Winchester’s City Council approved a resolution that authorizes the allocation of CARES Act funding. The monies will be allocated for emergency rental and utility payments and […]

Virginia’s Department of Transportation (VDOT) announced the Millwood Pike bridge over I-81 project will begin in 2023 or 24. Winchester City will hold a public open […]

The following results have been provided from the Virginia Department of Elections. These are unofficial results. Absentee ballots may be accepted until noon on Nov. 6. and results […]

On Oct. 15 at 11 a.m., the City of Winchester will officially dedicate a new neighborhood park at the corner of East Cecil and South Kent […]

Beginning Sept. 8, Winchester City Council will resume in-person meetings at a new location. All council meetings will be held in the Jim Barnett Park Rec […]

Winchester City Council appointed a new city manager. New city manager Daniel C. Hoffman hails from Gainesville Florida. Since 2017 Hoffman has been the assistant manager […]

Beginning Aug. 11, community members will have additional ways of addressing Winchester City Council during the public comment and public hearing sections of meeting agendas. In […]

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Shenandoah University (SU) has had to revisit a number of projects, including the baseball and softball field renovations at Jim Barnett […]

Two candidates will face off this weekend in a firehouse primary to determine who will be the Republican nominee in the race for the 29th House […]

Winchester City Council is currently discussing the possible renaming of Jubal Early Drive and would like the public’s input. A short survey is available now until July […]

Winchester City Council approved the fiscal year 2021 operating budget for the city on Tuesday. The nearly $90,672,000 spending plan for the 12-month period that begins July […]

In light of restrictions due to the COVID-19 pandemic, community members are being asked to watch the March 31 Winchester City Council meeting online instead of […]