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23-year-old Beyonce Milagro Mass of Staunton was charged with two counts of indecent liberties with a child and taken to jail this week.

Carpeting is a popular flooring option. Many homeowners prefer carpeting because they feel it helps to create a cozy, welcoming vibe in a home. Consumers considering carpet for their homes may have some common questions, and answers to those inquiries can help homeowners determine if carpeting is for them.

Traditions Family Restaurant in Harrisonburg will be closing its doors this coming Sunday, June 1st.

A former Nexus executive, Richard Moore of Fishersville, was scheduled to receive his sentence in U.S. District Court this morning but failed to appear for the hearing’s 10 o’clock start time.

The Basketball Tournament (TBT), the $1 million winner-take-all competition, announced today that James Madison University will serve as one of the regional locations for the 2025 event, hosted at the Atlantic Union Bank Center. Founding Fathers, the James Madison alumni team, will host as the featured team in the eight-team James Madison Regional.

The Summer Food Service Program is designed to reach children who may not get nutritious meals at home over the summer break.

Happy Birthday America, the non-profit, all-volunteer organization that hosts Independence Day festivities in Staunton, is now accepting parade, pageant, food concessions, non-food vendor, music and entertainer, volunteer, and 5K race applications for the 4th of July celebration.

The meeting will take place Monday, June 2, from 5:00 pm to 7:00 pm in the Lucy F. Simms Center auditorium, 620 Simms Ave.

Devils Backbone Brewing Company is supporting a new Blue Ridge Area Food Bank initiative, the new Fresh Food Express van.

After 46 years at their location on East Market Street, King Photo is moving to a new home located on Neff Avenue.