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In this week’s Rocktown Now Crime Report, Rockingham County Sheriff Bryan Hutcheson breaks down the most recent arrest numbers and turns the spotlight to Vante – a veteran K-9 unit who is retiring after a long career with the Sheriff’s Office. If you watch until the end of the video, you’ll see this old dog is still as sharp as ever!
If you have a question for Sheriff Hutcheson, send it to news@rocktownnow.com!
Director of Community Development Rachel Salatin says the Election Polling Place application created through the County’s Geographical Information System provides one place for the public to view election districts and precinct locations.
The City of Staunton is developing a housing strategy that will provide a framework comprehensively describing how the city plans to meet its housing objectives.
That announcement did not sit well with Harrisonburg State Senator Mark Obenshain, who wrote a letter yesterday to Sentara RMH President and CEO Doug Moyer expressing his disappointment wit the decision.
In an email to parents, RCPS Superintendent Dr. Larry Shifflett wrote that Plain Elementary, J. Frank Hillyard Middle School and Broadway High School were identified in the threat.
The donations are a part of Feeding America’s Hunger Action Month, which is a nationwide effort to raise awareness about hunger in America and inspire action.
Wagoner was originally charged with DWI first offense after he was arrested on May 26. The class 1 misdemeanor is punishable by up to a year in prison and a $2,500 fine.
One of the organizations receiving funding Volunteers of America Chesapeake, who is getting $750,000 to help serve Rockingham, Page and Shenandoah Counties as well as the city of Harrisonburg.
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Joseph Emmanuel Trust was in Augusta County Circuit Court yesterday where he was sentenced to 30 years in prison for 14 charges of child pornography, 1 count of forcible sodomy with a victim under 13, and 1 count of indecent liberties with a victim under 15.