Following a closed session during the regular meeting, the Board announced the acceptance of the resignation of former County Attorney Jim Benkahla, thanking him for his service.
RCOS received nearly $6,500 from Martin’s Supermarket as part of their “Feeding School Kids Initiative.”
According to Major Kolter Stroop, the SCSO received a call on March 25th, regarding what appeared to be a critically wounded stray dog on the caller’s property. After several failed attempts to determine the owner, officers had the dog euthanized, sparking outcry on social media.
Deputy Bryant spent most of his 27 years of service in Special Operations, impacting colleagues with his dedication, skill, and leadership.
The Woodstock Police Department alerted parents of Central High School students this morning that authorities had received a call citing a suspicious person located near the campus.
Westfall says drivers should keep their eyes on the road and their hands on the wheel.
According to authorities, there were 68 “sudden cardiac arrest incidents” in the county in the first quarter of 2025, with 11 of those incidents occurring in public places.
The first 100 shoppers will receive a free gift as part of the grand opening festivities that begin Thursday morning at 9:30 a.m.
The Staunton Police Department has announced that roof repairs will shut down the lane in front of 124 East Beverley Street today, April 7, until 5pm. Downtown drivers should also be aware that the right-hand lane in front of Restoration Anglican Church on 17 North Lewis Street may blocked as well as workers to paint the inside of the bell enclosure, today through Thursday, 7 to 4 each day.
Authorities were made aware Saturday that a wanted felon, Nathan Berry, was residing in the 2-hundred block of Maurertown Mill Road in Maurertown.
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