“God spared me for a reason.” Councilman responds to sentence of man who set him on fire
Shotsie Michael Buck-Hayes was in Danville Circuit Court June 25, 2026 and was sentenced to life in prison.
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Staunton police identify 2 people involved in Betsy Bell Road death investigation
The Staunton Police Department have identified two people who were the subjects of a death investigation in the 300 block of Betsy Bell Road on Tuesday.
Camp L.I.T. prepares teen girls for careers in emergency services
Leaders said the camp aims to help participants build confidence, strengthen leadership skills and explore career paths they may not have previously considered.
Grottoes celebrates long-awaited opening of town’s McDonald’s location
A new McDonald’s location on Route 340 in Grottoes held a ribbon cutting and opened for business Friday.
This Day in History: Supreme Court legalizes same-sex marriage
On June 26, 2015 the Supreme Court ruled that the fundamental right to marry is guaranteed to same-sex couples, with its decision in Obergefell v. Hodges.
Virginia State trooper accused of leaving threatening notes takes plea deal
The Virginia State Police trooper accused of leaving threatening notes on an Albemarle County woman’s apartment door took a plea deal Friday.
Valley Interfaith Action calls for countywide door-to-door transit system in Rockingham Co.
A disagreement over the future of public transportation in Rockingham County is growing, with a community group pushing for a countywide door-to-door transit system, while county and regional planning offici...
Star-Spangled Sing-Off local winner moves on to regional round
After a local round of competition our local winner, Alecia Brooks from Waynesboro, is up against other local winners in the regional round.
VFW Post 2217 hosts barbecue to kick off America’s 250th anniversary celebrations
One of Virginia's oldest VFW posts brought Orange County veterans together for food and fellowship.
Coach Mike Brown youth football camp returns to Monticello High School
Notre Dame wide receivers coach brings players, coaches back to his alma mater for his annual camp.
100 years later: Portrait of Andrew Jackson unveiled
The historic Andrew Jackson Rosenwald School in Luray is named for a philanthropist, businessman, and store owner dedicated to education.
Charlottesville’s Downtown Mall prepares street crossings for 50th anniversary celebration
As the Downtown Mall is prepared for its anniversary celebration, crews are putting the final touches on intersections that have been under construction since April.
Mad Hatter’s Market and Tea brings ‘Wonderland’ to Mount Jackson
In partnership with the town of Mount Jackson, Shenandoah County SEARCH Inc. transformed town hall, the library and Mayor’s Park into a living storybook.
Doctors and vets warn of heat dangers as temperatures expected to top 100°
UVA Health doctor and Monticello Animal Hospital veterinarian offer tips for staying safe in extreme heat.
‘Summer of Steam’ excursions draw visitors, boost Louisa businesses
The Virginia Scenic Railway is bringing more visitors to the Town of Louisa through its ‘Summer of Steam’ excursions.
Lessons Learned: Travel sports
In this week’s episode, Chelsea and Jay discuss travel sports. While it can be a great experience for the kids competing, it comes with quite the expense.
Harrisonburg councilwoman’s relatives arrested amid investigation into alleged prostitution, other charges
Three people were arrested in Harrisonburg on Wednesday as part of an investigation by the Harrisonburg Police Department into allegations of prostitution and internet crimes involving minors, according to a...
Lantern-making workshop prepares for Downtown Mall’s 50th anniversary celebration
Jefferson Madison Regional Library hosted a workshop ahead of the Downtown Mall's lantern parade.
‘Play All Day VA’ encourages Harrisonburg residents to celebrate the longest day
June 21 marks the summer solstice, and the longest day of the year, which is marked by the statewide initiative ‘Play All Day VA.’
Shenandoah Valley Electric Cooperative urges customers to prepare for hurricane season
Shenandoah Valley Electric Cooperative urges customers to prepare for hurricane season
Waynesboro man charged after leading police on pursuit while driving stolen vehicle
Waynesboro man charged after leading police on pursuit while driving stolen vehicle
Three families celebrate homeownership in Charlottesville’s Fifeville neighborhood
Three families celebrate homeownership in Charlottesville’s Fifeville neighborhood
Augusta Co. moves historic records into new courthouse
Augusta County Circuit Court Clerk, Steve Landes said the transfer is already underway, with boxes of records arriving in stages.
This Day in History: The first Salem witch hanging
Over 330 years ago on June 10, 1692, the first person to be tried for the Salem Witch Trials, Bridget Bishop, was hanged.