Officials are asking all trash service customers to have all green toters at the curb next Thursday, June 26, and leave them there until Waste Management picks them up for the last time.
During their quarterly public meeting last week, the Commonwealth’s Board of Historic Resources approved a cemetery in Staunton to be listed on the VLR, the official list of places of historic, architectural, archaeological, and cultural significance.
Don’t be alarmed: those individuals taking photos of homes around Grottoes are Rockingham County assessors.
Nine volunteer fire departments in the Shenandoah Valley will receive grants from the NiSource Charitable Foundation.
An early morning fire has displaced the residents of a Rockingham County apartment building.
Recent legislation requires 5th through 8th graders who earn high scores on end of year SOL math assessment to be automatically enrolled in advanced courses the following school year.
Fire crews conducting pump training at the Preston L. Yancey Volunteer Fire Department witnessed a motor vehicle collision involving a utility pole near the station on Jefferson Highway.
Jamar Lee Davis of Staunton was arrested on felony charges of Abuse and Neglect of Children-Disregard for Life and Assault and Battery of a Family Member.
According to a statement posted online, the outer loop of Loft Mountain Campground has been temporarily closed to reduce the risk of dangerous encounters and to minimize the likelihood of wildlife gaining access to human food sources.
The Waynesboro Police Department has announced the road will be closed from West Main Street to West Broad Street this Saturday from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m.
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