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Linden Kiser

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

Shenandoah County Sheriff's Office vehicle in front of a sunset
Local
2 years ago
Shenandoah County Sheriff’s Office highlights need for K-9 Units in schools

Shenandoah County Sheriff Timothy Carter is highlighting the need for Explosives and Firearms Detection K-9 Units in area schools.

A red brick house with smoke damage to the outside.
Local
2 years ago
Fire and Rescue crews respond to structure fire in Augusta County

Yesterday at around 10:30am, Augusta County Emergency Communications Center dispatched multiple units to a structure fire in Swoope, VA.

Local
2 years ago
UVA to hold memorial for student who died from meningitis

A memorial to honor the life of UVA freshman Nicolas Ramos-Esteban will be held tonight on the campus’ South Lawn who died on March 7 from meningitis.

Local
2 years ago
Augusta County Fire and Rescue crews respond to car crash with trapped occupant

When Dooms Volunteer Fire Department arrived on the scene at the intersection of Old White Bridge Road and Hermitage Road, they found a two-vehicle accident with one occupant still trapped inside one of the vehicles.

water dripping frozen pipes
Local
2 years ago
Water main breaks in Grottoes

Grottoes residents could experience water loss from a water main break.

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Local
2 years ago
U.S. Forest Service conducting prescribed burn in Augusta County

You could see smoke in Augusta County today from a prescribed burn.

A person holding a stack of cardboard.
Local
2 years ago
Harrisonburg launches user-friendly reservation process for Cardboard Collection services

In an effort to make cardboard recycling more accessible and efficient, Harrisonburg Public works has launched a new reservation website.

water dripping frozen pipes
Local
2 years ago
Water outages and road closures in Grottoes

Officials say to expect the shutoffs for several hours today.

A gavel sits on a desk.
Local
2 years ago
Families sue JMU fraternity for wrongful deaths of loved ones

The Pi Beta Chi fraternity and its president, John Marshall, are being sued for the wrongful deaths of three college students.

Community
2 years ago
Staunton teacher named Virginia Regional Teacher of the Year

Karen Grady was recognized as the Virginia Region 5 Teacher of the Year.

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