Linden Kiser

Linden has been morning news anchor and reporter for WSVA since September 2024.

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Local
6 months ago
Paving on South Main Street in Harrisonburg to start next week

Paving and patching work is scheduled to take place at the intersection of Kaylor Park Drive and South Main Street in Harrisonburg beginning Monday, May 12.

Community
6 months ago
HFD’s Camp LIT application deadline extended

The deadline to apply for the Harrisonburg Fire Department’s Sixth Annual Camp Lit has been extended to next Thursday, May 15th.

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Crime & Safety
6 months ago
Former Augusta County resident accused of killing infant going to trial

According to online records, Damian David Nesselrodt will face a jury trial scheduled to last 3 days in Augusta County Circuit Court,  beginning June 2nd, on three counts, including First-Degree Murder.

Crime & Safety
6 months ago
Staunton Sheriff’s Office warns residents about sheriff scam

According to City Sheriff Chris Hartless, the office is receiving reports that community members are receiving phone calls that the Staunton Sheriff” is saying that they missed jury duty and now owe a specified amount of money to avoid going to jail.

Local
6 months ago
Power outage in Staunton causes delays Tuesday morning

At around 10:15am, the Staunton Police Department posted a community alert that several downtown traffic lights were knocked out of commission by an unspecified issue with an electrical transformer.

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Community
6 months ago
Augusta County woman honored by The Library Journal

Augusta County Library Director, Dr. Jennifer Brown won the publication’s “Innovators” award for spearheading efforts to design a new iteration of the Virginia Leadership Academy that successfully revitalized the program.

Local
6 months ago
UVA urges staying clear of the scene of an alleged self-inflected gunshot wound on campus

University of Virginia Police Department is investigating a self-inflicted gunshot wound that happened on campus Monday morning.

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Local
6 months ago
SCSO encourages conversations for Mental Health Awareness Month

In an online update, Captain Glenn Ogle says the SCSO recognizes the importance of mental health and is committed to offering support through Community Service Deputies.

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Crime & Safety
6 months ago
Trespassing charges dropped against Fishersville man

The County Commonwealth Attorney’s Office formally entered a nolle prosequi in the trespassing case against Zachary Cruz of Fishersville yesterday, effectively dismissing the charges.

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Local
7 months ago
WPD makes statement on phone scam reports

The WPD does not accept payment to resolve or issue warrants based on failure to meet financial demands.

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