Movies on Main street in Luray
Ready for a Halloween classic!
Movies on Main street in Luray will be featuring Beetlejuice at the New Page Theater.
Tuesday October 26th at 6:30 , the first 50 people will receive a free popcorn.
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Evenings on Main Street
Evenings on Main Street wraps up this week for the final concert in the series  Friday September 24th from 7-9 in Ruffner Plaza featuring the bluegrass band Blue Ridge Thunder. In case of rain it will be held at the Luray Fire Hall.
Shentel expands high speed internet for Page County
Shenandoah Telecommunications Company (Shentel) announces the expansion of high speed internet access to homes in Page, Orange and Barbour Counties.
New communication towers with a fixed wireless broadband service called beam is now capable of providing high speed internet service to those areas.
The new service could provide service to over 1,600 households once implemented.
Shentel has more information on this new service at (540) 534-2326 or you can visit iwantbeam.com.
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National Night Out is tonight 8/3
From Frederick to Page Counties Law Enforcement and First Responders will celebrate National Night Out tonight Aug. 3.
This is a chance to meet and thank those that protect our communities.
Search National Night Out at the River953.com to find where and when activities will be happening in your area.
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News Maker Brian Caviness on Nat. Night Out Page County
National Night Out is an opportunity to meet and greet Law Enforcement and First Responders in out area.
Today we spoke to News Maker Deputy Caviness of the Page County Sheriff’s Office as to what we can expect in Page County on Aug. 3.
Deputy Caviness told us of the plans to be held in both Stanley as well as Luray.
The Deputy explained that Shenandoah Virginia Police hope to have a K9 demonstration.
There may also be a helicopter on hand for the event.
Here is Brian’s interview.
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Outdoor Adventures- Intro to Kayaking
Today is your last day to pre-register for the Intro to Kayaking summer program tomorrow from 10am-12 at Lake Arrowhead boat dock.
Open to ages 10 and up you can register at parks@townofluray.com or call 540-843-0770.
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Movies on Main
Tuesday July 27th at The New Page Theatre in Luray.
The Flinstones will be playing at 6:30. The first 50 people will get a free popcorn.
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Authorities respond to hostage situation in Luray
An armed hostage situation led to a multi agency officer shooting in Luray yesterday Jun. 22.
Two people reported they were being held hostage in a Main Street Convenience store.
The suspect De’Shone J. Hill of Luray refused commands to surrender.
The 39 year old Hill eventually came out but pointed a long gun at officers.
Again failing to surrender Hill was shot and killed at the scene.
No other injuries were reported in the incident as it remains under investigation.
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Luray Police arrest a Maryland fugitive
The Luray Police Department (LPD) arrested a Maryland fugitive who was wanted on 6 felony warrants.
John B. Settle was arrested after Luray Police responded to a home being broken into on Woodland Ave.
It was also reported that shots were being fired.
Settle faces local charges of possession of a firearm by a felon, shooting into an occupied dwelling and attempted malicious wounding.
The investigation continues with other charges possible along with charges from Maryland.
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Healthcare consolidates in Page County
Valley Health Page Memorial Hospital Family and Internal Medicine have consolidated.
Respiratory care returns to the facility as well.
The consolidation creates one Valley Health provider group in Luray specializing in family and internal medicine.
Consolidating on site laboratory services and access to hospital based imaging and services all under one roof.
Walk ins have resumed with new patients welcome with extended hours provided as well.
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