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The American Board of Wound Management Foundation designated June as ‘Wound Care Awareness Month’ to raise awareness about wound healing and recognize the challenges faced by individuals dealing with chronic wounds.

The incident occurred on May 18, when officers responded to reports of a stabbing victim at a 7-Eleven on N. Coalter Street in Staunton shortly before 3:30 a.m. The suspects fled the scene before law enforcement arrived. 

The awards will be announced during next month’s Bigger Together, which is a Community Celebration of Mentoring hosted by the organization at The Festival on the James Madison University campus.

ROCKINGHAM COUNTY, VA (Rocktown Now) — Rockingham County Fire and Rescue personnel made a […]

Ronnie Lee “Dodo” Lawson, 65, of Elkton, passed away Sunday, June 9, 2024, at […]

RCBL SCOREBOARD – Tuesday, June 11 Stuarts Draft 13 (5-3) Montezuma 3 (2-4) WEDNESDAY’S […]

VBL SCOREBOARD – Tuesday, June 11 Harrisonburg 5 (4-4) 12 Innings Staunton 4 (4-5) […]

A 1,000-foot distance between and tobacco or vape shop and a school or daycare center is the maximum allowed by state law.

Officers responded shortly after 1:30 this morning to a report of suspicious activity in the 100 block of North Commerce Avenue. Upon arrival, officers discovered an elderly woman with visible signs of being assaulted.

HARRISONBURG, Va. (JMU Athletics) – Ahead of the 2024 football season, James Madison Athletics […]