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• It’s Not About the Recipe: Middle Eastern Tapas
• Staunton Recreation Division Activity Report for April 2012
• The Life Cycle of a Recreation Program
• All Youth Fishing Derby Draws Record Crowd
• And Then There Were Five – New Baby Swans at Gypsy Hill Duck Pond
• Rwandan Morning Speaker Creates Buzz at All Girls Conference
• The Dirty Dozen, 12 Playground Hazards
• Staunton Parks and Recreation’s Annual Eggstravaganza Festival Largest Yet
• Honey Bear Goes to the Staunton Farmer’s Market
• Recreational Soccer League Kicking Off in Staunton
• Missing Russian World War II Submarine Surfaces in Lake Tams, Authorities Baffled
• Gypsy Hill Park Summer Evening Bandstand Entertainment Announced
• 7 Steps to Gardening on the Cheap from Matt Sensabaugh – Staunton City Horticulturist
• Claire Richardson’s Top 10 Programs for Spring and Summer 2012
• Spring has Sprung and Girls Softball is in the Air
• Staunton Horticulture Featured in Upcoming Department Brochure
• Black Raven Paranormal Announces Results of Montgomery Hall Investigation
• Duck Pond Swans Fly The Coop
• Black Raven Paranormal Group Investigates Historic Montgomery Hall
• Self Organizing Collectives’ Information Sought for Clearinghouse
• An Illumination of Colorful Festive Lights, Glowing and Growing
• The Celebration of Holiday Lights Inc. Announces Display Winners
• 2011 WTON/Staunton Rotary Christmas Party
• Booker T. Washington Community Center Announces Upcoming Programs
• Matthew Sensabaugh – Master of Holiday Lights
• 2011 in review – The Method to our Madness blog
• Merry Christmas from Staunton Parks and Recreation
• Drivers Should Slow Down for Deer- The First Annual Field of Deer Memorial Reception
• Staunton Parks and Recreation’s Top Ten Goals for Budget Year 2012-13
• Staunton Parks and Recreation Releases On-line Brochure
• Field of Deer Memorial Reception
• Take Five with Jimmy Hartman
• Spotlight on Olga Sandy
• Our Power Point Presentation for the Staunton Kiwanis Club
• Staunton Parks and Recreation Poised to Open Outdoor Fitness Center in Gypsy Hill Park
• James Corbett’s Top 10 “Did You Know’s” – Answer and Win Big
• Park Maintenance Fire Photos from Gypsy Hill Facility
• 2011 Celebration of Holiday Lights in Historic Gypsy Hill Park
• Queen City Cycling Club in Staunton to Host Mountain Bike Clinic This Saturday
• Longtime Staunton Kiwanis League Director to be Inducted into Babe Ruth Hall of Fame
• Internships Aren’t For College Students Anymore
• A Baby’s Soothing Lullaby From Joy Gedeon
• Our Most Popular Blog Posts
• Dancing, Clapping and Toe Tapping to Jim Gagnon and Friends at Historic Gypsy Hill Park Bandstand.
• More About John Howe Peyton and Montgomery Hall Park
• Barbara Heller at the Virginia Recreation and Park Society Conference
• Guest Blogger Dr. Anne Hunter On Awakening Unity Consciousness
• September Scholarly Achievements: Volume I
• A Little TLC for MBC Icons
• MBC Professors Help Illuminate, Restore Peyton Creek
• Weekend Website Maintenance Scheduled
• The “REVOLUTION” ROCKS! We WON The Best Promotional Effort in Electronic Media –
• Virginia Parks and Recreation Society Conference
• September 2011 Staunton Parks and Recreation Activity Report
• Annual Community Service Talks Begin
• MBC Student Travels through India, Song by Song
• New Gateway Expands Latino Outreach and Offerings
• Best New Program Nomination – Futsal
• Best New Program Nomination
• World-Renowned Music Program Relocates to MBC
• Nomination #6: Best Promotional Effort – Internet Based Press Release
• The Original Rules of Gypsy Hill Park – 1890
• Mary Baldwin on the Go
• College Welcomes New Full-Time Faculty
• Early College Programs Represented at International Conference
• Holographic Projection Foreshadows Extraordinary Brochure Content
• Students Pursue Social Change at Summer Institute
• “The Squid”, “Sea Dragon” and “Honora Rose” win Plywood Boat Regatta
• Claire (Anderson) Richardson’s Top 10 Recreation Programs for the Fall of 2011
• Hurricane Irene Unlikely to Cause Move-in Disruption
• Geologic History of Gypsy Hill Park and Recent Synchronicities
• Grounded, Yet Confident, Fox Marks Opening of the College
• Back to School for Staunton - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Pearce Reno on Schedule
• Economic Think Tank Recognizes MBC Professor's Big Idea
• Tremors Felt After Rare Va Quake
• Nomination #4 – Best Promotional Effort Electronic Media
• The Gypsies of Gypsy Hill Park and our Fall Brochure
• Local Bands Featured at Wednesday Night Bluegrass
• Campus Activity Signals the Start of the 2011-12 School Year
• Bluegrass in the Park Tonight
• A New (Virtual) Home for MBC Athletics
• Bachmann wins GOP test vote
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• Police: Escaped felon, woman led officers on chase
• Jury gives Bartley 53-year prison term
• The heart of Southwest Va. goes on display
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• Scabies scare cancels visitation at 2 prisons
• Appeals court strikes health insurance requirement
• Want to beat the heat? Climb every mountain
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• VRS fund value falls 6% since July 1
• WAYNESBORO RESTAURANT INSPECTIONS
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• Va. suit: Bank of NY Mellon overcharged pension fund
• Boat driver gets 60 days for crash
• Teen dies in wreck
• Area gets grant to help prevent drinking among underage youth
• Staunton City Council hears of CDA's benefits to Gateway site
• Staunton invites staff of elected officials to join personnel system
• Wills GOP choice for Middle River district
• I’m On A Boat!
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• Virginia Beach man acquitted of break-in charges
• Ream found her niche in an aeronautical atmosphere
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• Supervisors work on requests for the General Assembly
• 4-H youth show livestock at Augusta County Fair
• Husband found guilty of trying to kill wife
• Va. university acquires alum's Civil War diaries
• Concluding the Summer Super Hero Circus Mash Up Style
• Bluegrass in the Park – Wednesday Nights at Gypsy Hill Park
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• Stuff the Bus beats goal of $25,000
• Staunton home reportedly burglarized
• nTelos combining its wireline and fiber units under new "Lumos" name
• Staunton offering reserved parking in Augusta Street Parking Lot
• Verona restaurant applies for permit to get its groove on
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• Virginia college tuition hikes outpace nation
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• Staunton seeks new community development authority for Gateway site
• Proposal links arts, agritourism
• Staunton company, W&L in solar deal
• Heartbreak in home port for SEALs
• New teachers get classroom lesson
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• Investors flee stocks, park funds in U.S. debt
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• Norfolk School of Rock's 1st grad wants own band
• SEALs among 30 U.S. troops killed
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• Service held for teacher killed in N.J. shooting
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• What's next for investors
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• Va. county to open poll for 1 voter
• Confederate general in Civil War founded the National Valley Bank
• THIS WEEK IN HISTORY
• Hit by fears of recession, Dow sheds 512 points
• Small bookstores thrive amid change
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• AUGUSTA COUNTY LAND TRANSFERS
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• Boyfriend charged with assault, abduction
• Va. Tech locked down for hours over report of gun
• St. Francis of Assisi welcomes new priest
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• Unemployment rose in June
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• Developer hopes increased housing demand sways county
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• Underground rocks delay water improvements for Waynesboro residents
• Princeton Review: MBC Among Region's Best
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• Chesapeake Bay's blue crab population on rebound
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• Local People: Ruebush joins bank
• Larcenies, burglary reported in Augusta
• Police charge 22-year-old woman with stalking
• Nomination #3 – Best Promotional Effort – Specialty
• Report: Va. colleges hike tuition
• House OKs debt deal
• Experts: U.S. could still lose AAA debt rating
• Founder leaves Mockingbird behind
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• Ex-Roanoke students, teachers reunite
• Late stab at debt-limit deal to avert default
• “Gypsy Hill Park” (Staunton Daily News-1896)
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• WAYNESBORO RESTAURANT INSPECTIONS
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• Paramedic takes to the skies to save lives
• Lawmakers elect judges to Supreme Court
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• Balanced budget amendment wins plaudits, jeers
• Original Civil War documents sought for Aug. 5-6 digitization
• Wednesday Night Bluegrass in Gypsy Hill Park
• Cream and Chickens for the Garden Center
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• Area residents make Tech's dean's list
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• Kelly found not guilty in stabbing death
• Staunton seeks more study on border shift
• Greenville man gets 14 years for drunken driving death
• Bibeau concedes, Homes gets GOP treasurer nomination
• Farmers Market closing in Verona
• Operation B-Sting Mission Accomplished
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• Staunton Restaurant Inspections
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• Students named to Lee honor roll
• Top official warns on cost to fix state institutions
• Supervisors agree to shift boundary
• Supervisors approve funding for Wilson Elementary expansion
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• Program embraces Jesus to overcome addictions
• Three Augusta property owners seek zoning OK for business
• Sheriff's Office arrests 7 in Augusta on Monday
• Waynesboro, state welcome PPI for business
• Low bidder named for Newtown project
• Passion for theater brings Marsh to a new stage
• Augusta Health wins award for children's vaccine program
• Hershey expectations rise on strong 2Q profit
• Shull wins GOP nomination for Riverheads election
• Local governments seek OK for animal shelter
• Protests call for debt, budget action
• A Monument To Colonel John Lewis, The Founder of Staunton
• Staunton, Augusta consider boundary shift
• $3.5M land deal OK'd
• Chesapeake Bay 'dead zone' grows
• Staunton hearing on noise rule postponed
• 'Caylee's Law' being considered
• Waynesboro OKs changes to wards
• Wealth gap widens further between whites, minorities
• Stormy relations preceded death
• Interfaith Group Takes Aim on Area Hunger
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• Wednesday Night Bluegrass in Gypsy Hill Park
• Brush Strokes and Biology: Professors Learn How Science Illuminates Art
• American Cancer Society Road to Recovery Driver
• Accuser of ex-IMF chief speaks out about sex case
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• Probe continues in man's slaying
• Waynesboro's raw SOL scores show improvement in math
• Norway police arrive 90 minutes after firing began
• Troubled diva Amy Winehouse found dead at home
• Stock market plunge feared over debt crisis
• Terror strikes Norway
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• Waynesboro woman claims she killed husband
• THIS WEEK IN HISTORY
• Beating the Heat @ Camp Staunton
• STAUNTON RESTAURANT INSPECTIONS
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• News Corp. PAC boosted political donations in June
• Obama, House GOP meet anew to strike elusive deal
• Panetta to end ban on gays
• Police Logs
• Operation B-Sting: A Mid-Summer Teen Favorite
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• AUGUSTA COUNTY RESTAURANT INSPECTIONS
• Full appeals court to hear man's innocence plea
• FAA could be shut down if House, Senate can't agree
• Federal suspect indicted in Staunton
• GOP's Allen, Dems' Kaine agree on solution to run-down base schools
• U.S. Marshals add Homestead shooting suspect to most-wanted list
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• W&L names Rupke to Johnson Professorship
• Former JMU professor sentenced for child porn
• Nomination #2 – Best Promotional Effort Award
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• Woman identified in fatal multiple-car crash on I-81
• Woman sues after Va. county rejects retreat
• POLICE LOGS
• Valley farmers in talks for beef deal
• Vehicle dispute goes bad, couple charged
• Loans go up at DCCU
• Gannett reports lower 2nd-quarter earnings
• Obama appoints Cordray to lead consumer agency
• POLICE LOGS
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• Va. GOP holds cash advantage over Dems
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• In The Service
• Staunton Parks and Recreation Activity Report for June 2011
• Hampton residents question river markers' safety
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• WAYNESBORO LICENSED CHILD CARE INSPECTIONS
• U.Va. research helps push ideas to market
• STAUNTON LICENSED CHILD CARE INSPECTIONS
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• Navy prepares to open new, $64M brig in Chesapeake
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• Atlanta schools created culture of cheating, fear
• On last day in jail, Casey Anthony's future uncertain
• After 90 years, flag firm's business still grows
• 'Grand bargain' on deficit still in the works
• AUGUSTA COUNTY LICENSED CHILD CARE INSPECTIONS
• Navy ships heading to scrap yard in Texas
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• Childhood accident didn't stop Hilbert from getting back in the rink
• Woman raising funds for Y robbed
• THIS WEEK IN HISTORY
• Freedman led life of crime in 1859
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• Repairs scheduled on I-81N off-ramp
• Bolling lauds Waynesboro
• Fisher Auto's proposal gets OK
• Sitcoms give networks Emmy nominations
• Richmond plans to promote breastfeeding in health care push
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• AUGUSTA COUNTY BUILDING PERMITS
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• Meanwhile back at Lofton Lake
• Little Girls: Sugar and Spice and Everything Nice & Little Boys: Snakes and Snails and Puppy Dog Tails
• Whooping cough cases on the rise
• Austin seeking Middle River seat
• MBC to Welcome Prospective Students for Private College Week
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• House, Senate continue standoff over Congressional districts
• Online health care deals are growing, and so are the warnings
• POLICE LOGS
• County approves one-time bonus for employees
• Staunton takes new approach to night noise
• County to explore legal options on FEMA maps
• WAYNESBORO RESTAURANT INSPECTIONS
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• Marketers go huge with lower-calorie offerings
• Mobile payments services turn cellphone into credit card readers
• Bronze 'Brothers' at Capitol for Civil War 150th
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• WAYNESBORO LAND TRANSFERS
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• POLICE LOGS
• Debt talks yield little
• Airlines entice premium passengers with wine
• Analysis: Obama 'bully pulpit' remarks pose risks
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• Murdoch in U.K. as hacking controversy lingers
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• No free pass for Medicare recipients in debt talks
• Cities grapple with aging population
• Officials warn of Opana overdose
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• 2 families bring healthy baking to central Va.
• Bachmann, Perry to visit Liberty
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• Williams, Bridges participate in military exercise
• Don't ignore calls from collection agencies
• 'Light this fire one more time'
• U.N. OKs 7,000 peacekeepers for South Sudan
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• STAUNTON LAND TRANSFERS
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• A Letter from John Howe Peyton to his Wife Anne Montgomery Lewis
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• Beyeler seeks re-election for supervisor seat
• Lovelady leaving board
• Garden grant for Kate Collins
• Waynesboro plans land purchase
• Composting business plan clears Augusta zoning panel
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• AUGUSTA COUNTY LAND TRANSFERS
• Glasgow man pleads guilty in sex case
• 'Renegade farmer' focus of documentary 'American Meat'
• Chemical spill raises alarm
• MORE AUGUSTA COUNTY LAND TRANSFERS
• Gypsy Hill Skate Camp a Hit this Summer
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• Glasgow man to plead guilty after judge rejects deal
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• Fishersville burglary nets more than $5,000
• Weyers Cave woman reports boyfriend abducted her on July 4
• Webb, Warner push offshore drilling
• City Engineer says College Park water upgrades must be done soon
• Presidential library foundation elects pediatrician as chairman
• Staunton to replace drainage pipe near Wharf District
• Home sales rise in June, but prices lower than a year ago
• The Best of Times at USA Day (Part II)
• Camp Staunton Celebrates Independence Day
• Feds talk with residents about dam fears
• Buggs Island Lake catfish legend grows and grows
• Eavers to seek Riverheads board seat
• Man skirts felony charges
• Road deaths double over July Fourth weekend
• Staunton sales approach boasts quality of life
• Waynesboro gets South River greenway grant for $320,000
• Bentley Commons could be sold
• Anger, shock greet Anthony verdict
• Hiker makes 'one day' today
• Fire hits convenience store
• Man who hunted bin Laden
• Joey Chestnut chows down 5th hot dog contest win
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• Bridge effort raises $100K
• 77 become U.S. citizens at Monticello
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• Nominations for Best Promotional Effort – Electronic Media
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• Book documents 30 former boom towns in Va.
• Jackpot-winning lottery ticket sold in Herndon
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• International naval exercise completed off Va.
• New Softball League for Girls
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• Local People: Williams receives scholarship
• Local People: Yeago named to Tech dean's list
• Local People: Easterling elected to ALCU board
• Local People: Cook named to makes honor roll
• Local People: Swanson, Black make dean's list
• Local People: Foley honored with award
• Fort Mascot has fond memories of his school
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• Poll: Obama, Senate race in 2012 are dead heats
• Waynesboro man accused of exposing himself
• Bond denied in county abduction case
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• Study finds Virginia secondary roads are deteriorating
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• Staunton native awarded Purple Heart
• Virginia poll finds backing for McDonnell, gay adoption
• South River Restaurant and Wine Shop calling it quits after 12 years
• Police say Mount Solon man purposely drove car into flower bed
• VDOT officials hosting public meeting to discuss $43.3M Tinkling Spring Road project
• Augusta gets first units built with low-income housing tax credits
• Valley job growth picks up a bit
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• Dominion asks for rate increases
• In The Service: Bruce completes basic training
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• Although less than desired, tourism funds will help, Waynesboro association says
• Pawn store employee arrested in Staunton
• Foster parent pleads guilty to trying to film 15-year-old girl
• Summit focuses on helping people with disabilities find work
• Waynesboro revitalization project gets $770,000 boost
• Animal shelter decision could be made today
• Killer gets 20-year prison term
• Inmate set to be executed Aug. 18
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• At retrial, jury convicts ex-Ill. Gov. Blagojevich
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• Swortzel to seek school board seat
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• Transportation projects face hurdles
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• Eastern Europe observes Reagan's 100th birthday
• Warm weather lets whales, plankton migrate across Northwest Passage
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• Same-sex marriage vote a national issue
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• Seagrass restoration harkens scallops' return
• Va. Tech shooter's missing tape found
• Dairy of a Summer Camper
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• Warner: Congress doesn't get fiscal perils
• Bosnian suspected of detainee abuse arrested in Roanoke
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• A soldier gets his Bronze Star
• Outdoor 11-on-11 Soccer in Staunton
• Shelburne Middle School Honor Roll
• Grants announced for water projects
• Deadlock hits Va. Supreme Court
• Feds, George's settle Tyson plant suit
• Closed Crompton-Shenandoah plant gets on historic register
• Group's video challenges stigma of mental illness
• Shifflett to seek 2nd term
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• Valley man knows finance and firearms
• Tax filing errors cost county $1.9M
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• Busker plays the banjo for those passing by in downtown Staunton
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• Local People: Weller earns medical degree
• Trucker charged in I-64 wreck
• Insurer settles in pedestrian death
• Police arrest Staunton man
• 19-year-old convicted in Staunton home invasion
• Golf carts allowed on some county roads
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• Rural housing exception approved by supervisors
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• Waynesboro Restaurant Inspections
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• JMU recognizes grads, outstanding students
• Heritage foundation cancels Waynesboro walking tours
• Sheriff's office wins state, national traffic award
• Waynesboro man gets 20-year prison term for selling meth
• Council members say Staunton offers good examples of eco-friendly development
• Virginia is planning Wilson centennial events
• County looks at options to treat tainted water
• Draft woman gets 2 1/2 years in sex case involving boy
• Union to open area branches next week
• Firm seeks county OK on sludge
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• McCLung names account manager
• Some black recipients resent segregation scholarships to whites
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• American Cancer Society Road to Recovery Driver
• 'Green Lantern' lights box office
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• Can golf success carry over for Obama, Boehner?
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• Students named to honor roll
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• Colonial Bank executive sentenced to 8 years in prison
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• Firm flies lawmakers to France
• AARP slammed for not fighting Social Security cuts
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• N.Y. gay marriage vote slowed down by politics
• Pandora joins other IPOs in rise and fall
• Senate votes to repeal ethanol tax credits
• Study: Youth too self-centered
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• Let’s Make Staunton Great For Kids
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• Augusta County Land Transfers
• Summer Extravaganza to be one-day event
• Staunton Parks and Recreation Activity Report for May 2011
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• Area limestone vulnerable to sinkholes
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• Berkeley Glenn Elementary students named to honor roll
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• Attention swimmers and health conscious 50+ year olds
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• Plea deal rejected in county sex case
• Police say lock your car doors
• Localities issue shelter bids
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• 24-year-old pleads guilty to child abuse
• Sex with teen nets prison term
• Teaching is Churchville woman's true calling
• VMI adds Stonewall's house to museum operations
• VDOT busy working on 3 sinkholes in area roads
• Waynesboro City Council passes $40 million budget
• Staunton roads get fixes
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• Apples No. 1 produce for pesticide contamination
• Ash grounds more flights in Australia, New Zealand
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• Signs of decline mount for Southern Baptists
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• Area students honored at Tech awards ceremony
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• Fliers happier with airline service, but not fees, fares
• Mastermind of '98 embassy blasts killed in Somalia
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• Dating back to '20s, 'unschool' among options for learning
• Fatal bus accident in Va. highlights driver fatigue
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• McDonnell slams Napolitano over immigration plea
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• Nonstop flights to Chicago begin from Charlottesville
• Arlington Cemetery works to fix burial problems
• Gates: Europe's penny-pinching could doom NATO future
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• Shull set to announce election bid
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• Plan will add more wilderness to forest
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• How to make your fake sick-day calls to the boss sound legit
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• Feds: 'A car is not a mobile device'
• Day Three Orientation Mash-Up: Education Through Music and Outward Bound
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• Parkway shooter expected to get life
• WAYNESBORO LAND TRANSFERS
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• Local college student is dedicated to her art
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• Two boys admit to shooting vehicles in Staunton
• Coleman, Sorrells not running again
• Warner: 'Gang of Six' will finish debt reduction plan
• August-like heat grips East Coast
• Buddy, can you spare a goat?
• Greenville sewer plan advances
• Fire damages home in New Hope
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• Woodpecker population rising
• Tech board OKs tuition increases
• Shenandoah Valley Railroad seeks to expand Staunton yard
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• Bridges, McDonnell launch child hunger program
• SPCA opens spay/neuter clinic
• Day 2: The Joy of Play
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• ROAD REPORT
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• Wildfire burns 40 acres near Buena Vista
• Va. picks vendors for online school programs
• Cowboy with a cause
• Day 1: Camp Staunton 2011 Staff Orientation
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• AUGUSTA COUNTY LICENSED CHILD CARE INSPECTIONS
• Parties maneuvering on debt and Medicare
• Melanoma drugs offer hope
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• Club presents scholarship to Burgoyne
• Splendor in the grass
• Veteran fulfills Memorial Day dream
• Soccer dad faces assault charges
• Youth running program in Staunton ends with race
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• Things Are Grooving as Camp Staunton Gets Their Dance On
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• Civil War 'Prayer Tree' felled in Va.
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• Augusta County land transfers
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• Changes coming at Augusta Cooperative Extension
• Moore eyes supervisor slot
• Parties in Virginia health care lawsuit file more briefs
• Bell seeks 2nd term, talks jobs, education
• Augusta County restaurant inspections
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• Staunton land transfers
• Students receive Elks scholarships
• Crimora resident named to dean's list
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• Staunton resident enjoys one degree of separation
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• Belle Grove offers kids' history camp
• DCCU elects new board members
• Lyndhurst man charged after gunshots complaint
• Staunton man who complained about pot pleads guilty to possession
• Patrons to have access to Waynesboro library during construction
• Report: Virginia failing to protect mentally ill
• Unemployment down in April
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• Stuarts Draft SADD Club wins $10K
• VCSB scrambling to limit impact on services from budget cuts
• What Parents Want According to our Seasoned Child Care Workers
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• Parades, flyovers, flags mark somber occasion
• Va. seeks WWII memories for library
• Richards makes spring dean's list
• Salvaged food helps supply Va. food banks
• Warner wants updates on Arlington cemetery fixes
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• Scott brothers capture Civil War in 'Gettysburg'
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• Va. DMV halts overhaul of its computer system
• State set to host discussion on manufacturing in South
• Community Clubs
• Bakers, farmers donate surplus to Valley Mission
• Saying bye isn't easy for Ridgeview grads
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• Doctor reaches agreement on assault charge
• VCSB: Services near normal despite layoffs
• Elderly woman hospitalized
• Funds sought for runoff fix
• Eaglets bring Chase Community Giving grant to Wildlife Center of Virginia
• Staunton joins pool for cheaper insurance
• Staunton boosts financial safety net
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• James Madison board OKs tuition increase
• Lovable underdog VCU comes up short
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• Award validates Augusta Health's choices, officials say
• Some criticize criteria for redistricting
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• Another state computer deal cost comes home
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• McDonnell vetoes PE requirement for students
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• Fog Advisory: I-64E in Augusta Co.
• Vehicle Accident: VA-254W in Staunton.
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• Vehicle Accident: I-81S in Augusta Co.
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• Augusta Library proud of its fresh look
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• Guard unit heading to Afghanistan
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• Vehicle Accident: I-81S in Augusta Co.
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• Tractor Trailer Accident: I-81S in Augusta Co
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• The Power of Five
• Barbara G. Gordon
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• Retired counselor reaches out to 'at risk' students
• Augusta County Board of Supervisors approve Wilson roundabout
• Parkway shooter to get life in prison
• Anton Buchert
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• Roundabout won't solve Wilson's traffic problem
• Rose needs to take back 'Uncle Tom' jab at Duke
• Shenandoah Boys' Soccer Preview: New coaches, fresh faces for area teams
• Vehicle Accident: I-64W in Augusta Co.
• Vehicle Accident: I-64W in Augusta Co.
• Litter Pickup Operations: I-81 and I-64
• Litter Pickup Operations: I-81 and I-64
• Rural zoning discussion planned
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• Webb plans to continue in public life after he retires
• Shelburne students run 'stop the violence' week
• Eavey lifts Wilson in 8 innings
• Staunton may increase developer fees
• Mary N. Fielding
• Barbara G. Gordon
• Good restaurants draw tourists, revenue
• Beck depends on the gullibility of angry people
• Maintenance: I-81
• Barbara G. Gordon
• Eleanor R. Southard
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• H.S. Boys' Tennis: Green Hornets blank Gladiators
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• Staunton kicks off Restaurant Week
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• Jackson expected to plead guilty
• Truckers cause traffic hazard on Va. 56
• Robert Lisle
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• VCSB may add program to help disabled
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• Vance L. Coffey
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• Goodlatte's cuts more dangerous than portrayed
• Let's all pitch in some paper so schools don't run short
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• Vehicle Accident: US-250E in Augusta Co.
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• Gary Cash
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• Area unemployment rises
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• Vehicle Accident: I-64E in Augusta Co.
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• Elizabeth S. Fields
• Gloria M. Cusson
• Emma L. Baldwin
• Bargaining missing in the brouhaha
• GOP trying to 'shock and awe' Democrats into submission
• An investment worth making
• Warning about Synthetic Sensations
• Unoccupied seats available at concert
• Kay F. Johnson
• Ties with Japan Strengthen After Quake
• Helen K. Walter
• Mary S. Fields
• Grace T. Barnes
• John W. Campbell
• Construction, good; recycling, better
• Police arrest suspect in slaying
• JMU women staying close to home for NCAAs
• Blind athletes excel at goalball
• New TV format ditches the switches
• Education department in need of improvement
• Spiders score first A-10 title
• Rams get surprise at-large selection
• Blue Devils get ACC crown, last No. 1 seed in tourney
• Big East gives tourney a familiar feel
• Betty Lou Shank
• Grace T. Barnes
• Cora C. Thornberry
• Lelia Jo Hook
• Pearl S. Johnston
• Recycling debris pays dividends at VSDB project
• Mount Solon woman expected to plead guilty in sex case
• Crossing the bridge to a better life
• John P. Patterson
• Judy L. Adams
• Rebecca P. Murray
• Americans' health worse than Brits'
• After breakup, move on
• Katelyn Rose Bosserman
• Crouch ~ Huggard
• 60 years ~ Swisher
• Churches target outdoorsmen to close gender gap in pews
• Green, Millbrook too much for Lee Ladies
• Nature good to Highland's maple this year
• Judy L. Adams
• A hearty well done to our basketball teams
• Final: Brunswick 55, Waynesboro boys 48
• Final: Millbrook 66, Robert E. Lee 58
• Ryan resigns as Virginia's women's basketball coach
• Russell P. Spradlin
• Charles D. Bird
• MBC student: All of Japan badly shaken
• Farmers unfairly squeezed
• Elizabeth M. Baker
• Waynesboro faces 28-1 Brunswick
• Lee Ladies hoping to topple defending champions
• Online response to letter was inappropriate
• Disc Golf in The Queen City
• Statement from President Pamela Fox on the Earthquake in Japan
• Barking up the right tree
• Thomas M. Earhart
• Nell H. Collinsworth
• Red Pride go cold in fourth as J.I. Burton advances
• Augusta, SPCA far apart on fees
• Charles W. Harris
• Florence E. Dittrich
• Nell H. Collinsworth
• Gomes' view of God one we all could live with
• Mentally ill require treatment not found in jail
• Wanted Weyers Cave man has fled country, police say
• National Weather Service upgrades flood watch to flash flood warning for cities, southeastern Augusta County
• Area under severe thunderstorm and flood watch through this evening
• Final: J.I. Burton 46, Riverheads 38
• William B. Thompson Jr.
• Nell H. Collinsworth
• Florence E. Dittrich
• Touring Air Force Band unit makes stop in Staunton
• Wanda, White Boys ready to say farewell
• Filling in the cracks in the system
• Edith S. Beahm
• Florence T. Bell
• Not easy being America
• Kudos to Goshen leaders for solving water problem
• Another chance for Red Pride
• Edith S. Beahm
• Staunton Volleyball League a Smashing Success
• Charles W. Harris
• A New Partnership in Bloom
• Student Brings Personal Story, International Ties to Women's Event
• Lee Ladies hold on to preserve title shot
• White lifts Giants past Fluvanna in state semis
• Craigsville seeks funds for sewage plant
• What happens if the world doesn't end?
• Marginalized being hurt by GOP's push to cut budget
• Bonuses deserved
• Larry W. Bunch
• Betty Jean Bishop
• Dainty R. Jarrett
• Final: Waynesboro boys 72, Fluvanna 60
• Final: Robert E. Lee girls 50, Western Albemarle 44
• Video Replay: Watch today's basketball games
• Final: Millbrook 62, Spotswood girls 38
• Final: Brunswick 65, Spotswood boys 37
• Coming at 5 p.m.: Waynesboro boys vs. Fluvanna video
• Live Now: Video from Lee girls' semi-final game
• 'Career Premiere' Offers Networking, Face time
• Lecture to Explore Evolution of Social Behavior
• Preston Yancey stuck at starting line
• Goshen's water worries erased
• 'Bad boys' Busch, Stewart showing more mature demeanor so far
• Little Giants' task: Stop Ya-Ya
• Delaney, Smith named all-ACC
• H.S. Girls' Basketball: Warriors fall in VACA final
• Sara H. Coyner
• Lee Ladies facing improved Western
• Keeping your word
• Weyers Cave man sought in homicide investigation
• VCU, ODU keep title game in the Commonwealth
• Shumpert, Georgia Tech rally past Miami
• Questions, but no answers
• Coal ships create a traffic jam at ports
• Waynesboro Land Transfers
• Elizabeth Moore Bratton
• Happy 1st Birthday to our Staunton Parks and Recreation Blog: (psssst) Tips and Tricks Revealed
• Diverse, Talented Group to Represent Students in 2011-12
• Residence Hall Association Captures Big Wins
• Little Leonardo Art Classes Encourage Toddler Creativity
• Facebook Friends Help Staunton Decide Summer Camp Theme
• 50 years ~ McLain
• Valley scriptwriters set their sights on big screen
• NASCAR's Tebow? Faith is driving force for Trevor Bayne
• H.S. Boys' Basketball: Crusaders capture third
• Virginia budget negotiators miss deadline
• Richard Edward Britt
• Meltdown in fourth costs Lee region crown
• Don't fear a shutdown
• Broken system needs a big fix
• Cavaliers collapse as Eagles rally
• History texts can be a weapon
• John D. Massengill
• ACLU: Let students post Bible excerpts
• This Week In History
• Let's talk jobs — and help people find them, too
• Stephen L. Bowman
• Fort students explore '80s pop culture
• Knife attack triggers murder trial that leads to strange tale
• Waynesboro rips Blazers to capture region title
• Stewart shrugs off failure at Daytona
• John D. Massengill
• Spotswood ends Fort Defiance's postseason run
• Confident Thomas puts Lee in states
• Riverheads returns to state tourney
• Classrooms can't afford budget cuts, parents say
• Online pursuit worse than sex abuse?
• Charles M Blair Sr.
• Stephen Lee Bowman
• Shreckhise making all the right calls
• Underage drinking and driving gets penalty it deserves
• From the Very Small to the Very Tall and 400 Million Years In Between
• Tossing T-Shirts for a Good Cause
• College's Virtual Home Earns Actual Prize
• Barren Ridge Vineyards to host an evening of wine, music, food
• Top musicians to present an evening of jazz
• Maud L. Pugh
• Waynesboro boys gain another state berth
• Cavs take sting out of Yellow Jackets
• Page's late rally ends Gap's season
• Painter pleads guilty to killing homeless man
• Rabies-infected horse spurs warning
• Lois W. Coleman
• Room to agree on rescue deal
• Holbert's FTs keep Cougars alive
• H.S. Boys' Basketball: Crusaders cruise
• ACC Football: Beamer shuffles his coaches
• Region basketball tourneys a mess
• Riverheads rolls in Region B opener
• Exit 91 improvements draw developer interest
• Augusta fire plan sparks buzz
• Judy B. Cook
• Judith C. Burns
• Don't shortchange students
• Lois Lundstrom
• The Great Awakening of 2011
• <em>The Colored Museum</em> Promises to Entertain and Surprise
• Cinnamon Band comes home
• Positive sign of the times
• Judy B. Cook
• Judith C. Burns
• Affordable housing units coming to county
• Lynwood L. Lowry
• Staunton to trim capital spending
• Great leaders have a vision, are decisive
• Spotswood knocks Lee out of tournament in season-ending loss
• Waynesboro slips past Rustburg in OT
• Mildred M. Hill
• Meet the Challenge: 25 Acts of Service in 2011
• Girls' Regional Tournament Lineups
• Boys' Regional Tournament Lineups
• Harper leads Richmond over St. Bonaventure
• Lee girls finish 2nd
• Fort's Oakley wins regional title
• Lee Roy Minter Sr.
• Mercedes J. Williams
• Paulyena T. Martin
• Lynwood L. Lowry
• Celestia W. Thacker
• Protecting drinking water starts with preserving its sources
• Lawmakers give thumbs up to Sign Language courses
• Obama, Congress brace for budget impasse
• Mildred "Millie" Hill
• Helen A. Fenerty
• Luray defeats Gap for title
• Charismatic Catholics? They exist in Northeast Florida
• Area bucks sedentary South
• File this under ... Get Organized
• Area wrestlers fall short in title matches
• Dairy farms fight low prices, high costs
• Firefighters save Waynesboro homes
• Buck E. Bonner
• Robert R. Clement
• How to help a city thrive
• Recliner hides all my mess
• Buck E. Bonner
• Boss: 'Do it!' Schools: 'With what?'
• This Week In History
• These athletes make great role models
• Barbara Beiler
• Augusta school layoffs possible
• Lost stereoscopic views might be earliest of city
• Lee tramples Fort in SVD championship
• Waynesboro wins SVD title by a free throw
• Recreation Trip Draws Both Duke and UVA Basketball Fans
• County considers cutting teachers
• Slavery museum should be built
• Lyle F. Bradley
• Robert F. Rose Jr.
• A safe way to text and drive: In a simulator, not on a road
• Best school reform starts with teachers
• Debra S. Cline
• Draft holds on despite cold 2nd half
• Busch posts big win in duel
• Lawhorn's competitive fire always burning
• SVD Boys: Wildcats coast past Cougars
• Diverse sounds of Lauderdale coming to Roanoke
• Lyle F. Bradley
• Mark L. Reynolds
• Find the magic of steam at trains museum exhibit
• Leemen shade Draft to advance to final
• Woman dies in tractor accident
• Staunton's decision stuns developer
• Catherine A. Forsyth
• H.S. Girls' Basketball: East Rock whips Bulldogs
• Long wait for right deal?
• No. 5 Blue Devils too much for Cavs
• Page County upends Riverheads
• MBC Connects with Young Science Sleuths
• Teaching Partner Recognized for Excellence in the Classroom
• Catherine A. Forsyth
• Mark W. Monroe
• Laura J. Lee
• ACC: Hokies knock off Terrapins
• Staunton home values drop 8.2%
• Gateway project talks between city, developers end
• Bison hammer E. Rock in district opener
• Lee rolls past Waynesboro into SVD final
• Falcons soar past Gladiators in district opener
• H.S. Indoor Track: Lee's Jenkins wins four events
• Susan P. Cruse
• Building community
• David W. Frost
• Sylvia D. Rodson
• Claude W. Reid
• Coffey's FTs help Riverheads advance
• Rail proposal highlights divide between Obama, GOP
• ACC Football: Va. Tech, Virginia face off Nov. 26
• Taylor has passion to succeed on, off court
• Valley hit with 'a red flag day'
• John L. Neff
• Elzie Z. Harmon
• Long road to freedom
• Egypt gets sweet taste of liberty
• Help for Students Navigating the Job Market
• Hokies KO Ga. Tech
• Elzie Z. Harmon
• Gerald H. Ratcliff
• Showalter, new-look Orioles ready to go camping
• Final Prep Boys' Basketball Scoring
• Smith carries No. 5 Duke past Miami
• Final Prep Girls' Basketball Scoring
• Agriculture lobbyists optimistic about Congress
• Neighbors rally to support Mount Solon family
• Rachel A. Bell
• David W. Frost
• Fort boys cruise to Southern Valley title
• Driving without oil cap could destroy engine
• Factory jobs still scarce, but outlook good for skilled workers
• New iPad, iPhone app helps keep track of sins
• Margaret L. Carpenter
• Bartley~Hall
• Cougars move on to SVD semis
• Stuarts Draft thumps Rockbridge
• Lee's Desper, Draft's Davis capture gold
• Legislators put kids at back of the line
• Seminoles stop Cavs' comeback
• Airport needs community support to thrive
• This Week In History
• Waking up the neighbors?
• City history runs gamut from big duck hunts to art auctions
• H.S. Boys' Basketball: Blazers clinch regional berth
• H.S. Girls' Basketball: UCA thumps Crusaders
• Gibbs aiming for fourth Sprint Cup title
• Johnson's crew gets NFL-style makeover
• Region III Wrestling: Strong start for SVD grapplers
• U.S. Justice Dept. blasts Virginia over its care for disabled
• House votes to dump troubled kids from budget
• Wreck ties up I-81 for hours
• Dorothy C. Arrowood
• Charlotte H. Alexander
• Slaves found hope in Christianity, Old Testament stories
• Not politics as usual
• Leemen wrap up spotless SVD slate
• Earnhardt, Johnson hot topics at Daytona
• Lee Ladies get scare from Fort
• Mickens always has something cooking
• With Webb retiring, Democrats' odds of winning 2012 Senate race drop
• Family movie night turned deadly
• Nancy L. Hamilton
• Beaulah L. Kirby
• School switch well planned
• More childish tantrums from Arizona
• Anonymous play to be performed by American Shakespeare Center troupe
• Need Valentine's ideas? Look no further
• Lee's Desper hoping to end career with state title
• Lawsuit another PR mess for Redskins
• Recyclemania Redux
• Students Traveling Abroad Share Their Stories Close to Home
• Special grand jury investigates Staunton stabbing death
• H.S. Girls' Basketball: Lee Ladies roll past Wilson
• Waynesboro approves redistricting plan
• Alice E. Fitzgerald
• Kinney C. Bailey
• Coach's sacrifice saves his player's life
• Despots allowed to return to Haiti
• Subsidies need fresh look
• Leemen clinch 3rd SVD title in 4 years
• Second-half surge powers Fort girls
• When men were men — and women were, too
• Goodlatte supports scrapping rural flight subsidies
• Yancey fires 6 volunteers
• Susan B. Nicholas
• Nancy B. Arehart
• Eight added to Draft hall of fame
• Balancing stability, moral policy
• Veterans need care, not court
• Lee Ladies' run-and-gun blitzes Broadway
• Floyd on her game on, off the court
• Sigmon scores TKO
• Raise the Yurt: Some Valley residents enjoy living in the round
• New census figures mean rural areas lose clout
• Ruth C. Brooks
• Nancy B. Arehart
• Girls' Prep Basketball Standings
• Boys' Prep Basketball Standings
• Area Boys' Prep Basketball Scoring
• Area Girls' Prep Basketball Scoring
• UNC fans shedding no tears for Drew
• Bottenfield ~ Shifflett
• Early spring planting just around the corner
• Adalynn Brees Berry
• R.E. Lee class of 1981
• Waynesboro to pick a redistricting plan
• Duane E.Hahn
• Mourning a mentor
• ACC/State Roundup: Hokies, Cavaliers fall short in nail-biters
• Gladiators, Bison combine for five sectional golds
• H.S. Boys' Basketball: Crusaders suffer first VACA loss
• A good time for a lesson in indigence
• This Week In History
• Our shared history
• Census shows aging population in region
• Augusta played major role in Revolution
• Sitzberger sparkles as Cougars edge Fort
• Energized Lee Ladies thump Little Giants
• Draft boys turn back Indians
• Lee rallies to top Waynesboro
• Anna V. Dillow
• Russell J. Homiak
• Irene S. Shifflett
• Joyce C. Moore
• Madge W. Williams
• Herbert C. Fix
• Census: Area growth lags state, nation
• Brice R. Armstrong
• Honor marches on
• H.S. Boys' Basketball: Ridgeview Christian thumps Stuart Hall
• H.S. Girls' Basketball: Stuart Hall rolls past Ridgeview
• Anna V. Dillow
• Downsized art exhibit inspired by down economy
• Fishersville residents express Yancey angst
• William & Mary defeats James Madison 73-67
• Delaney, Virginia Tech beat NC State 77-69
• London gets Virginia's biggest class since 2002
• Discovery Museum makes exploring fun
• Hokies sign 20, lose out on prized quarterback
• Mickens gives up baseball, basketball to pursue football at JMU
• Hugh E. Bosserman
• To the rescue — at last
• Romeo and Juliet Goes All Male
• Black History Month: 'Powerful Beyond Measure'
• Highway borrowing plan clears hurdle
• Lawmakers aim to simplify ag-forestal zoning process
• Hugh E. Bosserman
• Kathern R. Balser
• Failed educational system forced Ohio mom to act desperately
• What success looks like
• Red Pride rocked by East Rockingham
• Draft gives No. 3 Lee rough night
• Happening Today
• ACC 'Noles thump Deacons
• During Protests, Scholar's Thoughts are Close to Home
• With a Focus on Diversity, Jewish Film Fest Returns to Staunton
• Strange how aging hurts more every day
• Kitten killer held
• Cry of freedom
• Helicopter crew guides lost hiker
• Verlin E. Michael
• Grace B. Dull
• Swiss school system sticks to the basics
• Wounded boy's mother jailed
• Riverheads places 2nd in wrestling tourney
• Reba Gum
• Joan L. Burkholder
• Green thriving as Hokie since being pressed to play
• Juanita M. Redman
• Reba Gum
• Red Storm stuns No. 3 Duke
• Allen's 18 lift Hokies past Miami
• State reevaluating institutions
• Disabled men taught to live independently
• Teens, cattle benefit from VCCP heifer show
• Ruby H. Hinkle
• Roy Lewis Hilbert
• Reba Gum
• H.S. Boys' Basketball Standings
• H.S. Girls' Basketball: Eagles topple Panthers
• So long, code plaid
• Pact gives Fishersville full-time rescue
• Expressing sympathy often is a tricky task
• Bridal Guide 2011: Reception foods really are a matter of taste
• Pink Cadillac will take you back in time
• Russell E. Jones
• Green Hornets turn in solid effort
• Birth: Autumn Marie Nagel
• H.S. Girls' Basketball
• H.S. Boys' Basketball: Indians snap slide
• Hanging up the mic
• Mabel M. Baker
• Vo-Tech upgrades ordered to keep nursing program
• Augusta soldier was a Revolutionary War hero
• Obama won peace prize too early
• Rachel A. Hupman
• This Week In History
• Smiley's double-double leads Lee past 'Cats
• Lee's Mickens selected to second team AP All-Group AA
• Hot-shooting Indians cool off Hornets
• Happening Today
• Sanchez pleads guilty to stabbing
• Barrage of snow and sleet hits Valley
• Ruby C. Knibbs
• Girls invited to Victorian Valentine tea party event
• Eula M. Key
• Bluegrass bands come together to raise funds for Bison music students
• New governors stumble over First Amendment
• Seating arrangements and forward thinking
• New points system unveiled
• College Sees Record Applications for Fall 2011
• International Students Take Initiative
• Ruby C. Knibbs
• Hundreds mourn 'a great Virginian'
• H.S. Swimming: Waynesboro girls split pair of meets
• Council to vote on using eminent domain to get Newtown easements
• GOP on race: one step forward, two steps back
• Edgar C. Michael Jr.
• Sloppy Medicaid system hurts us
• Arthur B. Davies III
• ACC Basketball: Clemson ends league slide
• Lee Ladies cruise past Broadway
• Toye keys Lee's 4th-quarter rally
• Byrd Machine no match for Cochran, Young Turks
• What Goes Around Comes Around: TerraCycle's Green Spin on Recycling
• Child Psychology Expert to Speak at MBC
• Leemen start slow, still net win
• Lee sweeps Knights Scott, Mickens score 44 points
• Arthur B. Davies III
• Edgar C. Michael Jr.
• Audrey H. Wise
• Allen wants seat back
• Peggy A. Simmons
• Draft man indicted on child porn charges
• We won't always know why things happen
• Increasing costs pinch Staunton schools
• A statesman and a gentleman
• Blaze claims Sherando home
• Mary L. Frye
• Edgar C. Michael Jr.
• Past time for hoops to run out the clock
• Audrey H. Wise
• Trash talk: Landfill does what it can with what it's given
• Health Department director active in Tea Party
• Virginia leader Cochran dies at 98
• George M. Cochran
• Edgar C. Michael
• Mary L. Frye
• Stuart Hall guard persevering his way to 1,000
• Area Prep Boys' Basketball Scoring
• Area Prep Girls' Basketball Scoring
• Strength shines through unexpected places
• Gertrude K. Hotinger
• Medicaid pays more, kids get less, audits show
• Ruby C. Knibbs
• Heirloom corn varieties have rich history
• H.S. Boys' Basketball: Parry McCluer thumps Riverheads
• Stuarts Draft snags pair of gold medals
• Farrakhan is fabulous for Wahoos
• MBC seeks understanding with Islam awareness week events
• So much skin, so many possibilities to draw on
• Gesture of civility, finally, is welcome
• McDonnell fundraising narrows Dem edge
• This Week In History
• Helping parents help children
• High passions result in sidewalk melee
• H.S. Girls' Basketball: Page holds off Wilson
• Theodore R. Campbell III
• Gap wins first game under new coach
• County revenue recovery for ambulance service comes up short
• Record night for Lee's Mickens
• Gertrude K. Hotinger
• Robert E. Wetzel
• Augusta might ask school staff to kick in toward retirement
• ACC Basketball: Hokies hammer Terrapins
• Prep Swimming: Waynesboro boys post win
• H.S. Girls' Basketball: Indians stifle Gobblers
• Woman called teen days before shooting
• Louis C. Brown Jr.
• The tax rate shell game
• Clark's clutch bucket sparks Riverheads
• H.S. Boys' Basketball: Gobblers thump Fort Defiance
• NASCAR's drivers OK with scoring overhaul
• Don't divert public ed funds
• James H. Calloway
• Boyd Lee Davis
• Reassessment could cut into city revenues
• Rockbridge defeats Wilson
• Page County decks Riverheads, 64-49
• No. 4 Duke beats NC State, 92-78
• Jackson leads Boston College past Virginia, 70-67
• Suspicious fire destroys home outside Waynesboro
• Governor's school drama students offer a choice
• 'Poster People' Put a Face on Wellness
• Student Awarded for Research on Japanese Youth
• Islam Awareness Week Shows Student Leadership
• Business Student, Campus Society Shine
• Lee guts it out Solid defense decks Little Giants
• Fort girls find their offense
• Lee Ladies shut down Giants
• Cougars hold off Indians
• Points system could be done
• Mount Solon woman loses lawyer
• Strasburg's rehab remains on track
• Madeline B. Brinkley
• Lee M. Botkin
• Our expensive sponsorhip
• Travel company probed
• Duelling rallies draw gun enthusiasts, foes to Capitol
• General Assembly will consider bills to slow foreclosure process
• Payday lending limits hit early snag
• Area basketball games postponed
• Grace Christian rolls past Mountain View
• Reforming education begins in the home
• Homage to a good judge
• Ralph A. Fretwell
• Jamil H. Ford
• Wilson girls, Fort boys dominate meet
• Australian Open starts with win by Sharapova
• Gobblers win on road
• Ga. Tech shuts down UNC
• Community News
• Cadets named to VMI dean's list
• Culbert McGay Jr.
• Hellen A. Crabtree
• H.S. Girls' Basketball Standings
• H.S. Boys' Basketball Standings
• Assassination attempt rightly, fully condemned
• M. Ruth Cramer
• Guidelines aim at school lunches
• Hellen A. Crabtree
• Short session makes for busy lawmakers
• Lawhorn, Davis brothers among individual champs
• King's message: Go and serve
• Resolved: Get off the couch this year
• H.S. Boys' Basketball: Rowsey pours in 42 to tie Wildcat record
• Cavaliers give Duke a remedy
• Budget constraints aid textbook inaccuracies
• Charles F. Tidd
• This Week In History
• Borrow and pay back
• Jamil H. Ford
• Millard Fillmore's 1851 visit got less attention than other presidential visits
• Toye, Leemen rout Fort
• Lee Ladies roll over Fort Defiance
• Experts say ACC has lost some luster
• Gov.'s plan includes $32.8M for Exit 91 reconstruction
• ACC Basketball: Tar Heels rally past Hokies
• Newton decalres for NFL draft
• Charles E. Weaver
• Fewer people celebrating Lee-Jackson Day
• Mount Solon homeowner shoots teen
• J. Ross Cave
• Catherine L. Hogshead
• Keeping the paperwork in case alarm bells go off
• Community services critical
• H.S. Boys' Basketball: Crusaders blitz Homeschoolers
• Solid field ready for News Leader Wrestling Tournament
• 1 dead, 1 hurt in Churchville wreck
• Waynesboro inches toward replacing old, unreliable garbage trucks
• Lohr scores 17 points to lead Grace Christian past Stuart Hall
• Grace Christian survives Stuart Hall, 30-28
• 'N-word' has become an indelible part of the American lexicon
• Governor's magical mystery tour
• Charles W. Mathes
• Confederate generals Lee and Jackson important to heritage of region, state
• Opal S. Brannock
• Man charged in 1991 Waynesboro slaying after DNA match
• College to Test Emergency Communication System
• Professor's Views on 'Virgin Queen' to Air this Month
• Price W. Williams Jr.
• Catherine L. Hogshead
• NASCAR tells drivers: One title only
• Happening Today
• Scott giving JMU a shot (and discus)
• Earthquake's tremors still felt in Valley one year later
• Staunton man stabbed to death
• Copter crew unaware of airplane
• Francis L. Van Gundy
• Elmer H. Arehart
• Haitian family eager to reunite
• Haitians must help lead recovery
• Cam Do! Auburn wins BCS title 22-19 over Oregon
• Service Projects, Memorial Reflect MLK Spirit
• Mabel C. Hatcher
• Vultures Vamoose! Staunton ups the stakes in battle against vomiting birds
• Wilson topples Buffalo Gap, 59-34
• University to rethink poor policy
• Words carry power
• Rita M. Collins
• Mabel M. Hatcher
• Virginia's Scott to have season-ending surgery
• Williams leaving Va. Tech for NFL Draft
• Jenkins, Scott shine for Lee Ladies
• No murder went unsolved in '10
• The 5 Murders of 2010
• Middle class difficult to define, maintain
• Road fatalities up slightly
• Davis leads No. 24 Florida State over Virginia women
• Singler leads No. 1 Duke past Maryland, 71-64
• Kenneth Lyle Sampson
• Henry H. Hull Jr.
• Rita M. Collins
• Ann M. Marvec
• Is a greenhouse in your future?
• Student involvement
• Betty Jo Batey
• New to the gym? Try to blend in with the regulars
• State center for disabled likely to face order to change approach
• Virginia textbook flap shows system's deep flaws
• Cavs blow 11-point lead in loss to Tar Heels
• Jury is out on boys-girls basketball twinbills
• H.S. Boys' Basketball: Gladiators top East Rockingham
• Shelburne science students race to capture the power of hands-on learning
• Musician saves one guitar from blaze that guts his Fishersville home
• Academics first
• Rosa D. Blackwell
• First Aid Crew not to blame in fatal crash
• Historical society presents U.S. 11 panel of experts
• Learning from the Jewish experience
• This Week In History
• Leemen in control vs. Wilson
• Lee Ladies turn back Green Hornets
• Gertrude K. Hotinger
• Betty H. Herron
• Orthodox Christians celebrate Christmas
• Critics: Assess values sooner
• Thank You
• Thank You
• Lucille F. Cash
• Chester E. Cleek
• It's tough always being the exception to the rules
• Putting off the inevitable
• Hokies TB Evans declares for NFL
• Fishburne flies past Bridgewater jayvees
• H.S. Girls' Basketball: VSDB rolls past Massanutten Military
• Beer, wine, food takes center stage at George Bowers
• B&B owners offer Christian retreat center downtown
• Middle School Basketball: Ridgeview Christian remains unbeaten
• School leaders expect budget squeeze
• Pilot in deadly collision may be flying in 'near future'
• June M. Butcher
• FCC walks fine line with net neutrality
• Happening Today
• Leemen post victory over scrappy Aussie team
• Click, Campbell fuel Fort attack
• Samuel J. Sutton Jr.
• Onie C. Morris
• Jeff Dollarhide
• Shirley B. Houff
• Burger joint turns off grill
• Company silent on pilot's status
• H.S. Girls' Basketball: Lee Ladies complete sweep of Trailblazers
• June M. Butcher
• Henry D. Carr
• Learn English, then learn it again
• Keeping the critters safe
• Leemen kick off new year with win
• Virginia thumps Howard as Farrakhan posts career-high 31
• Hokies' drive for top-5 win falls short
• Andrew Luck leads Stanford past Va Tech 40-12
• Riverheads coasts to win
• Traditions don't have to make sense, they just have happen — every year
• Cuccinelli's health care lawsuit will hurt Virginia
• Getting it right
• Feeling like a million bucks
• Another arson reported on Purviance Street
• Henry D. Carr
• Mona C. Goode
• Va. Tech routs Mount St. Mary's
• Slot cars keep racers young
• Staunton birder spots 700 species in 2010
• Community News
• U.S. Navy to probe lewd videos shown to carrier crew
• William F. Carter
• Jacob Houston Kiser
• Hilda Forbes Cohron
• Big bowl games provide lousy timing for local fans
• Harrell leads Hoos past LSU
• Hokies chase history
• More earn kudos for being green
• Marion J. Bergin
• New suspension will keep 'Batmobile' on road longer
• Regional jail finds way to keep costs low
• Lucille H. Armstrong
• Gardeners celebrate 'Year of the Tomato'
• Instructor, Fort grad aboard fatal flight
• Medical chopper crashes worry feds
• Orange Bowl: Hokies, Cardinal turned seasons around
• Waynesboro AD Morris dies
• Timothy L. Anderson
• Plane wreck kills 2 Cessna, helicopter collide in mid-air
• Fiery films herald real-life blazes
• Blacksburg plant explosion injures 4
• Myrtle V. Auville
• This Week In History
• A better year
• Hunters set up accessible blinds for annual deer hunt
• Clemson falls to USF in Meineke Bowl
• Injuries on defense put Hokies in a bind
• Skatetown hosts all-night party
• Natural museum teaches Virginia's pre-history
• Fort girls post solid win over Riverheads
• Anderson, Spiders stun Wake Forest
• Giants pull out big win
• Krzyzewski passes Smith on all-time win list
• Leemen blow out Blue Streaks
• Council renews ag districts for 5 years
• Why we remember
• Mildred A. Backes
• Assistance funding available for immediate use
• Via, Knicely help Draft hold off Gap
• H.S. Girls' Basketball: Bison thump Blues
• McNabb playing 'good cop, bad cop' with agent's statement
• Another rough start hurts Little Giants
• Staunton Council to vote on ag-forestal districts
• Morgan anchoring Hokies' D
• Nursing squeeze tightens at Western State
• The little museum that can
• Frederick A. Frye
• Little Giants come out cold after layoff
• Concussion awareness spreads
• Jewelers buying gold at a premium
• Valley spared from snow
• Is marriage the antidote to poverty?
• John C. Coiner
• David L. Bailey
• George's predicament
• Ragtag Redskins show no quit as season winds down
• Waynesboro boys escape Western Albemarle
• George F. Bolton II
• Mother finds way to put her grief into poetic words
• W. Gayle Garnett
• Robert L. Bosley
• Next Va. chief justice stays close to roots
• Waynesboro museum tightens its belt
• George Allen mulls Senate run, to conservatives' consternation
• Stuarts Draft family loses home to fire
• Norma G. Collins
• Garrad's errors give 'Skins the win
• Did someone say 'snow'?
• 50 years: Desper
• Make your resolution last
• Marion C. Bergin
• Charlotte Elizabeth Berry
• Mushy green beans — what's the problem?
• Youngster not going it alone against cancer
• Larry E. Beasley
• It's all about the finish for Riverheads' Campbell, Casto
• Resolving to watch JMU's Evans a healthy move
• A close encounter with the proud people of Haiti provides a visitor a lesson in the meaning of faith
• Family important to Lopez
• This Week In History
• Tidings of great joy
• Christmas commentaries paint holiday Civil War picture
• College Basketball: Lee grad receives honor from CAC
• Gladiators trying to catch up in a hurry
• Confusing war of words at Redskins Park
• Riverheads seniors enjoy DVD of title game
• At White's, truck drivers' thoughts turn home
• Bank eyes area
• Dennis the homicidal menace
• Evelylene C. Fisher
• Dear Santa, please help us help each other
• Larry E. Beasley
• Food safety bill does not make food safer
• Augusta Health dietitian fundraises for mission
• Free dental clinic expanding to meet need
• Hokies beat St. Bonaventure in OT
• McNabb's agent rips Shanahan, son over QB's benching
• Repealing a bad law
• Anna M. Venable
• Gladys Jean Cook
• Nothin' Fancy for Christmas is a good holiday plan
• Celebrate the new year your way
• One-time suspect in '67 slayings sues, says Staunton cops framed him
• Swift's effort sparks Wilson past Riverheads
• Wallace E. Clifton Jr.
• Big Red topple Hornets
• Grossman hoping to shrug off bad rep
• JMU knocks off U.Va. women
• Leemen roar back to win
• Lee Ladies come back to win
• Seven months later, questions remain in senior's death
• Worries about Va. centers prompt increased spending
• Rocking out to holiday music: Christmas R&B at Booker T.
• Milton D. Johnson
• Liberty comes with health care
• Take care if giving pet for holiday
• Marquette de Bary Jr.
• Gladiators' hopes lean on young wrestlers
• After Maui collapse, Bennett's Hoos rebound
• Blazers survive Western Albemarle
• Defenseless Cowboys hang on
• Afton church breathes life into Bethlehem village
• Staunton man wanted in vehicle vandalism
• Planning for bridge in full swing: Committee organizes volunteers, engineering
• Zachairias H. Lewis
• Joseph R. Hall
• Jane H. Andes
• Holiday drama woes
• Godspeed, Mr. Rosen
• Betty A. Bell
• 4-H club celebrates Christmas
• Liang~Stonier
• Gregory~Bennett
• Saydeelaura-Marie Wilcher
• Campbell~ 50 years
• ACC/State Last-second shot topples Tar Heels
• H.S. Girls' Basketball: Gladiators grind one out
• Stolen Santa breaks resident's heart
• Public broadcasting too valuable to lose
• Earl W. Hammer
• James K. Brooks
• Cougars roll past Giants
• Hornets hold on to shade Indians
• From fanfare to farewell? McNabb benched
• Fast start sparks Waynesboro in district opener
• Budget reflects McDonnell's priorities
• Lawyer remained colorful until his odd, fiery demise
• Submit your snow photos
• Quickness key for promising Waynesboro
• Resurfaced Daytona oval gives drivers electrifying workout
• Expectations high for Little Giants
• Bison ready to stampede on mats
• Celebrated McKinley clockmaker dies at 95
• Area children offer gifts, holiday spirit to those in need
• Vandals with BB guns target Staunton cars
• Safety first
• Yvonne K. Dorsman
• James K. Brooks
• Submit your snow photos
• Hall of Famer Bob Feller dies at 92
• Wilson surge in fourth turns back Gap
• H.S. Wrestling: Waynesboro sweeps SVD quad
• Mickens' heroics save Lee
• Is McNabb headed to the bench?
• All-Region III Football
• 'Christmas Carol' hits high note at Blackfriars
• City eyes downtown development
• School study makes sense
• Lillian V. Hise
• H.S. Girls' Basketball: Blazers thump Little Giants
• H.S. Boys' Basketball: Giants top Blazers in battle of unbeatens
• H.S. Boys' Basketball: Rowsey, Rockbridge County off to excellent start
• Wilson hits nine 3s in victory over Bison
• Snyder still has faith in Shanahan
• College Basketball: Unbeaten Ferrum whips Bridgewater
• Ag-forestal district could see growth
• Valley of Good Tidings
• Henry O. Brown III
• Patricia B. Russell
• For the win!
• Middle-class woes mean trouble for U.S. future
• Long-range shots key Blues over Gap
• Bringing Christmas to the hills, hollows: Family organizes donations for Appalachia
• Rowsey's last shot wins for Wildcats
• Va. judge strikes down health care law
• Alvin L. Hart
• Favre inactive after 297 straight starts
• Alvin L. Hart
• Florence E. Tullidge
• Daniel D. Wood
• Golden hired as Hurricanes coach
• H.S. Wrestling: Leemen compete at Titan Invitational
• Happening Monday
• Virginia Tech rallies to topple Penn State, 79-69
• Open space or additional revenue? Staunton debates future of zoning
• Wreaths made at area farms to adorn Marine memorial
• Betty B. Coe
• H.S. Boys' Basketball
• Sizzling start sparks Cougars past Gap
• H.S. Girls' Basketball: Mount Carmel routs Crusaders
• Valley Mission adds women's room
• Teen found guilty in murder of baby
• This Week In History
• Flair, controversy were Staunton lawyer's traits
• Karen B. Green
• Go Gladiators!
• Irene Moxie
• Roots of Riverheads' Red Pride run deep
• One more hill to climb
• Boys' Basketball: Grace Christian holds off Stuart Hall
• Lee Ladies leave no doubt
• Redskins' owner asks for patience
• Hornets' hot start stymies Gladiators
• Jurors hear confession in teen's murder trial
• Woman dies after wreck in Waynesboro
• Staunton has entertaining choices
• Beverly G. Hughes
• H.S. Wrestling: James River wins Riverheads Quad
• H.S. Girls' Basketball: VSDB rallies past Highland
• Haynesworth suspension brings 'Skins back to life
• H.S. Wrestling Preview: Young Wilson working hard
• Karen B. Green
• Beverly G. Hughes
• Beverly G. Hughes
• Beverly G. Hughes
• Wayne E. Roadcap Sr.
• Wayne E. Roadcap Sr.
• Wayne E. Roadcap Sr.
• Nothing like the smell of Christmas: Cut-your-own tree farms still a popular Augusta County attraction
• Columnist: Politicians today could use a lesson in Scrooge
• Teen's murder trial begins today
• nTelos to split into two companies
• Our View: In the spirit of Santa
• 'Twelve Dates' provides holiday fun for adults
• Helen R. VanPelt
• Ridgeview shows improvement in loss to Lee High
• H.S. Wrestling: Fort Defiance young, promising
• H.S. Boys' Basketball Standings, Schedule
• Virginia Tech to face Stanford in Orange Bowl
• Cavaliers stymie Hokies
• Liberty star back on court after injury
• Leemen open season
• Glassmaking heats up at Sunspots as show demonstrates small-scale art
• Project unearths genealogy
• Church hosts service for holiday heartache
• William K. Stuart Jr.
• Margaret D. Ruleman
• Hokies stomp Seminoles for ACC title
• Jack's five TDs power Riverheads into final
• Gap showing signs of improvement
• Rebuilding process goes on for Bison
• Indians kick off season with solid effort
• Waybright~Lyle
• Hill~Berry
• Stripping down the holiday to its essence
• Nickolas Brian Hill
• 200-year-old Greenville needs wastewater upgrade
• Indians hold off Gladiators
• Seniors saved Hokies' season
• Bison rally after Draft comeback
• Bison breeze past Fort Defiance
• Cougars geared up for a turnaround
• Del. Bell's bill isn't necessary
• Paul J. McEnery
• Robert C. Harris
• Long-term unemployed fear the worst
• Immigrant had quite the disappearing act
• Ronnie E. Painter
• Gladiators face tough task
• Lee boys take charge, win going away
• A doll that looks like you: Project aims to boost girls' self-confidence
• Expectations are high for Indians
• Lee Ladies cruise in tourney opener
• Speakers at meeting oppose splitting up Waynesboro schools
• Little experience for Fort boys this year
• Fans revel in Riverheads' gridiron success
• Laptop searches are off-base
• Robert C. Harris
• Barbara R. Steinspring
• Gladiators rally past Cougars
• H.S. Boys' Basketball: Wilson Memorial wins opener
• Hokies' Taylor ACC player of year
• Leemen top Turner Ashby in opener
• Lee Ladies fall in OT
• Staunton kennel shut down after dog breeder found guilty on 50 charges
• Josephine F. Bishop
• Welcome, Energizer bunny!
• Home for the holidays: Residences at The Villages on display for tour
• Carol Ann Slusser
• H.S. Boys' Basketball: Warriors fall short
• Leemen aim to erase unpleasant memories
• Lee Ladies hoping to break down final door
• H.S. Girls' Basketball: Grace rolls to win
• No. 5 Blue Devils too much for JMU women
• Hokies' tailbacks tough to stop
• Police investigate murder-suicide in Dooms
• Got leaks? Fix them
• John L. Gardner
• Harris, Bowers headline all-ACC team
• Born first and born smartest, study says
• Former Lee basketball star charged with assault
• In hunting, safety is key
• Valley VoTech LPN program's future may rest on review
• Esther L. Boe
• Josephine F. Bishop
• Ridgeview rolls past VSDB in 61-18 win
• VSDB holds off Ridgeview
• Virginia rallies to beat No. 15 Minnesota
• Rhoda K. Mayes
• Businesses create rockin' windows
• Benjamin T. Adams
• Railroad museum tradition appeals to young and old
• Broadway man loses deer he rescued
• Plan could halt long rural liquor runs
• Favre, Frazier deliver in Vikings' win over Redskins
• State Basketball Roundup
• Hokies go from 0-2 start to ACC title game
• ACC Basketball Roundup
• People in our community need your help
• Sunshine panel protects citizens, worth the price
• George E. Hamilton
• Beatrice G. Brooks
• Energizer buys Verona's American Safety Razor
• Waynesboro prepares for redistricting
• 'Bloody Crimes' Book examines Lincoln's final trip home
• Williams leads high-flying Hokies past Virginia, 37-7
• Young Wilson girls' team plans to rely on its speed
• Caribbean Challenge fells JMU, Va. Tech
• Blue Streaks win title
• Hokies upend OSU
• Gladiators strip regional title from Colonels' hands
• Some dog treats are disasters in disguise
• The war on indecency
• John D. Romaine
• Sweet letters lead to one sour ending
• George W. Ingram
• Man charged with two law enforcement impersonations
• Bridgewater falls, 65-60
• Gladiators, Altavista set for rematch
• Student athlete is downright defensive
• Virginia Tech stops Cal State Northridge
• 'Tis the season: Students help those less fortunate on Thanksgiving
• Mental health cuts would be devastating to Virginians
• Shoppers save early to avoid crowds: Residents take to area stores Thursday
• Joseph C. Puckett
• Donna M. Marshall
• The Christmas creep
• Royal women start break off with dominating win
• The great Turkey Day date swap didn't last long in U.S.
• Beatrice G. Brooks
• America still is great, thank you
• Hazel B. McAleer
• Dog breeder will face 68 abuse counts
• Grace boys start fresh
• Warrior girls aim for VACA state title
• Reserves key to titles, bowls
• Maui Invitational: Wichita State stifles Virginia
• Transforming art into jewelry
• Dragon boys start fresh
• Stuart Hall girls start season with big wins
• EMU women KO Randolph-Macon
• Cavs fly past Sooners
• Fresh, never frozen turkeys: Staunton farm sells birds for Thanksgiving
• Movie discounts in mall's future
• We care for less fortunate because we can
• Airport security worth the trouble
• James C. Austin Sr.
• Harry T. Armstrong Jr.
• Maui Invitational: Washington tramples Virginia, 106-63
• Harry T. Armstrong Jr.
• Fort senior takes gentleman's approach
• Barbara A. Burdette
• London, U.Va. finishing with Hokies
• VSDB boys rebuilding after top player's graduation
• Tougher schedule will test VSDB girls' squad
• Staunton Mall sold for $4.05 million
• Harry T. Armstrong Jr.
• Rewards require risk
• Ethel H. Root
• Ivan L. Campbell
• Harry T. Armstrong Jr.
• Ralph T. Moses
• James C. Austin Sr.
• Shirley S. Bodkin
• SMAC's latest coach stays intensely quiet
• 'Skins cling to playoffs
• Mother, daughter charged with embezzling from Waynesboro youth football league
• Part 2: Day programs face cuts amid state budget tightening
• Boy finds apparent Civil War sword
• Drivers beware when deer search for mates
• Shirley S. Bodkin
• Janet H. Joa
• Phyllis A. Dunn
• SMAC's Johnson sparkles in poll
• Hokies top Hurricanes to capture Coastal title
• Part 1: Group homes face tighter funding as more Medicaid, mental health cuts eyed
• Hay a hot commodity this winter
• David F. Biller
• Column: The other spending crisis is in front of our eyes
• Mildred S. Fisher
• Our View: All will suffer as a result of mental health cuts
• Gladiators hammer Amelia to gain final
• Huffman to pitch for Dukes
• Hokies go for clincher
• Youth movement on for Cavaliers
• A family's tale: Two different stories document Hiroshima
• Agencies' proposals to close hospitals, prisons spark concern
• John Bundy
• Thomas R. Brooks Sr.
• Toddler pianist wowed audience in Staunton
• Real-life lessons are worth learning
• David F. Biller
• Lawrence W. Campbell
• State agencies propose closing hospitals, mental health cuts
• Gladiators hope to feast on home cookin'
• State budget outlook improves — slightly
• Grace boys shut down VSDB
• Keegan gives Grace girls huge spark
• City/Country Scholar-Athlete: Bailey a commanding presence in, out of classroom
• Carolyn K. Finley
• Constance H. Driver
• Reckless driving is a serious crime
• Solid start lifts Stuart Hall girls past VSDB
• Dragons' second-half surge halts VSDB
• Haynesworth pining for days with Tennessee
• Review: Traveling through time: 'Kindertransport' intertwines past, present
• Timing of payment issue in Gateway exchange
• Waynesboro teen cleared in shooting of mother's ex
• Center provides art lovers with gifts galore for holidays
• Our View: Rewarding those who teach
• Column: Coat of many pockets needs an instruction manual
• Elmer R. Back
• Cuts hurt disabled more
• Helene C. Rodgers
• Carolyn K. Finley
• Constitution protects religion, adherents
• If young black men don't learn now, we will all pay later
• Court upholds Staunton woman's horse cruelty conviction
• McNabb's deal not that big
• Driver faces 96 years in high-speed W. Beverley wreck
• Redskins produce another prime-time flop
• H.S. Girls' Basketball: Dragons win easily
• H.S. Boys' Basketball: Dragons lose opener
• Vick and Eagles embarrass McNabb and Redskins, 59-28
• Susan Barbano
• Man pleads not guilty in parkway shooting
• Still cringing about my imperfect pitch
• Douglas W. Smith
• Shop local first
• Mildred S. Fisher
• Youth program engineers more than broken bikes
• Group wants system to direct weary I-81 truckers to parking spots
• Draft football player shines on gridiron, in the classroom
• Redskins sign on for 5 more years of McNabb
• Jack D. Spitzer
• Virginia Zoo to offer more for visitors in 2011
• Douglas W. Smith
• Garland M. Hutchison
• Report on forests not a rosy picture
• William E. Halterman Sr.
• Georgellen R. Williams
• Douglas W. Smith
• SDDA going guerilla to push 'buy local' idea
• McNabb vs. the Eagles: Part II
• ACC Basketball Roundup
• Chefs collaborate to raise money for March of Dimes
• City right to value conservation land
• Families fear more cuts to services for disabled
• 'Amazing Grace' stands the test of time
• Locals struggle at state cross country meet
• 'Sovereign citizens' maintain that U.S., Virginia laws don't apply to them
• Hokies trounce Heels to close on division crown
• Orville B. Anderson Sr.
• De-stress your landscape
• Mountaineers bounce out Leemen
• Swimming not a favorite, but it's not my fault
• Veterans Day parade to kick off today downtown
• This Week In History
• Funds to Haiti can't wait
• Va. revenues climb for 3rd month in row
• Gladiators overcome mistakes to top Bison
• Wilbur L. Johnson
• No love lost between Cavs, Terps
• Photo exhibit offers glimpse of Richmond as it was during the Civil War
• McDonnell hires advisers to revive ABC sell-off plan
• City/County Student-Athlete: For Sheridan, running is an art
• Wildlife biologist gives deer update to local association
• Things still murky in regular season
• Wilbur L. Johnson
• Give what you can
• Gladiators eliminated by Nelson
• Fishburne postgrad basketball players sign with colleges
• County's fire plan would double paid staff at Yancey
• Gap player's injury cut final season short
• Crowd supports Staunton's rural districts
• Wilbur L. Johnson
• Roland M. McNett
• Ruby V. Lee
• Carl R. Kehrer
• Wilbur L. Johnson
• Late surge carries Terps over Cougars
• Rock, blues hybrid to play at Jefferson
• Chairman submits county fire, rescue proposal
• McNabb still not close to full speed
• Finally made it into Who's Who, but at least a few days too late
• Parade a chance to say 'thank you' to veterans
• Eugene B. Root
• Hokies only ACC team filling stadium seats
• Lipscomb Road bridge to close for repairs
• Seven who served: Brothers fought in WWII, Korea
• Supreme Court Clerk will address VWIL cadets Friday
• Vets earned thanks, more
• Jewish Studies' 10th anniversary conference explores renaissance of Judaism
• Mable M. Ratliff
• New JMU degree program focuses on crisis counseling and emergency services
• JMU students study Harrisonburg volcano
• County man arrested on sexual battery charges
• Deerfield seeks fire staffing
• High School Football Standings
• Nursing students need program
• Betty D. Anderson
• Gladiators sweep into semis
• Police report: Boy forced to sleep in tool shed
• Virginia seniors still have bowl hopes
• Vehicle Accident: US-250W in Augusta Co.
• Litter Pickup Operations: I-81 and I-64
• Supreme Court clerk to speak at Mary Baldwin
• Woman arrested for probation violation
• Mable M. Ratliff
• Billie T. Burns
• Litter Pickup Operations: I-81 and I-64
• Rustburg downs Draft to end season
• Parkway shooting suspect charged in death
• Hokies' Wilson, Drager sidelined for UNC
• Oscar L. Brooks
• Lee drops Spotswood to advance
• Vehicle Accident: VA-262E in Augusta Co.
• High School Football Standings
• Vehicle Accident: VA-262W in Augusta Co.
• Betty D. Anderson
• Vehicle Accident: US-11N in Augusta Co.
• Costs of war rising
• Vehicle Accident: US-250W in Augusta Co.
• Waynesboro slaying suspect indicted
• Vehicle Accident: I-64E in Augusta Co.
• Great expectations for Hokies hoops
• Vehicle Accident: US-11S in Augusta Co.
• Second time's a charm for Fort Defiance
• Vehicle Accident: I-64E in Augusta Co.
• Litter Pickup Operations: I-64 and I-81
• Forrest E. Wheeler
• Johnson to represent city
• William C. Bussey
• Fuel assistance application deadline is Friday
• Vehicle Accident: US-11S in Augusta Co.
• Betty D. Anderson
• Oscar L. Brooks
• Litter Pickup Operations: I-64 and I-81
• Francis W. Clements
• Dignity means nothing when saving a life
• Warner: Cooperation needed in Washington
• Sheriff's Office: Boy forced to sleep in tool shed
• Vehicle Accident: VA-254W in Augusta Co.
• Forrest E. Wheeler
• Charles W. Christian Jr.
• Youth Soccer: Augusta Red 18s tie
• High School Football Standings
• Fisher Auto Parts sheds light on saving energy
• Helen R. Cash
• Gordon shoves Burton after tangle on Texas track
• Staunton church honors veterans
• Page S. Barber
• Happening Monday
• Hamlin takes lead in Chase for the Sprint Cup
• Litter Pickup Operations: I-64 and I-81
• Animal expert Temple Grandin will speak at forage conference in Weyers Cave
• Vehicle Accident: VA-262E in Augusta Co.
• Bridgewater College will present Vivaldi's 'Gloria'
• Francis W. Clements
• W&L will host discussion on the apostle Paul
• Betty D. Anderson
• Waynesboro announces history tour Wednesday
• Chinese delegation coming to Waynesboro
• Litter Pickup Operations: I-64 and I-81
• Richard B. Linkenhoker
• Vehicle Accident: I-81S in Augusta Co.
• Vehicle Accident: I-81S in Augusta Co.
• Vehicle Fire: I-81S in Augusta Co.
• Vehicle Fire: I-81S in Augusta Co.
• Vehicle Accident: US-11S in Augusta Co.
• Decorating with photos puts family memories on display
• Dad was right; Keep French fries out of your nose
• Chaplain, professor letting go of mistakes
• Goodlatte says election not a mandate for GOP
• Fly-fishing aids veterans' bodies, souls
• Cavs' mojo takes a hit
• Compost piles aren't as fussy as some think
• Larry W. Anderson
• Both parties need to get over themselves, get to work for the middle class
• Green Hornets finish fifth, no state berth
• Kathleen E. Ludwig
• Lee High mascot meets general approval
• Cougars wrap up postseason berth
• Warring Civil War editors enlivened Staunton's scene
• Augusta Health seeks designation for nursing policy
• Mary G. Hull
• When building a post office builds a sense of community
• Blue Devils set to host Cavaliers in ACC play
• Leemen stun Wilson to earn playoff berth
• All-Shenandoah District Volleyball
• Hunger awareness week activities at Mary Baldwin focus on food insecurity
• Elderly man missing
• ROTC vigil to honor POWs, MIAs and veterans
• Hunter found safe
• County announces holiday landfill schedule
• Kathleen E. Ludwig
• Mary G. Hull
• Litter Pickup Operations: I-81 and I-64
• C. Jean Malcolm
• 100 wins later, Tibbs still there for players
• Dixon's roots remain intact as two schools coexist within it
• Ride continues for Riverheads
• Christians can't serve two masters
• Mary G. Hull
• Religion Calendar
• Litter Pickup Operations: I-81 and I-64
• H.S. Football: Playoff tickets get punched tonight
• Final: Stuarts Draft 33, Rockbridge County 14
• Yancey fire station responding to more calls
• Final: Riverheads 42, Luray 14
• Indians earn sweet SVD repeat
• Final: Robert E. Lee 35, Wilson Memorial 28
• Steps to avoid concussions seem extreme, but needed
• Final: Stonewall Jackson 42, Buffalo Gap 28
• Fog Advisory: I-64E in Augusta Co.
• Final: Fort Defiance 37, Waynesboro 22
• Yemen's offer sounds like extortion
• Edith M. Fisher
• W&L grad, author to discuss mortgage crisis
• Waynesboro Library announces Food for Fines
• TODAY'S DATA UPDATES: Augusta County police logs
• Woman arrested on bad checks charge
• Congestion/Delay: I-81S in Augusta Co.
• Richmond man arrested for Staunton assault, shoplifting
• CRIME MAP: Augusta County reports
• Fog Advisory: I-64W in Augusta Co.
• Congestion/Delay: I-81S in Augusta Co.
• Mary G. Hull
• Vehicle Accident: US-340N in Augusta Co.
• Resident shares area link to novel
• Vehicle Accident: US-11N in Augusta Co.
• Rough day for local Region B XC teams
• Vehicle Accident: US-340N in Augusta Co.
• Campbell, Crawford score dragstrip wins
• Vehicle Accident: US-11N in Augusta Co.
• For retiree, daylight time is when sun's up
• JMU arts venue adds to Valley
• Valley Vo-tech LPN program at risk
• Gladiators advance to Shenandoah final
• Discipline is Hokies' best hope vs. Jackets
• Litter Pickup Operations: I-81 and I-64
• Voter turnout in the Valley surprisingly steady
• Follow the election news across the U.S.
• Edith M. Fisher
• Incumbents sweep Craigsville council election
• Assessing Obamacare with a couple of questions
• Live Virginia results
• Lee Ladies oust top-seeded Draft
• Maintenance: I-81
• Virginia Democrats fall in big GOP election
• Three-quarters of Sixth District voters select Goodlatte
• Maida E. Barton
• Housing request should have been approved by council
• Wilson girls earn XC state berth
• Goodlatte easily wins re-election
• Va. Tech theater department presents 'The Good Person of Szechuan'
• U.Va. hosts social media conference
• Report: Virginia employers want basic work skills
• Veterans who was nearly killed by land mine will speak at Bridgewater
• Edith M. Fisher
• Staunton announces substitute teacher orientation
• Unemployment rate eases but still above 2009
• Maintenance: I-81
• Litter Pickup Operations: I-81 and I-64
• Waynesboro police chief announces retirement
• Indians stun Little Giants
• Doris J. Clatterbaugh
• Get out and vote today
• Man dies after Thursday night shooting; suspect charged with first-degree murder
• Cougars roll over Giants
• Giants win World Series behind Lincecum, Renteria
• Paving Operations: I-81
• Polls open for quiet Election Day
• Voting steady across area
• Virginia Tech researchers study success of social networks
• Vehicle Accident: VA-252N in Augusta Co.
• Adventurer, environmental writer will speak during film festival
• Multi-Vehicle Accident: US-340S in Augusta Co.
• Sculptor, student wellness center team up on body image project
• Vehicle Accident: VA-252N in Augusta Co.
• Staunton starts leaf pickup this week
• Multi-Vehicle Accident: US-340S in Augusta Co
• Waynesboro adjusts trash collection for Veterans Day
• John R. Darcus
• TODAY'S DATA UPDATES: Augusta County police logs
• Don't laugh — us blondes don't have all the fun
• Paving Operations: I-81
• Sears Hill bridge is carefully moved
• Maintenance: I-81
• Postgrad team still a hidden treasure
• Indians sweep past Rockbridge County
• Woman injured in wreck
• Staunton man dies following shooting
• Grace captures VACA state title
• Doris J. Clatterbaugh
• Stafford lifts Lions to 37-25 win over 'Skins
• Vehicle Fire: VA-262W in Staunton.
• Va. Tech awarded $3.8 million to stimulate eastern U.S. wine industry
• Staunton man charged with first degree murder in Thursday's shooting
• Project helps teachers get kids excited about writing
• Vehicle Fire: VA-262W in Staunton.
• Va. co-op farm leaves bad taste with some
• Gerald M. Wiseman
• Area exhibit highlights Richmond artist's work
• Staunton man pleads guilty to molesting, filming girl
• Staunton announces Thanksgiving week trash collection schedule
• John R. Darcus
• Lee High drama club will present 'Amadeus'
• Litter Pickup Operations: I-64 and I-81
• TODAY'S DATA UPDATES: Staunton, Augusta County weekend police logs, Staunton weekend arrests
• Pauline V. Dean
• CRIME MAP: Staunton, Augusta County weekend reports
• BBC films documentary at Fort Defiance church, cemetery
• Litter Pickup Operations: I-64 and I-81
• John R. Darcus
• Berkeley Glenn students fund college award
• Happening Monday
• Cavs' upset over Miami creates winning streak
• Doris J. Clatterbaugh
• Disabled Vehicle: I-81S in Augusta Co.
• Breakfast taken to a new level at Thunderbird
• Margaret D. Cassa
• Bullying will not be tolerated
• Reverend to speak about forgiveness, faith
• Grow a pot of greens to garden year-round
• Program takes creative approach to understanding mental illness
• Riverheads earns berth in regional
• Maintenance: I-64
• Maintenance: I-64
• Congestion/Delay: I-64E in Augusta Co.
• Congestion/Delay: I-64E in Augusta Co.
• Wreck injures eight; one airlifted
• Vehicle Accident: VA-42N in Augusta Co.
• Police still monitoring shooting victims' condition
• Shirley B. Ferguson
• Van wreck in Moscow injures eight
• Virginia stuns No. 22 Miami, 24-19
• Stuarts Draft tramples Little Giants
• Two treasures found in one day
• Cynthia L. Brown
• Shooting shatters calm of quiet street
• Dads belong in school
• Wilson sneaks by feisty Fort Defiance
• Miami has its swagger back
• Vehicle Accident: I-81S in Augusta Co.
• Vehicle Accident: I-81S in Augusta Co.
• High School Football Standings
• Final: Riverheads 42, Stonewall Jackson 3
• Final: Stuarts Draft 47, Waynesboro 6
• Final: Wilson Memorial 28, Fort Defiance 25
• Navigating Cancer: Survivor guides others in their journeys
• Final: Robert E. Lee 40, Rockbridge County 29
• It's all about the narrative
• Final: Central Woodstock 35, Buffalo Gap 7
• JV Football: Hornets maul Indians
• Paving Operations: I-81
• Michael E. Trimner
• Waynesboro announces traffic pattern changes on Vedette Avenue
• Cynthia L. Brown
• Litter Pickup Operations: I-81 and I-64
• Litter Pickup Operations: I-81 and I-64
• TODAY'S DATA UPDATES: Staunton, Augusta County police logs, Staunton arrests
• John C. Doerr
• Police release names of shooting victims
• Some felons don't belong in school programs
• CRIME MAP: Staunton, Augusta County reports
• Watch D.O.G.S. program resumes
• Staunton man arrested for sexual battery
• Draft wins to set up showdown for SVD title
• Paving Operations: I-81
• Virginia S. Craig
• Healing, helping others
• Cloudy SVD picture may clear up tonight
• Waynesboro edges Fort Defiance in 5 games
• Man charged with malicious wounding in late-night shooting
• Police release names of victims in shooting
• Future of the Car is focus of Family Weekend symposium
• Artist to exhibit steel structure at Bridgewater
• W&L accepting applications for community grants
• Margaret D. Cassa
• Waynesboro announces sales of 2011 dog tags
• Fern M. Mello
• Waynesboro treasurer's office will extend hours for tax payments
• When jokes were funny
• TODAY'S DATA UPDATES: Augusta County police logs
• Gladiator boys, Gap girls advance
• Paving Operations: I-81
• Spooktacular! Halloween offers sweet rewards for area kids
• Vehicle Accident: US-340N in Waynesboro.
• Police arrest three scam suspects
• Construction: I-81
• Virginia S. Craig
• Vehicle Accident: US-340N in Waynesboro.
• Fire station contract is a good first step
• SVD XC: Sowers leads Lee boys to title; Wilson girls triumph
• Honesty is Hall's only policy
• Edgar W. Snyder
• Construction: I-81
• Vehicle Accident: US-11N in Augusta Co.
• Hokie Harvest beef cattle sale, swine auction scheduled for Friday
• Vehicle Accident: US-11N in Augusta Co.
• Art museum features From Classic to Romantic: British Art in the Age of Transition
• Brands Flat man sentenced in shooting of girlfriend
• Paving Operations: I-81
• Cynthia L. Brown
• Study: Young children are especially trusting of what they're told
• Martha R. Shifflett
• 'Field Notes: Revisions' opens Friday at U.Va.'s Ruffin Gallery
• Baker sentenced to 25 years for 1998 slaying
• JMU will host conference — on virtual Second Life campus
• Small-town bonds save post office
• Tornado watch in effect until 3 a.m.
• Reuben "R.W." Staton
• Paving Operations: I-81
• School renovation a success
• Paving Operations: I-81
• Pumpkin of a different color
• Paving Operations: I-81
• New fire, rescue contract target: Jan. 1
• Duke favored to win another women's title
• Draft tied for SVD lead with 1 match left
• Soap star Grant Aleksander resumes classes at W&L after 30 years
• Waynesboro plans downtown Treat Trail for Friday night
• Three arrested in East Coast credit card scam
• Lee drama captures first place at district competition
• Volleyball team raising breast cancer awareness
• TODAY'S DATA UPDATES: Augusta County foreclosures, police reports, Staunton arrests and police logs
• Vehicle Accident: I-81N in Augusta Co.
• CRIME MAP: Staunton, Augusta County reports
• Litter Pickup Operations: I-64 and I-81
• Litter Pickup Operations: I-64 and I-81
• Margaret H. Wade
• Fog Advisory: I-64W in Augusta Co.
• Thelmer C. Thompson
• Accidents causing huge traffic snarl on I-64 near Charlottesville
• Nats keep Riggleman for another season
• Virginia S. Craig
• Little Giants dodge a bullet
• Vehicle Accident: I-81N in Augusta Co.
• Ex-Expo managers indicted
• Fog Advisory: I-64W in Augusta Co.
• Fog Advisory: I-64W in Augusta Co.
• Va. Tech receives grant to improve residential construction safety
• Study: Source of Golden Rule reminder affects Christian attitudes about gay, lesbian people
• Event to examine how social media is reshaping our world
• Fog Advisory: I-64W in Augusta Co.
• Youth orchestra to present concert Sunday
• National Weather Service issues special weather statement
• W&L launches $500M fundraising campaign
• Arvin B. Creef
• Greek tragedy 'Trojan Women' takes the SVU stage Friday
• Political candidates must stop weakening societal bonds
• TODAY'S DATA UPDATES: Augusta County police logs
• Gypsy Hill Place parking lot uses grass-paving to aid stormwater runoff
• CRIME MAP: Staunton reports
• H.S. Boys' Soccer: Grace Christian takes consolation
• Litter Pickup Operations: I-64 and I-81
• Youth Soccer: Augusta Red 18s tie New River United
• Eleanor S. Barber
• Our View: Fix fire problem soon
• County could take over squad assets under proposal
• Freshmen giving boost to area teams
• Fishburne PGs put on a big show at their media day
• Students celebrate Montessori as school renovations near completion
• Hall ties record with four interceptions
• James F. Heizer
• Lee sweeps youth cheer meet
• More than material matters: Contemporary art exhibit transcends the ordinary
• 'Duke Trip' immerses Mary Baldwin students in field ecology
• Professor's book recognizes contributions of nurses during disasters
• Dan Rather will speak at W&L journalism ethics institute
• Maintenance: I-81
• Litter Pickup Operations: I-64 and I-81
• TODAY'S DATA UPDATES: Staunton, Augusta County weekend police logs, Staunton weekend arrests
• Community News
• CRIME MAP: Staunton, Augusta County weekend reports
• Judith B. Via
• Maintenance: I-81
• Va. nonprofit dedicated to paranormal activity
• Grace finishes second
• Rosa H. Powers
• Claudine B. Hite
• Heritage apples provide better flavors
• Friday's H.S. Football Summaries
• Taylor powers No. 23 Hokies
• Prosecutor keeps 'bangers on the run
• SVD: Strong 2nd round lifts Wilson to title
• NFL needs to do more to protect players
• James F. Heizer
• Vehicle Accident: US-250W in Albemarle Co.
• Yancey upbeat despite volunteer shortage
• Health care reform not well explained
• This Week In History
• County chamber is right to embrace agritourism
• Gov. backs away from special session on ABC store sale
• 1890 train wreck a nightmare for Staunton
• Kay C. Cummings
• Wilson's second-half surge swamps Draft
• Tractor Trailer Accident: I-81N in Augusta Co.
• Final: Rockbridge County 38, Waynesboro 0
• Final: Robert E. Lee 57, Fort Defiance 28
• Tractor Trailer Accident: I-81N in Augusta Co
• Final: Wilson Memorial 42, Stuarts Draft 26
• Vehicle Accident: US-250E in Augusta Co.
• Final: Riverheads 42, Central Woodstock 12
• Child injured in Fishersville crash
• Final: Buffalo Gap 50, Page County 14
• Vehicle Accident: US-250E in Augusta Co.
• Story about school volunteer humiliated his daughter
• William C. Loving
• Staunton Thai restaurant back from the brink
• White, Mickens lead Lee past Fort
• CRIME MAP: Staunton, Augusta County reports
• William C. Loving
• Beverley Street block closed for repairs
• Litter Pickup Operations: I-81 and I-64
• Litter Pickup Operations: I-81 and I-64
• Column: Fact vs. perception about roundabouts
• Vehicle Fire: I-64W in Albemarle Co.
• Greater Augusta Chamber of Commerce elects Hershey to be CEO
• Vehicle Fire: I-64W in Albemarle Co.
• John J. Martino
• High School Football Standings
• Our View: Change speed now
• It's getting serious in districts
• Spitzer keeps thoughts on game to himself
• Waynesboro roars back to top Wilson
• Mental health official says Liberty Point won't hurt CCCA
• Weldon L. Crider
• U.Va. steps up safety patrols, adds programs
• Theater festival scheduled for Saturday
• U.Va. law school hosts free speech symposium Saturday
• Salvation Army offering application make-up date
• Fishersville man to perform in Bridgewater play
• Kay C. Cummings
• TODAY'S DATA UPDATES: Staunton, Augusta County police logs, Staunton arrests
• Lyle F. Sweet
• ACC Football: Coastal Division back to normal
• High School Football Standings
• Liberty Point argues for expansion of health care facility
• Halloween festivities get a head start
• Common men (women) deserve more
• Coiner helping UNC get back on track
• Timothy L. Thurston
• Fog Advisory: I-64E in Augusta Co.
• John J. Martino
• Government agencies fund improved fuel economy research at Virginia Tech
• Chamber names new president
• Georgia O'Keeffe painting at U.Va. Art Museum is subject of academic study
• Benefit dance for Staunton-Augusta Domestic Violence Program
• U.Va. conference focuses on global economic recovery
• Multi-Vehicle Accident: US-250E in Albemarle Co.
• Freshman research class becomes popular model
• Weldon L. Crider
• U.Va. audit: no bullying reports before suicide
• Multi-Vehicle Accident: US-250E in Albemarle
• Report: Va. fails in treatment of moms behind bars
• Defending champ Duke runaway ACC pick
• Scam artist zips through area
• 'Outsiders' finds real emotion despite choppy script
• Fog Advisory: I-64E in Augusta Co.
• Farmers: Agritourism could boost area
• I wanna live in Mayberry
• Vehicle Accident: I-64W in Augusta Co.
• Our View: Election insanity prevails
• Glen L. Cash
• Ray B. Fitzgerald
• Debra S. Balser
• Fog Advisory: I-64E in Augusta Co.
• Stuarts Draft resident to get $1,000 weekly
• Timothy L. Thurston
• JMU women, ODU men favored in CAA basketball
• Litter Pickup Operations: I-64 and I-81
• Waynesboro tops Draft in key SVD clash
• Betty Jean Dunbar
• 'Inlaws and Outlaws' with director Drew Emery headlines Gay in Appalachia event
• Guardrail Repairs: I-81
• Va. Tech welcomes parents, families to campus for Family Day Oct. 30
• Fog Advisory: I-64E in Augusta Co.
• U.Va. to conduct groundbreaking Thursday for drama addition
• Grace T. Calhoun
• W&L to conduct Nobel Prize symposium
• Police seek help in Churchville hit-and-run
• Va. research award to focus on gay rights
• Guardrail Repairs: I-81
• TODAY'S DATA UPDATES: Augusta County police logs
• Thelma H. Lilley
• Litter Pickup Operations: I-64 and I-81
• Mary C. Bell
• Louise M. Smith
• Farmers want EPA to ease up
• Phyllis C. Johnson
• Indians sweep Hornets
• Ray B. Fitzgerald
• Haynesworth stays as deadline passes
• Vehicle Accident: I-64W in Augusta Co.
• High School Football Standings
• Robert L. Figgers
• Vehicle Accident: US-250W in Augusta Co.
• Our View: Keep the flu at bay
• Litter Pickup Operations: I-81 and I-64
• Mary C. Bell
• Wings of Freedom: Aircraft tour flies into Valley airport
• Vehicle Accident: I-64W in Augusta Co.
• Linebacker: Redskins' defense is 'ridiculous'
• Lucille B. Burns
• H.S. Soccer: Ridgeview Chrstian wins in sudden death
• Mary C. Bell
• Frances R. Showalter
• Debra S. Balser
• Vehicle Accident: I-64W in Augusta Co.
• Ray B. Fitzgerald
• Ted & Co. to perform at Bridgewater
• Julia G. Goodrich
• W&L politics professor makes sense of political polls
• Michael R. Venable
• Waynesboro plans downtown design workshop
• Guardrail Repairs: I-81
• State parks waive parking fees on Veterans Day
• Phyllis C. Johnson
• Guardrail Repairs: I-81
• Edward W. Falls
• TODAY'S DATA UPDATES: Staunton, Augusta County police logs, Staunton arrests
• NFL might suspend players for violent hits
• CRIME MAP: Staunton, Augusta County reports
• Happening Tuesday
• Eloise C. Showalter
• High School Football Standings
• Grace W. Calhoun
• Vehicle Accident: US-250W in Augusta Co.
• Religious education program calls raise questions
• Manning helps Colts halt Redskins, 27-24
• Retired BRCC dean receives national recognition
• Va. Bioinformatics Institute gets $10.6M grant from NIH
• Princeton Review gives high marks to U.Va. law, business schools
• Mary C. Bell
• Waynesboro water filling station will be closed Wednesday for paving
• State police probe fatal accident that killed elderly woman mowing lawn
• Plaque dedicated in slain Va. Tech student's honor
• Fishersville man dead following Maryland truck accident
• Construction: US-250
• Jeffrey T. Meade
• Litter Pickup Operations: I-81 and I-64
• Wanda L. Morris
• TODAY'S DATA UPDATES: Staunton, Augusta County weekend police logs, Staunton weekend arrests
• Valley residents set for ride to mock rally
• CRIME MAP: Staunton, Augusta County weekend reports
• Oklahoma, Oregon sit atop first BCS standings
• Edward W. Falls
• Charles W. Hoover
• Vehicle Accident: US-250E in Albemarle Co.
• Flu season falls on Valley
• Oswalt, Rollins help Phillies even NLCS at 1-1
• William B. Ellinger
• An uphill battle
• PSAT could open doors for three area students
• Chapman~ Alexander
• Entsminger~Trott
• Wayman E. Bradley
• Our view: Shame on us all
• Taylor leads Hokies offensive breakout vs. Wake
• Long trip worth it for Va. Beach squad
• Building communication: VSDB hopes to encourage natural interaction
• Beyond the golden rule: Ethics discussion draws on everyday life
• Vehicle Accident: US-250W in Augusta Co.
• Vehicle Accident: US-250E in Augusta Co.
• Mowing Operations: I-64
• Vehicle Fire: I-64W in Albemarle Co.
• Vehicle Accident: US-250W in Augusta Co.
• Disabled Vehicle: I-64E in Augusta Co.
• Vehicle Fire: I-64W in Albemarle Co.
• Disabled Vehicle: I-64E in Augusta Co.
• Restaurant offers good Asian food and flavors at a reasonable price
• 4-H club prepares for upcoming projects
• Final: Wilson Memorial 38, Rockbridge County 22
• Roundabouts make sense in America
• Final: Luray 34, Buffalo Gap 20
• Howard L. Schutz Jr.
• Final: Harrisonburg 24, Stuarts Draft 21
• A Place In History
• Wilson Memorial buzzes into first place
• Keep safety first for hunting season
• Kenneth J. Indart
• County historical society hosting 'Apples, Wine & Song'
• Area schools walk a tightrope with religious education
• Lee finally defeats Turner Ashby
• Vehicle Accident: US-340N in Augusta Co.
• Litter Pickup Operations: I-64
• Litter Pickup Operations: I-64 and I-81
• Final: Riverheads 49, Page County 0
• Final: Fort Defiance 31, Spotswood 17
• Final: Broadway 42, Waynesboro 6
• Vehicle Accident: US-250E in Augusta Co.
• Final: Robert E. Lee 23, Turner Ashby 0
• Staunton calls parents to solicit WRE participation
• H.S. Volleyball: Indians fall in close match
• Kenneth J. Indart
• Ramsey Clark to give peace talk at Virginia Tech
• W&L adds fifth rain garden
• Kenneth A. DeVault
• Scholarship program fast-tracking men, minorities into nursing needs applications by Nov. 1
• Howard L. Schutz Jr.
• U.Va. drama launches 'RecentWorks' series with 'By the Bog of Cats,' symposium
• Lucille S. Wheeler
• LIBER ensemble to perform at Bridgewater
• Daniel E. Woodard
• Litter Pickup Operations: I-64 and I-81
• Margaret B. Zimbro
• Mowing Operations: I-64
• Mickens, Cash share attitude of two-way player
• Litter Pickup Operations: I-64
• Wilson High mourns longtime cafeteria worker
• TODAY'S DATA UPDATES: Augusta County police logs
• High School Volleyball: Page downs Buffalo Gap
• CRIME MAP: Augusta County reports
• One out of two isn't bad
• Beatrice S. Burnside
• H.S. Football: District slates heating up
• Riverheads posts 9th straight district win
• Watch D.O.G.S. program suspended
• Fog Advisory: I-64E in Augusta Co.
• Waynesboro police warn on phone solicitation
• Slain Va. Tech student to be memorialized
• Robert G. Cash
• Wilson High cafeteria worker dies in crash
• JV Football: Bison get first win
• Beatrice S. Burnside
• High School Football Standings
• World War II-era aircraft on display — and in the skies
• Fog Advisory: I-64W in Augusta Co.
• Chilean rescue lesson in humanity
• Anna D. Harris
• Susan M. Britton
• Rosa L. Gray
• Hokies' Wilson keeps team loose with zaniness
• Former ASR executive sentenced to federal prison for credit card scam
• Augusta woman killed in crash
• Robert G. Cash
• Fort survives 5-game scare from Lee
• Gilbert E. Harig Jr.
• Daniel E. Woodard
• Roadside Maintenance: I-81 and I-64
• C-SPAN taps U.Va. trio for history lecture series
• Vehicle Accident: US-250E in Augusta Co.
• W&L achieves 17 percent energy reduction in past three years
• Delmar D. Self
• Mowing Operations: I-64
• Hunters: Check the rules before taking your deer carcass out of Virginia
• Margaret B. Zimbro
• Mowing Operations: I-81
• TODAY'S DATA UPDATES: Augusta County police logs
• Lucille S. Wheeler
• Vehicle Accident: US-250E in Augusta Co.
• Nearly 40,000 chickens killed in Broadway fire
• CRIME MAP: Staunton, Augusta County reports
• Augusta woman killed in crash
• CRIME MAP: Staunton, Augusta County reports
• Cavaliers try to keep things on upbeat note
• Crash that killed two may have been caused by "huffing"
• Pameral B. Cash
• Vehicle Accident: I-81S in Augusta Co.
• Change of guard good time to end Cuba embargo
• Vehicle Accident: I-81S in Augusta Co.
• Frontier Culture Museum's private land to be developed
• Mowing Operations: I-81
• High School Football Standings
• Margaret K. Boylan
• Crimora girl earns awards for bagging buck
• Politicians sure can pander
• Fast start fuels Little Giants
• Churchville Avenue reopens today
• Test alternative-fuel vehicles at JMU event
• Chile joyous at clockwork-like miner rescue
• "Peaceful Harmony: The Art of Deena Gu Laties" on exhibit in W&L's Kamen Gallery
• Mowing Operations: I-81
• Roadside Maintenance: I-81 and I-64
• TODAY'S DATA UPDATES: Staunton, Augusta County police logs, Staunton arrests
• CRIME MAP: Staunton reports
• State Prep Football Polls
• Pameral B. Cash
• Verna C. Fitzgerald
• Vehicle Accident: US-250E in Albemarle Co.
• High School Football Standings
• Mowing Operations: I-81
• Listening key to communication
• Mowing Operations: I-81
• Pameral B. Cash
• Mowing Operations: I-81
• Federal prosecutors take over Blue Ridge shooter case
• Smooth sailing for Cougars
• Hokies' Nosel raises bar on toughness
• Lois M. Perry
• Riverheads sweeps past Bison
• Rayburn S. Johnson Jr.
• Betty S. Garrett
• Marguerite F. Charles
• Va. higher-education reform commission to meet
• Morris T. Warner Jr.
• 5 p.m. today is registration deadline for November election
• Glenwood N. Parrish
• State energy conference starts today
• O. Ashton Trice
• Grant allows U.Va. Press to make Founders' documents available free online
• Leslie S. Skidmore
• Bridgewater to host C.R.O.P. Meal to fight hunger
• Grace M. Shaner
• American Shakespeare Center director to lecture at W&L
• Grace W. Putney
• TODAY'S DATA UPDATES: Staunton weekend police logs and arrests
• Humphreys rolls to first Late Model victory at Eastside Speedway
• Mickey N. Parrish
• E. Paige Kier Sr.
• Valley Mission raises awareness about homelessness
• Family trains quail for release
• Mary T. Hamer
• High School Football Standings
• Happening Monday
• Gano's OT field goal lifts Redskins over Packers, 16-13
• Margaret K. Boylan
• New approach shapes Western State
• Lois M. Perry
• Levi M. Hall
• Mary F. Harner
• William Parker Quartet will perform Wednesday
• Vehicle Accident: US-11N in Augusta Co.
• JMU Homecoming week kicks off today
• Rosa J. Gray
• Exhibit spotlights Parisian photos by W&L students
• Rayburn Johnson Jr.
• W&L will exhibit Ray Kass' work
• Vehicle Accident: US-11N in Augusta Co.
• TODAY'S DATA UPDATES: Staunton weekend police logs and arrests
• Disabled Vehicle: I-64W in Augusta Co.
• Mowing Operations: I-81
• Vehicle Accident: US-250E in Albemarle Co.
• Verna C. Fitzgerald
• Arthur J. Liedel
• Disabled Vehicle: I-81N in Augusta Co.
• Disabled Vehicle: I-81N in Augusta Co.
• Disabled Vehicle: I-81N in Augusta Co.
• Vehicle Fire: I-81N in Augusta Co.
• Disabled Vehicle: I-81N in Augusta Co.
• Vehicle Fire: I-81N in Augusta Co.
• Vehicle Accident: I-81N in Augusta Co.
• Vehicle Fire: I-64E in Albemarle Co.
• Vehicle Accident: I-81N in Augusta Co.
• Vehicle Fire: I-64E in Albemarle Co.
• Hokies notch fourth straight win
• Fort Defiance adds quartet to Hall of Fame
• Waynesboro officials weigh benefits of reconfiguration, redistricting
• 'Life as We Know It'
• Farm-fresh favorites a hit at Virginia State Fair
• Our View: Keep state liquor stores
• Carl Blanco Dudley
• Solid 2nd half sends Yellow Jackets past Virginia
• Gap cheer team holds its own on home floor
• Waynesboro schools adapt to crowding
• Disabled Vehicle: I-64E in Augusta Co.
• Congestion/Delay: I-64W in Albemarle Co.
• Congestion/Delay: I-64W in Albemarle Co.
• Litter Pickup Operations: I-64
• Final: Harrisonburg 40, Fort Defiance 13
• Final OT: Stuarts Draft 35, Broadway 34
• FINAL: Wilson Memorial 21, Waynesboro 8
• FINAL: Turner Ashby 24, Rockbridge County 14
• Zeus Theater opens its doors in Waynesboro
• Final: Robert E. Lee 48, Spotswood 20
• Rural fire station open to ambulance housed there
• Walter M. Coleman Jr.
• This Week In History
• Stuarts Draft escapes Broadway in overtime
• Staunton expects Gateway decision in 30 days
• Robert J. Brown
• County must help volunteer squads
• McKinley serenades on second visit to Staunton
• Wilson defeats Waynesboro, 21-8
• Litter Pickup Operations: I-64
• Yancey fire station to house rescue ambulance
• Evelyn Wright
• Group offers you a chance to help clean a river
• Litter Pickup Operations: I-81 and I-64
• Walter M. Coleman Jr.
• Vehicle Accident: I-64W in Augusta Co.
• Riverheads holds off feisty Page
• Vehicle Accident: I-64E in Augusta Co.
• Injury to QB tosses Fort a curve
• Vehicle Accident: I-64W in Augusta Co.
• McNabb could use some more targets
• Litter Pickup Operations: I-64
• Staunton City Council backs Gateway deal
• Wait for a better deal
• Roger A. Cash
• Walter M. Coleman Jr.
• Virginia Tech dining ranks third in Parents and Colleges 'Top 10 Best College Eats'
• Robert J. Brown
• Disabled Vehicle: I-64E in Augusta Co.
• New traffic signals in operation
• Virginia Cooperative Extension announces plan to restructure
• Burglaries reported in Augusta County
• U.Va. Women's Center marks Domestic Violence Awareness Month in October
• Stanley R. Milstead
• U.Va. goes to electronic medical records at outpatient clinics
• Ruth R. Sheppard
• WTJU fall fundraiser, Jazz-tober, starts Monday
• Vehicle Accident: I-64W in Albemarle Co.
• Verona transfer station has highest YTD recycling rate
• Taylor keeps moving forward
• CCCA to stay for foreseeable future
• Report: Texts from teacher lacked wisdom
• Great Pumpkin softball tournament scheduled for Saturday
• Secret to losing weight — eat less, move more
• Mowing Operations: I-64
• Helen G. Dobzeniecki
• Pothole Patching Operations: I-81
• High School Football Standings
• Staunton unlikely to get $15M in sale, assistant city manager says
• Perfect Picking: Get your apples straight from the tree
• Injury shelves Portis 4-6 weeks
• H.S. Cross Country: Gladiators sweep East Rockingham
• Ned G. Woody
• Recklessness is costly
• Evelyn Wright
• Mary Lou Davis
• Roger A. Cash
• Mary Baldwin offers new early college program
• Walter M. Coleman Jr.
• Va. Tech rises in research rankings
• Vehicle Accident: I-64E in Albemarle Co.
• International student population growing at JMU
• Vehicle Accident: I-64E in Albemarle Co.
• Veteran missionary to speak at EMU Interfaith Forum on dialogue with Muslims
• Elizabeth A. Surface
• Shenandoah Valley Children's Choir hosts American Boychoir for Oct. 24 concert
• Helen G. Dobzeniecki
• TODAY'S DATA UPDATES: Board of Nursing disciplinary actions
• Thomas C. McSwain Jr.
• Litter Pickup Operations: I-81
• Humphries qualifies for state tourney
• Paving Operations: I-81
• High School Football Standings
• Disagreeing the right way
• Mary Lou Davis
• Gateway Partners submits proposal
• Mary Lou Davis
• Stuarts Draft tops Wilson after Game 2 loss
• Warner's staff to meet with public
• Christopher R. Raines
• Registration deadline for elections is Oct. 12
• Violence-prevention summit at Virginia Tech tackles bullying, gender-based violence, more
• CRIME MAP: Staunton, Augusta County reports
• Virginia Film Festival announces schedule; tickets go on sale Friday
• Larry W. Hatter
• 'CSI' consultant to speak at Bridgewater College
• Helen G. Dobzeniecki
• Waynesboro offers bus driver training
• Mowing Operations: I-64
• Touring Va? There's an app for that
• Litter Pickup Operations: I-81 and I-64
• Disabled Vehicle: I-64W in Augusta Co.
• Charles L. Stuples
• TODAY'S DATA UPDATES: Board of Medicine disciplinary actions
• County should handle fire, rescue
• Disabled Vehicle: I-64W in Augusta Co.
• Leslie L. Flickinger Jr.
• Disabled Vehicle: I-64W in Augusta Co.
• Plan to allow drilling for natural gas questioned
• DATALEADER: More than 750 updated Staunton building permits now online
• Staunton plans open house for Parent Resource Center
• Paving Operations: I-81
• H.S. Soccer: Ridgeview tops VSDB
• TODAY'S DATA UPDATES: Staunton, Augusta County police logs, Staunton arrests
• Column: What's your price for happiness?
• CRIME MAP: Staunton, Augusta County reports
• Richmond museum missing an eyeball
• Marvin Powell
• Frank G. Storrs
• Litter Pickup Operations: I-81
• Cecelia H. Hall
• Guardrail Repairs: I-64
• In the spotlight: Filmmakers follow Virginia winner to national pageant
• VMI might take over Stonewall Jackson House
• High School Football Standings
• Legislature next stop for liquor privatization plan
• Lloyd is SVD's only bright spot in Region III golf tournament
• Mowing Operations: I-81
• U.Va. to provide maternity care in Rockbridge
• Paving Operations: I-81
• Our View: Feeding the Valley
• Vehicle Accident: I-64E in Augusta Co.
• Della M. Gibson
• District-leading Draft dispatches Lee
• Mary Lou Davis
• Leslie L. Flickinger Jr.
• Mowing Operations: I-81
• EPA will discuss Chesapeake Bay restoration plan in Harrisonburg tonight
• Donald R. Slattery
• Staunton schedules substitute teacher orientation
• Della M. Gibson
• Missing today's weather in the print edition? Check our online forecast
• Dorothy W. Sutherland
• TODAY'S DATA UPDATES: Staunton, Augusta County weekend police logs, Staunton weekend arrests
• Delbert W. Moore Sr.
• CRIME MAP: Staunton, Augusta County weekend reports
• Cecelia H. Hall
• Vehicle Accident: I-64W in Augusta Co.
• Morris scores long-awaited victory at Martinsville
• Vehicle Accident: I-64W in Augusta Co.
• Food bank demands soar in Valley
• Mary Baldwin gets $1.2 million grant
• Happening Monday
• Man in fatal Waynesboro wreck identified
• M. Martha Douglas
• Off and running: Lee's cross country trio has sights set on state
• Middle School Volleyball: Dragons win again
• McNabb wins in Philly return, 17-12
• Ellen W. Moyers
• Congress could yank federal roadway funds
• Vehicle Accident: US-250E in Augusta Co.
• Happy Apple Days
• Cecelia H. Hall
• W&L hosts Robert E. Lee lecture by Va. Tech professor, historian
• Construction, Remodeling & Custom Cabinetry
• Final: Wilson Memorial 35, Buffalo Gap 0
• Final: Rockbridge County 26, Fort Defiance 7
• Final: Riverheads 49, Parry McCluer 0
• Final: Spotswood 41, Waynesboro 24
• Final: Turner Ashby 28, Stuarts Draft 27
• Donna Jean Hensley
• Lee High-Harrisonburg game postponed
• Verona game and fish office might close
• Owner suspects arson in Swoope junkyard fire
• Baugh, Riverheads sweep Buffalo Gap
• Guardrail Repairs: I-81
• Vehicle Accident: VA-42S in Augusta Co.
• Vehicle Accident: I-81N in Augusta Co.
• Maintenance: VA-256
• Congestion/Delay: I-81S in Augusta Co.
• Tire fire still smoldering
• Congestion/Delay: I-81S in Augusta Co.
• Vehicle Accident: VA-256W in Augusta Co.
• Multi-Vehicle Accident: I-81N in Augusta Co.
• Tree Trimming Operations: I-81
• Tree Trimming Operations: I-81
• CRIME MAP: Augusta County and Staunton Reports
• Maintenance: VA-256
• TODAY'S UPDATED DATA: Augusta County and Staunton reports, Staunton arrests
• Waynesboro man grows giant pumpkins
• Guardrail Repairs: I-81
• Cougars remain perfect
• Vehicle Accident: VA-256W in Augusta Co.
• Larry L. King
• State police, DEQ investigating tire fire
• H.S. Volleyball: Indians upend Rockbridge County
• Vehicle Accident: VA-42S in Augusta Co.
• Area Prep Football Scoring Leaders
• Cutting taxes is costly
• Nondistrict clashes continue
• Russell E. Wood
• Tractor Trailer Accident: I-81S in Augusta Co
• TODAY'S UPDATED DATA: Augusta County and Staunton reports, Staunton arrests
• Maintenance: VA-256
• Virginia W. Wise
• Tree Trimming Operations: I-81
• Vehicle Accident: I-81S in Augusta Co.
• Police in unannounced inspection at Lee High
• Vehicle Accident: I-81S in Augusta Co.
• Walk-a-thon to recognize Recovery Month anniversary
• Teen on moped injured in Waynesboro crash
• Norma Jean Shank
• Redskins, Texans are friends, foes
• Larry L. King
• Fishing for funds: Waynesboro center could anchor tourism
• Hurricanes not picky about where they land
• Inez J. Hagaman
• Music festival is gaining notoriety
• Wilson girls favored to repeat in SVD cross country
• Communication root of Hokies' ills
• Mascot is students' choice
• Elizabeth Ann Groah
• Area schools win accreditation
• Donna Jean Hensley
• Tractor Trailer Accident: I-81S in Augusta Co.
• CRIME MAP: Augusta County and Staunton reports
• John Armstrong
• Let the sunlight in
• A balancing act
• Planning Commission recommends county rezone Mill Place
• Carter, Updike lead sweep of Waynesboro
• Dukes, fans soaking in joy of stunning win over Virginia Tech
• Tractor Trailer Accident: I-81N in Augusta Co.
• Tractor Trailer Accident: I-81N in Augusta Co
• Inez J. Hagaman
• Roadside Maintenance: I-64 and I-81
• Martha S. Reames
• Virginia trooper dies after dive training accident in Lake Anna
• Foul play not suspected in Crimora death
• Maintenance: VA-256
• Elizabeth Ann Groah
• Tree Trimming Operations: I-81
• Maintenance: I-64
• CRIME MAP: Augusta County and Staunton reports
• Green houses could make a difference in the Valley
• TODAY'S UPDATED DATA: Augusta County and Staunton reports and arrests
• Hope blooms: Haitian choir visits Staunton
• Maintenance: I-64
• Good sparks Indians past Hornets
• Larry L. King
• Portis taken to task over thoughts on Jets mess
• Maintenance: I-64
• Maintenance: I-64
• Panel suggests four-day workweek for some state, local agencies
• Middle School Soccer: Grace wins, 6-2
• U.Va. cleaning, repairing Jefferson statue, others
• Christianity shouldn't be hidden
• Delilah O. Bartenslager
• Schools cut bus delays
• Steel Block Bandits burn up the track at Eastside
• Much still left undone
• Louise Armstrong
• Waynesboro council introduces revised land-use ordinance
• Boys' Cross Country: Wildcats, Leemen to battle for district crown
• Redskins' Shanahan seeks more points
• Maintenance: VA-256
• Tree Trimming Operations: I-81
• Water line leak briefly cut service on North Central Ave
• CRIME MAP: Augusta County and Staunton reports
• TODAY'S UPDATED DATA: Augusta County and Staunton reports and arrests
• Lamar Z. Bryant
• Reviving a stream: 'Daylighting' easement would be first for Staunton
• U.S. 'B-Team' thumps Turkey, wins worlds
• Clyde W. Smiley Sr.
• Delilah O. Bartenslager
• Delilah O. Bartenslager
• Fire destroys unoccupied home in Staunton
• Highway Lighting Repairs: I-64
• Cheerleading competition features new faces
• New citizens naturalized at ceremony in Staunton
• McNabb wins in Redskins' debut, 13-7 over Cowboys
• Disabled Vehicle: I-64W in Augusta Co.
• Roadside Maintenance: I-81 and I-64
• Disabled Vehicle: I-81S in Augusta Co.
• Maintenance: VA-256
• Disabled Vehicle: I-81S in Augusta Co.
• CRIME MAP: Augusta County and Staunton reports
• Multi-Vehicle Accident: US-250E in Albemarle Co.
• TODAY'S UPDATED DATA: Augusta County and Staunton reports and arrests
• Roadside Maintenance: I-81 and I-64
• Highway Lighting Repairs: I-64
• Multi-Vehicle Accident: US-250E in Albemarle
• Gary M. Chandler
• Waynesboro zoning rewrite makes formal debut
• BRRR sweeps individual titles at EMHS meet
• Underage drinking not a joke
• JMU jolts No. 13 Virginia Tech
• 50 years: Moore
• Adam Tyler Brown
• Black family
• Controlling pervasive weed
• Cheer teams sharp at Fort Defiance meet
• Fog Advisory: I-64E in Augusta Co.
• Fog Advisory: I-64E in Augusta Co.
• Fog Advisory: I-64E in Augusta Co.
• Fog Advisory: I-64E in Augusta Co.
• Vehicle Accident: I-81N in Augusta Co.
• Rockbridge boys Fort girls sparkle at EMHS meet
• Gary M. Chandler
• Looking back at integration in Waynesboro
• Curtain falls on Stonewall Showcase of Bands competition
• Stuarts Draft stuns Lee, 21-0
• Rancor needs to end so healing can start
• Paper goes hog wild over three-legged pig
• Mildred V. Conner
• Waynesboro building path to boost fishing access
• Stinespring returns to coach Lee volleyball
• Tractor Trailer Accident: I-81S in Augusta Co.
• Tractor Trailer Accident: I-81S in Augusta Co
• Final: Stuarts Draft 21, Robert E. Lee 0
• Final: Broadway 33, Fort Defiance 0
• Final: Wilson Memorial 42, Page County 13
• Vehicle Accident: I-64E in Augusta Co.
• Final: Buffalo Gap 19, Bath County 13
• Vehicle Accident: I-64E in Augusta Co.
• Final: Turner Ashby 45, Waynesboro 8
• Riverheads unstoppable on the ground against Nelson
• Final: Riverheads 55, Nelson County 35
• Rosalind H. Pierce
• Vehicle Accident: VA-262E in Augusta Co.
• This Week In History
• Study: More area teens drink than average
• George A. Smith
• Safety innovation, regulations paying off
• Maria A. Ruebush
• Samuel D. Shiflett
• Mildred V. Conner
• Annual writing competition for children, adults begins Monday
• Louise R. Swink
• Bridgewater College sets new enrollment record
• Vehicle Accident: I-81S in Augusta Co.
• Office on Youth sponsors Rock the Block on Saturday
• Groundbreaking at Polymer expansion
• Strolling entertainment livens up downtown Staunton tonight
• Vehicle Accident: I-81N in Augusta Co.
• Staunton library computer project receives Governor's Technology Award
• Vehicle Accident: I-81S in Augusta Co.
• Staunton native wins award in D.C. film festival
• Vehicle Accident: I-64W in Augusta Co.
• Hop the Cardinal for special fall-foliage runs this fall
• Student suffers brain injury after reported attack
• TODAY'S DATA UPDATES: Staunton arrests and police logs
• Thelma C. Fadeley
• Maintenance: VA-256
• H.S. Boys' Soccer: Crusaders top VSDB
• Rosalind H. Pierce
• 'Tea party' is today's 'Know Nothing' movement
• Annie Bell Coffey
• Wilson withstands Gap rally for first victory
• Draft-Lee showdown highlights schedule
• Senior CIA executive to speak on faith at Southern Virginia
• Congestion/Delay: I-81S in Augusta Co.
• State: Agencies can apply now for $2.5 million in water-quality grants
• Draft high school student suffers brain injury in attack
• Maintenance: VA-256
• Old home a good match
• Sara C. Dedrick
• Annie Bell Coffey
• Roadside Maintenance: I-64 and I-81
• Party on the parkway: Festival celebrates route's history
• Suspect in parkway shooting indicted by federal grand jury
• Parkway shooting suspect indicted
• Local attorney pays off court fines
• Haynesworth staying put ... for now
• Bridge Work: I-81
• Stimulus plan needs more support
• High School Cross Country: Leemen win again
• J.V. Football: Hornets blitz Panthers
• Bobby N. Cline
• Thelma C. Fadeley
• W&L Constitution Day speaker will discuss changing face of the Supreme Court
• Bridge Work: I-81
• Annie Bell Coffey
• Investigative journalist Sonia Shah to speak at Bridgewater
• Samuel D. Shiflett
• DATALEADER: Augusta County and Staunton land transfers
• Congestion/Delay: I-81S in Augusta Co.
• Annie Bell Coffey
• Fire ruins Mount Solon barn
• Vehicle Accident: I-64E in Albemarle Co.
• Bernard A. Brent Sr.
• Vehicle Accident: I-64E in Albemarle Co.
• Quran burning wrong
• Redskins get tough with new defense
• Riverheads rallies past Wilson
• Schools hit with minor post-Labor Day bump
• Mary C. Gray
• Va. Tech researchers develop program to help movie fans avoid spoilers online
• Evening event shared details of U.Va.'s secret societies
• Bobby N. Cline
• State artisans featured at Va. Folklife Festival
• Teresa Ann Tester
• Another barn catches fire
• V. Christine Snyder
• Roadside Maintenance: I-64 and I-81
• Jacqueline P. Harvey
• Firefighters request more help with Mount Sidney barn fire
• Rosalind H. Pierce
• Maintenance: VA-256
• Optimism has no place in War on Terror
• TODAY'S DATA UPDATES: Staunton land transfers, arrests and police reports, Augusta County polic
• Cavaliers grinding it out with solid running attack
• CRIME MAP: Staunton, Augusta County reports
• H.S. Volleyball: Cougars sweep Gobblers
• Smooth sailing for Goodlatte this election
• Cardinals have high hopes for season
• Otha M. Adams Sr.
• Sara C. Dedrick
• Putting 'united' in United Way
• Parade around town
• John H. Lawrence
• Blaze damages antebellum Middlebrook home
• Michael E. Stone
• Boise State stuns Virginia Tech 33-30
• Benjamin G. Legg
• Mary Baldwin College announces 2010-11 theater season
• V. Christine Snyder
• Best-selling author Barbara Kingsolver to speak at Va. Tech
• Labor Day fire in Middlebrook has encore
• Bridgewater to host business expo
• Staunton man, pooch, attacked by vicious dog
• Waynesboro man appointed to state's Information Technology Advisory Council
• Adrienne S. Person
• Roadside Maintenance: I-81 and I-64
• Roadside Maintenance: I-81 and I-64
• TODAY'S DATA UPDATES: Staunton, Augusta County weekend police reports and Staunton weekend arre
• Edward B. Miska
• CRIME MAP: Staunton, Augusta County weekend reports
• Semi-pro basketball team plans tryouts
• Vehicle Accident: I-81S in Augusta Co.
• Benjamin G. Legg
• Vehicle Accident: I-81S in Augusta Co.
• If I share my pet peeves, maybe I will feel better
• Vehicle Accident: I-81N in Augusta Co.
• Vehicle Accident: I-81N in Augusta Co.
• Report says bioscience jobs rising in Roanoke
• Goodloe named collegiate scholar
• United Bank declares third quarter dividend
• Hokies stand between Broncos and BCS bid
• Roger L. Adams
• Local alums make mark on Dukes
• Car enthusiasts cruise in
• Otha M. Adams Sr.
• As easy as ABC? Liquor privatization sparks questions
• Siblings race to lead team
• 'The American'
• The Wooden Spoon will make you feel at home
• Wanda J. Crawford
• Fishersville fire station handles staffing issues
• Our View: Celebrating small labor gains
• Healthy foods can still taste good to kids
• James Madison rolls over Morehead St. 48-7
• Otha M. Adams Sr.
• Generation gap seen through veteran eyes
• Unique exhibit draws Nigerian visitors
• Payne's 4 TDs lift Virginia past Richmond, 34-13
• Draft scores late, stuns Riverheads
• Vehicle Accident: I-81N in Augusta Co.
• Vehicle Accident: I-81N in Augusta Co.
• Final: Wilson Memorial 42, Stonewall Jackson 7
• Final: Stuarts Draft 32, Riverheads 31
• Final: Alleghany 31, Rockbridge County 7
• Final: Robert E. Lee 55, Charlottesville 6
• Final: Fort Defiance 35, Buffalo Gap 19
• The good old days never were
• Richard C. Dudley
• This Week In History
• Recycling good will: United Way celebrates day of service
• Wilson Memorial thumps Stonewall Jackson, 42-7
• Our View: Be grateful for time-honored tradition
• Wanda J. Crawford
• Snippets from the Queen City's past
• Tone, proposal in principal's e-mail riles teachers, parents
• TODAY'S DATA UPDATES: Augusta County police reports, Staunton arrests and police log
• Conservationists praise farmers for efforts
• CRIME MAP: Augusta County, Staunton reports
• H.S. Volleyball Roundup: Fort Defiance wins season opener
• Mowing Operations: US-250
• Columnist misunderstands U.S. financial system
• Disabled Vehicle: I-64W in Albemarle Co.
• Jobless rate rises in area
• Bridge Work: I-81
• Jean M. Glasgow
• Buffalo Gap tops Wilson in 5
• Ratings should be public
• Rescue squad, first-aid crew look to unite in Fishersville
• Henry Lee Dorman
• Richard C. Dudley
• Cross-county rivals face off tonight
• Wanda J. Crawford
• JMU professors train colleagues in Iraq on adult literacy tactics
• Barbara A. Lambert
• Country singer Vassar opens season at JMU's new Forbes Center
• Maintenance: VA-256
• Bridge Work: I-81
• Litter Pickup Operations: I-81
• Va. official proposes six-state summit on I-81
• Vehicle Accident: I-64W in Augusta Co.
• Litter Pickup Operations: I-81
• Vehicle Accident: I-64W in Augusta Co.
• Maintenance: VA-256
• Mowing Operations: US-250
• TODAY'S DATA UPDATES: Augusta County police reports, Staunton arrests and police log
• Residents perplexed by Fishersville department's failings
• Vehicle Accident: I-64W in Albemarle Co.
• 2010 Preview: Leemen focused on staying perfect in SVD
• Vehicle Accident: I-64W in Albemarle Co.
• Optimism high in ACC, league tries to make it last
• Disabled Vehicle: I-81S in Augusta Co.
• Unbiased review needed
• Disabled Vehicle: I-81S in Augusta Co.
• Troubled fire dept. fails to respond to 8% of calls
• Bridge Work: I-81
• Raymond G. Allen Sr.
• Barbara Lambert
• Legendary gospel voice to take stage in Charlottesville
• Staunton restaurant owner sentenced to prison on drug charge
• Lee, Riverheads favored to win titles
• Online predator pleads guilty in Staunton
• Hokies ready for opener vs. Boise St.
• FROM OUR ARCHIVES: Lenoir says U.S. should debate, then invest in newer technology
• William Edwards trucking firm to be sold
• Unemployment rises in area
• Vehicle Accident: VA-42S in Augusta Co.
• Too much "booty" lands Weyers Cave man in jail
• Va. Tech offers workshops for trainers, teachers
• FROM OUR ARCHIVE: NASA headlines career day
• Va. Tech to launch residential colleges in 2011, 2012
• Tractor Trailer Accident: I-81S in Augusta Co
• Astronomer, Albemarle County children create bilingual picture book
• Retired astronaut Lenoir dies
• State climatologist: Water levels secure despite drought conditions
• John J. Daly
• DMV extends hours because of computer outage
• Mary Ella Anthony
• TODAY'S DATA UPDATES: Augusta County police reports, Staunton arrests and police log
• Local private schools prospering
• CRIME MAP: Augusta County, Staunton reports
• Arizona on right path to enforce immigration laws
• Paving Operations: US-11
• Barbara G. Fitzgerald
• Bridge Work: I-81
• Goodlatte stresses balancing federal budget
• Grace Christian aims to regain crown
• Feeling hot, hot, hot
• Raymond G. Allen Sr.
• Providing services should be priority 1
• Mary C. Gray
• Wayne E. Clarke
• Riverheads perfect as record improves to 2-0
• Vehicle Accident: I-64W in Albemarle Co.
• County aid will help Fishersville fire squad
• Live coverage from D.C. area hostage situation
• U.Va. professor aims to strengthen teaching of high school philosophy
• Disabled Vehicle: I-64E in Augusta Co.
• Bridge Work: I-81
• Vehicle Accident: I-64W in Albemarle Co.
• County will take household hazardous waste Sept. 25
• Disabled Vehicle: I-64E in Augusta Co.
• Annual deer-feeding prohibition starts today
• Vehicle Accident: US-11S in Augusta Co.
• Historic Staunton offers home research workshop
• Vehicle Accident: US-11S in Augusta Co.
• Some papers late; try E-edition free
• Henry Lee Dorman
• Dooms man convicted on sex charges from 1980s
• Bus delays irk Staunton parents as district works on improvements
• Roadside Maintenance: I-81
• Bible is clear on wrongs of homosexuality
• Harry W. Hanger
• Redskins gain from Haslett's defense
• Lexington sawmill operator settles federal harassment complaint
• Cinderella M. Daugherty
• Vehicle Accident: VA-262E in Augusta Co.
• Stuarts Draft man dies in head-on collision
• Frances W. Chittum
• Bridge Work: I-81
• Combating racism a worthy priority
• Kyle C. Johnson
• Maintenance: I-81
• Wayne E. Clarke
• Wayne E. Clarke
• Waynesboro is repeat champion at golf tourney
• CRIME MAP: Augusta County, Staunton reports
• Recalling a legendary sports editor
• Drake expansion to add jobs
• Barbara G. Fitzgerald
• Staunton gets federal help with early retirement insurance coverage
• Bridgewater goes green with new campus housing
• Augusta board votes help for Fishersville fire service
• County offices and landfill closed Monday for holiday
• Roadside Maintenance: I-81
• Waynesboro offices closed Monday, treasurer's department alters hours
• Vehicle Accident: US-340N in Augusta Co.
• Computer problems persist at DMV, other agencies
• James M. Tate
• Paving Operations: US-11
• Alma Lee Shirey
• Supervisors add paid staff to supplement Fishersville fire coverage
• Vehicle Accident: US-340N in Augusta Co.
• TODAY'S DATA UPDATES: Augusta County police reports, Staunton arrests, police reports and land
• Paving Operations: US-11
• CRIME MAP: Augusta County, Staunton reports
• Happening Today
• Paving Operations: US-11
• Nats fans? Patient? So what's new?
• Vehicle Accident: I-81S in Augusta Co.
• Robert E. Kilmer
• Stories of horror, hope: Immigrants share experiences at workshop
• Bold putt gives Floyd, Bartley Deaver title
• H.S. Volleyball: Grace finishes third at tournament
• Cinderella M. Daugherty
• Wayne E. Clarke
• H.S. Volleyball: Simple goals for Stuart Hall
• Hubert F. Grim Jr.
• McNabb may not start Redskins' opener
• Wallace F. Hoover
• Flood costs lead to razed homes in Waynesboro
• Barbara G. Fitzgerald
• U.Va. professor named to list of top young innovators
• Cinderella M. Daugherty
• Lee High conducts workshop for potential leads in the fall play
• Maintenance: I-81
• Buffalo Gap adds five new classes this year
• Vehicle Accident: VA-262E in Augusta Co.
• DMV still unable to process licenses
• Fatal crash on Middlebrook Road
• Maintenance: I-81
• Vehicle Accident: US-11S in Augusta Co.
• Specialized medicine: Hospitalists change way doctors care for patients
• London tackling Cavaliers job from all angles
• Katrina survivors settle in Valley
• Vehicle Accident: US-250E in Albemarle Co.
• Vehicle Accident: I-81S in Augusta Co.
• Vehicle Accident: VA-254W in Augusta Co.
• Vehicle Accident: I-81S in Augusta Co.
• Vehicle Accident: VA-254W in Augusta Co.
• Vehicle Accident: I-81S in Augusta Co.
• A little mea culpa beats the blame game
• Thelma Fadeley
• Staunton council wants to foster arts, maintain historic architecture
• Affordable, fun dining awaits at Pennybackers
• H.S. Volleyball: Youth movement continues for Ridgeview Christian
• Our View: Five years too late
• James E. McDorman Sr.
• Abducted teen returns to school
• Vehicle Accident: VA-42N in Augusta Co.
• Vehicle Accident: VA-42N in Augusta Co.
• Disabled Vehicle: I-64W in Albemarle Co.
• Disabled Vehicle: I-64W in Albemarle Co.
• Vehicle Accident: US-250E in Augusta Co.
• Final: Western Albemarle 15, Waynesboro 10
• Vehicle Accident: US-250E in Augusta Co.
• Vehicle Accident: US-250E in Albemarle Co.
• Wildcats volleyball team eyes better record
• A place in history
• Lights, camera, action!
• Take parking burden off taxpayers' backs
• Lois J. Acker
• 'Jumbo' experiences some growing pains on its 1912 trial runs
• Sanchez, Jets offense struggle in loss to Redskins
• H.S. Boys' Soccer: Grace whips Dragons
• Unfinished drives sink Little Giants
• Paving Operations: US-11
• Paving Operations: US-11
• TODAY'S DATA UPDATES: Staunton arrests and police reports, Augusta County police log
• Eunice R. Fawley
• Gerald E. Taylor
• Gypsy Hill pool closed for Labor Day
• Road construction, blasting operations might cause delays
• H.S. Volleyball: Warriors survive opening-night scare
• Bridge Work: I-64
• Greg L. Miller
• GOP finds creative ways to mess up the system
• H.S. Volleyball: Cougars hope to reach SVD summit
• Costs won't stop bridge renovation
• H.S. Golf: Blues, Giants tie
• Waynesboro primed for solid start
• Hazel J. Anderson
• Gary T. Landes
• Pair to debate legalizing marijuana
• A hero's welcome
• Ethel G. Doyle
• James E. McDorman Sr.
• Harry J. Johnson Jr.
• Richard H. Hicklin
• DATALEADER: This week's updated databases: Board of Medicine, Board of Nursing disciplinary act
• Ira G. Good
• Mary Baldwin College adds outdoor sculpture
• Lois J. Acker
• U.Va. drama department announces 2010-11 season
• Vehicle Accident: US-340S in Augusta Co.
• W&L tests reusable takeout containers
• Vehicle Accident: US-340S in Augusta Co.
• Our View: Cuccinelli plays to voters
• Wilson determined not to settle for less
• MBC art exhibit opens Monday
• American Shakespeare Center wins grant to support education program
• Bridgewater to open up equestrian center to celebrate 10-year anniversary
• Maintenance: I-81
• Gary T. Landes
• Gypsy Hill Park pool ends season Sunday
• Greg L. Miller
• DATALEADER: This week's updated databases: Board of Medicine, Board of Nursing disciplinary act
• Paving Operations: US-11
• Bridge Work: I-81
• Redskins' Armstrong had 'very scenic' route to NFL
• Paving Operations: US-11
• Expert to speak at local food event
• TODAY'S DATA UPDATES: Staunton arrests and police reports, Augusta County police log
• More new students enroll this year in Augusta, Waynesboro
• CRIME MAP: Augusta County, Staunton reports
• Letter: Assessments must be reined in to fix issues
• Bridge Work: I-81
• Waynesboro YMCA hires swimming coach
• Maintenance: I-81
• Get ready to jam: Festival to fill Staunton street
• Abducted teen safe; suspect arrested
• Faye R. Fitzgerald
• Fog Advisory: I-64E in Augusta Co.
• MBC campus leaders welcome freshmen
• Soldiers returning home from Iraq today
• Good first class, more to come
• Vehicle Accident: US-11S in Augusta Co.
• Eileen L. Huttinger
• REPLAY: School leaders discuss challenges facing their districts
• Sprained ankle puts McNabb on sidelines
• Vehicle Accident: I-81N in Augusta Co.
• Sentencing due in strangling case
• Fog Advisory: I-64E in Augusta Co.
• It's the message that counts
• Vehicle Accident: I-81N in Augusta Co.
• Rain in the River City
• Fog Advisory: I-64E in Augusta Co.
• Gary A. Dean
• H.S. Volleyball: Experience huge asset for Little Giants
• Reid's uncommon energy gives Cavs' D fresh outlook
• Waynesboro schools announce upcoming screenings
• DATALEADER: This week's updated databases: Board of Medicine disciplinary actions
• TODAY'S DATA UPDATES: Board of Nursing disciplinary hearings
• Abduction suspect arrested, girl found
• Vehicle Accident: US-11S in Augusta Co.
• Francis Collins decries decision to block stem cell research funding
• Fog Advisory: I-64W in Augusta Co.
• Faye R. Fitzgerald
• Fog Advisory: I-64E in Augusta Co.
• Shanahan won't divulge details on talk with Haynesworth
• Fog Advisory: I-64E in Augusta Co.
• Nancy Cason
• Fog Advisory: I-64E in Augusta Co.
• Our View: Tax district worth considering
• Fog Advisory: I-64E in Augusta Co.
• Rack Pack trains for charity race
• Beamer keeps Hokies' ship steady
• H.S. Volleyball: Lee Ladies ready to move on up
• Tech study confirms simple weight-loss method works
• U.Va. first in Virginia, Carolinas to perform 1,000th liver transplant
• Forum examines New Orleans five years after Katrina
• Eileen L. Huttinger
• EMU Theater launches school year with student-directed musical comedy
• Josephine M. Powers
• Vehicle Accident: I-81S in Augusta Co.
• Gary A. Dean
• Audition Thursday for Shenandoah Valley Children's Choir
• Fog Advisory: I-64W in Augusta Co.
• Vehicle Accident: I-81S in Augusta Co.
• Thelma M. Desper
• CRIME MAP: Augusta County reports
• Columnist: Republican rhetoric ignores need for job rescue bill
• Vehicle Accident: I-64W in Augusta Co.
• Council to discuss issues in Staunton at retreat
• TODAY'S DATA UPDATES: Board of Medicine disciplinary hearings, Staunton arrests and police logs
• Happening Today
• H.S. Volleyball: Transition time on court for Fort Defiance
• Frustrated Haynesworth lashes out at Shanahan
• Waynesboro leaders study idea of downtown tax
• Tractor Trailer Accident: I-64W in Augusta Co.
• Tractor Trailer Accident: I-64W in Augusta Co
• Church to celebrate Missionary Sunday
• Va. Tech wins national award for Blind Driver Challenge project
• Thelma M. Desper
• Hokie alumni create fully accessible beach park
• Nancy Cason
• W&L professor uses crime scene scenario in biochemistry course
• Vehicle Accident: VA-42N in Augusta Co.
• Disabled Vehicle: I-64W in Augusta Co.
• Vehicle Accident: VA-42S in Augusta Co.
• TODAY'S DATA UPDATES: Weekend Augusta County police reports, Staunton arrests and police logs
• American Cancer Society seeking volunteers to provide transportation
• CRIME MAP: Weekend Augusta County, Staunton reports
• Eastside Speedway: Childress notches motorcycle victory on dragstrip
• Disabled Vehicle: I-64W in Augusta Co.
• Small businesses struggle after mill closes
• Shenandoah Speedway: Bush, Purdham split features
• Step back in time
• Rampant replay in Little League needs a break
• Old power plant on U.S. 250 finally might see second life
• Valley gardeners tackle late-August chore list
• Recycling sense: Simple dos and don'ts can help save funds
• Dorothy E. Chaplin
• Stimulus funds trail maintenance in Augusta County
• Gladiators ready to take step up
• Tide roll in at No. 1 in AP Preseason Top 25
• William M. Pandak
• Shenandoah Blues Festival hits high note
• Good first class for Lee hall, but there are glaring omissions
• Busch completes sweep of all three Bristol races
• H.S. Volleyball: Buffalo Gap has a few holes to fill
• Vehicle Accident: I-81N in Augusta Co.
• Other Traffic: I-64E in Augusta Co.
• This Week In History
• Staunton to host second Plywood Boat Regatta
• Kyle Busch 2-for-2 at Bristol
• Gardner L. Berry Jr.
• Our View: A good egg
• History: Gutsy ex-Confederate made Staunton business history
• JMU text alert raises questions
• Fire consumes barn in Verona
• ODAC title on Eagles' radar
• Top Senate Dem says liquor privatization DOA
• JMU students combine art, science in The DNA Dance
• Smash Lab's Deanne Bell will speak at Bridgewater
• Goodlatte plans town hall meeting
• Fog Advisory: I-64E in Augusta Co.
• Fannie M. Wood
• W&L professor receives grant to study humor's effects
• Gregory S. White
• Staunton Recreation and Parks releases fall brochure
• Gardner Lee Berry Jr.
• Bessie Weller principal asks dads to volunteer in Watch D.O.G.S. program
• Vehicle Accident: I-81N in Augusta Co.
• Disabled Vehicle: I-64E in Augusta Co.
• Redskins' Haynesworth is idle again
• Disabled Vehicle: I-64E in Augusta Co.
• Suspects' escape to Fla. ends
• TODAY'S DATA UPDATES: Augusta County police reports, Staunton arrests and police log
• James I. Fridley
• Fog Advisory: I-64E in Augusta Co.
• The older I get, the less I want to be scared to death
• Paving Operations: US-250
• Redkins' Landry moves back to strong safety
• Vehicle Accident: I-81S in Augusta Co.
• Signing with a label no longer every young performer's dream
• Bridge Work: I-81
• Recycling not all that hard to implement
• Dorothy E. Chaplin
• Greenville boy to be featured on racecar
• Police department recognized
• Glenn E. Darnell
• Disabled Vehicle: I-64W in Augusta Co.
• Redskins: Shanahan calls the shots
• Emotions high as school begins
• William A. Barham
• Helping students go back to school
• Staunton Music Festival fills city with summer sounds
• JMU looks to pick up where it left off
• Belle Grae Inn gets new owners
• Ashley B. Humphries
• Fog Advisory: I-64E in Augusta Co.
• Evelyn F. Thomas
• Suspects in June Waynesboro slaying extradited to Virginia
• Dorothy E. Chaplin
• James I. Fridley
• Disabled Vehicle: I-64W in Augusta Co.
• Man admits robbing restaurant
• Gregory S. White
• Mountain music festival combines old-time, bluegrass
• Swine flu information, symptoms and resources for Staunton City County
• Staunton Music Festival

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