinic in Front Royal remains open and is still accepting new patients at this time. The clinic serves those with low income and […]

Mercury Paper, a paper mill in Strasburg, is donating over $27,000 worth of supplies to those in need this week. The supplies include toilet paper, facial […]