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Local
10 months ago
Central Shenandoah Health District reports rabid raccoon in Staunton

The raccoon was collected from a residential area West of Thornrose Cemetery, between Gypsy Hill Park and West Beverley Street. There are currently no known human exposures to the raccoon.

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Crime & Safety
10 months ago
Pedestrian dies after being hit by car in Augusta County

A female pedestrian was walking westbound in the westbound travel lane of Tinkling Springs Road when she was struck by a 2005 GMC Envoy also traveling westbound.

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Crime & Safety
10 months ago
Verona woman turns self in for delivering controlled substance to prisoner

The Albemarle County Police Department has charged an Augusta County woman after staff at the Albemarle-Charlottesville Regional Jail initiated a drug investigation.

Local
10 months ago
Wildlife Center rescues woodchuck with alopecia

On December 13, the Center admitted a Woodchuck from Staunton, after being found with severe hair loss.

Local
10 months ago
High School Basketball Scores from January 2, 2025

BOYS PREP BASKETBALLAbingdon 59, Lord Botetourt 36Alleghany County, N.C. 68, Grayson County 58Amherst County […]

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Crime & Safety
10 months ago
A Dog Kennel Burns Down in Keezletown

Crews were dispatched to the 3,000 block of Haines Quarter Road in Keezletown on Friday morning.

Local
10 months ago
Valley Pike Farm Market hosting Christmas tree burn on Saturday

The Market says to bring your old Christmas tree and they will pile them high for a large bonfire.

Local
10 months ago
UPDATE: GoFundMe set up for major fire on New Year’s Eve in Rockingham County

At 9:16pm, fire and rescue units were dispatched to the 5,000 block of Singers Glen Road.

Community
10 months ago
Sentara RMH shares first baby born on New Year’s Day 2026

A baby girl was welcomed as the first baby of 2026 at Sentara RMH Thursday morning.

Local
10 months ago
JMU Women’s Basketball defeats Georgia State, 84-64

Trailing 15-11 at the end the first quarter, James Madison connected on 29-of-46 (.630) from the field over the final three quarters and posted a 53-33 advantage over Georgia State for an 84-64 victory in Sun Belt Conference women’s basketball action on Thursday afternoon inside the Atlantic Union Bank Center.