The Town of Strasburg has until Dec. 30 to spend its $354,742 in CARES Act funding. The CARES Act gave Shenandoah County $3,805,328, which was then […]

Construction on the Strasburg Gateway Trail Project is nearing completion. The pedestrian trail network will connect the commercial district around the Route 11/I-81 Interchange with the downtown area […]

The Strasburg Town Council discussed reintroducing merit pay and cost-of-living increases to a newly imagined pay scale at Tuesday’s work session. Employees would be able to see […]

LSC Communications announced Tuesday that it will be closing its manufacturing facility in Strasburg, impacting hundreds of area residents. In addition to Strasburg, the company plans […]

Strasburg is set to consider hiring a consultant to update the town’s master park plan following a recreation, parks and trails committee meeting that happened on […]

Off of Queen street in Strausberg, a number of signs with political messages on a fence, have been called into question regarding their legality. Joseph Schad, […]

In order to discuss potential updates to the Cedar Valley development on Route 11, the Town of Strasburg is holding a joint Planning Commission and Town […]

Months after a scandal emerged in which members of the Strasburg Fire Department were charged with contributing to the delinquency of a minor, including former Fire […]

On August 16, 2017, the town of Strasburg entered into a contract for the sale of property at 218 East King Street to FPI, LLC. FPI […]

Strasburg’s current police cheif, Tim Sutherly, has announced he plans to retire in January 2018. The announcment came during a July 11, 2017 Town Council meeting, […]

Strasburg’s Town Council unanimously voted to appoint current Planning and Zoning administrator Wyatt Pearson to replace Town Manager Ryan Spitzer who resigned in April. Council took the […]