Waynesboro, VA News

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• Death of Dooms boy considered "tragic accident"
• Stabbing suspect arrested
• Fallen and active veterans remembered in cemetery program
• Green Leaf Grill raises the bar
• Honoring the veterans on paper, in hearts
• Child dies in Augusta four-wheel accident
• Editorial: Getting tougher is necessary
• Letter to the Editor: Concern for Waynesboro schools
• Gentle giant horses on display in Weyers Cave
• Is Batman gay?
• Carl Tate: Is Batman gay?
• Giant Pride in full bloom at Waynesboro High
• Investigators look for shooting weapon, motive
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• Man charged in hit-and-run into Waynesboro house
• Kate Collins students pay tribute to departing reading guru
• Williams stays Ward A winner in Waynesboro recount
• U.S. attorney, in Verona, issues warning to bath salts dealers
• Letter to the editor: Could this all just be politics?
• Letter to the editor: Thanks to all Stamp Out Hunger helpers
• Editorial: A significant turnaround on a Waynesboro street
• Maryland man charged in shooting at Skyline Motel
• Augusta Supervisors approve rezoning that will complement Mary Baldwin project
• Augusta Health employees get look at high-tech surgical instruments
• VDOT's 511 system gets major upgrade
• VDOT safety patrols resume on Augusta County interstates
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• Waynesboro School Board approves bleacher repair and sounds off on Hamp recommendation
• Letter to the Editor: Speaking for those who are silent
• Letter to the Editor: From where does more school money come?
• Completed Commerce Avenue mural a source of pride
• Valley news briefs
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• Hikers found on Appalachian Trail in Nelson County
• VDOT spends $5,000,000 to build Botetourt County wetland
• Hikers found on Appalachian Trail in Nelson County
• Riverheads fifth-grader knows safety
• Waynesboro police seek stabbing suspect
• Hamp proposes giving Waynesboro schools another $234,000
• Jenkins named Augusta County employee of the year
• Dixon column: Stock wild fish, not hatchery-bred
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• Local airport considering security changes after pilot boards plane with loaded gun
• VDOT to be sued by former employee for displaying nooses
• Letter to the editor: What is our country coming to?
• Letter to the editor: YMCA is the jewel of Waynesboro
• Waynesboro police arrest two more in Sherwood fracas
• Disney tells Mary Baldwin grads to honor inner princesses
• Soap Box is a Stuarts Draft family affair
• Fishburne grads exhorted by brigadier general
• Pedestrian killed in apparent suicide on Interstate 81 near Verona
• Waynesboro police arrest one in Sherwood incident
• Letter to the editor: SNAP benefits can be used in Waynesboro, too
• Letter to the editor: School-supporter group wrongly goes after Waynesboro council
• Letter to the editor: Why is the Waynesboro School Board acting like this?
• Tate: Del. Bob Marshall's judge flap all about social conservatives
• Editorial: Hatching more good ideas in Waynesboro
• Students learn about budgeting during Reality Town
• Valley news briefs
• Patricia Hunt: It's easy to eat healthy, right? Wrong.
• Editorial: Three Up & Three Down
• Former Soap Box contestant remembers 70s competition
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• Augusta Sheriff looks for missing 12-year-old
• Valley Church Calendar
• Letter to the Editor: More questions than answers
• Russell Waldrop: Personal responsibility turns the Wheel of Recovery
• Area legislators get earful at town hall
• Students release brook trout into Poague Run
• Editorial: Good budget news
• Staunton woman given 28 years for suffocating child
• Waynesboro police investigate Sherwood Avenue fracas
• Streets to be closed for Soap Box Derby
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• Rehabbed bears released into national forest in Augusta County
• Valley manufacturing center continuing to take shape
• Legislators discuss budget at chamber breakfast
• Nelson Graves: Black and white solutions to racial problems
• Letter to the Editor: 60 Plus isn't nonpartisan at all
• Letter to the Editor: Here's some ways we could fund schools
• Letter to the Editor: Allen, Williams, Lucente should respond to funding request
• Editorial: Supporting the schools
• Staunton marketing 60 acres of Gateway property for retail
• Valley news briefs
• Healthy eating can cost less, study finds
• Editorial: MIDWEEK BRIEFING
• Center for Coldwaters explores partnership with Virginia museum
• Coldwaters' trout hatchery gets startup grant boost
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• Valley news briefs
• Women in Staunton briefed on services available under federal health care
• Public again asks Waynesboro City Council for added school funds
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• Kubany: In climate science, there's no 'there' there
• Pereles: Waynesboro schools need more money
• Tate: Obama's gay-marriage stance is a ploy
• Editorial: Moving forward in Waynesboro
• Warner and business leader offer life lessons to Blue Ridge grads
• A former site for Waynesboro's trash could become a community treasure
• A look at the past
• Editorial: Three Up & Three Down
• Pat Hunt: In honor of mothers of 'different' children
• Bridgewater graduates sign pledge of social and environmental responsibility
• Waynesboro City Council letter
• City Council issues letter rebutting Harris charges
• Harris letter spurs council concerns
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• Augusta School budget revised to reflect VRS changes
• Man's body found in Staunton
• Wildlife Center opens a flight pen for rehabbing eagles
• Depression, suicidal thoughts on the rise among students
• Editorial: Out of hardship, inspiration
• Waynesboro Public Library, YMCA joining forces
• Valley Church Calendar
• Augusta School budget revised to reflect VRS changes
• Hope: First Spoke in the Wheel of Recovery
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• Bedford bear cub recovering well at Wildlife Center of Virginia
• It's high society at WALT fundraiser
• Republican conspiracy is revealed in two books
• Editorial: Closed doors shut constituents out
• McDonnell visits Valley to sign ag legislation, tout economy
• Ward A recount set for May 24
• Western State Hospital escapee returns
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• Letter to the Editor: Thank you, Waynesboro
• Retiring Marines hike trail to help disabled colleagues
• Man wanted for bus accident escapes Western State
• Court hearing set for today in Ward A recount
• Valley news briefs
• Editorial: MIDWEEK BRIEFING
• Waynesboro City Council to hold called meeting to discuss a member
• Letter to the Editor: Attack on Iran not the right approach
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• McDonnell wants state worker bonuses contingent on savings
• McAuliffe to run for Va. governor -- unless Warner does
• Valley news briefs
• Man charged with wielding tire iron
• Man making presidential death threats to undergo mental evaluation
• Shop looks to expand it's W'boro sweet taste
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• Editorial: On taxing matters in Augusta County
• Tax decisions split Augusta Supervisors
• Letter to the Editor: Graves' comments about racism don't make sense
• Letter to the Editor: Zimmerman shot Trayvon for no reason
• Pat Hunt: More observations from the Mediterranean
• Editorial: Three Up & Three Down
• Nelson County woman killed in three-vehicle crash
• Valley news briefs
• McDonnell, cabinet to visit Valley next week
• Community mural taking shape on Commerce Avenue
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• Letter to the editor: Harris needs to apologize so Waynesboro can move forward
• Letter to the editor: Bringing race into the Trayvon case wasn't helpful
• Editorial: Greenways goal is worth pursuing
• Valley news briefs
• Four charged in Waynesboro burglaries
• Augusta County to explore a greenways plan
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• Waynesboro Council ponders the city's next mayor
• Editorial: What now? The people's business
• Augusta Supervisors raise personal property taxes; keep real estate level
• Joblessness takes a dip in March
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• Editorial: Midweek Briefing
• Local briefs
• Letter to the Editor: Park to Park half-marathon breaks 500
• Letter to the Editor: May Mental Health Month
• Many voters stay at home for Staunton elections
• City Council incumbents rule the day
• Frank Lucente holds off the challenge of Lorie Smith
• Susan Allen visits with Staunton lunch crowd
• Anthem, Augusta Health ER docs agree on new contract
• Waynesboro City Council vote expected to be light today
• Letter to the editor: Harris irresponsibly touts veteran status
• Letter to the editor: Define ethics, Mr. Harris
• Letter to the editor: Who is pulling the strings?
• Letter to the editor: Who is pulling the strings?
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• UPDATED: Bear cub found in Giles County euthanized
• UPDATED: Bear cub found in Giles County euthanized
• Fishersville congregation skips church to volunteer
• Letter to the editor: Tate fails to see real problem with Trayvon case
• Letter to the editor: Our children's future is in jeopardy
• Bringing history to life on the South River
• Letter to the editor: Church of Christ volunteers really helped us in March
• Letter to the editor: Trayvon case a catastrophic mess
• Letter to the editor: Prejudice was probably Zimmerman's problem
• Letter to the editor: Hatchery would be a boon to River City
• Tate: Lucente, Allen and Williams have worked tirelessly
• Editorial: City Council endorsements in review
• Lucente rebuts charges in fellow Waynesboro councilman's letter
• Karaffa says he won't vote for Augusta County real-estate tax hike
• Goodlatte confronted by opponent at local political breakfast
• Letter to the Editor: Is Lorie Smith the best candidate?
• Letter to the Editor: Smith should have made sure schools got funds
• Letter to the Editor: We need to vote for Lorie Smith
• Letter to the Editor: What about school funds, candidates?
• Park to Park marathon sees area man triumph
• Man charged in Walmart assault found dead
• Verona Elementary teacher named Augusta County's best for 2012
• Waynesboro mayor given 750-signature petition asking for school funding
• State Police investigate pedestrian killing on I-81
• Motorcycle driver remains in critical after Wednesday accident
• Waldrop: Faith and discipleship address global warming
• Veteran Waynesboro teacher named city's best
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• Man transported to hospital after two-vehicle accident
• Third suspect charged in pedestrian fatality
• Supervisors approve funds
• City Council candidates spar over future at forum
• Editorial: One that we can't let get away
• Lexington teacher wins trip to NFL draft
• State State Police Trooper and pedestrian struck on U.S. 29 bypass
• UPDATE: Gingrich to end presidential campaign next week
• White House gate crasher Salahi plans run for governor
• UPDATE: Newt Gingrich all but concedes his campaign is over
• Two area history buffs receive honor
• Crowder talks of school district challenges in Lions address
• Editorial: MIDWEEK BRIEFING
• Police seek suspect in assault
• Blue Ridge prepares to start bioprocessing program
• Archaeologist shares mysteries about Jamestown
• McDonnell's political operation to run ads in state
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• Editorial: For Waynesboro's at-large council seat
• Editorial: For Waynesboro's Ward A council seat
• Editorial: For Waynesboro's Ward B council seat
• Appalachian Power seeks to raise Va. fuel levy
• Advocates ask Council for more local school funding
• Beverley Hotel bought by note holder
• Beverley Hotel bought by note holder
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• Chronic fugitive caught again
• Valley Briefs
• $10K reward offered in Amherst County hiker homicide case
• $10K reward offered in Amherst County hiker homicide case
• 1 in 2 new graduates are jobless or underemployed
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• Fly Fishing Festival kicks off with diverse activities
• Jim Serba for City Council
• Tim Williams for City Council
• Bob Donaldson for City Council
• Bruce Allen for City Council
• Augusta Health again named one of Top 100 hospitals
• Bond denied in hit-and-run case
• Goodlatte gets close up look at the pain of higher gas prices
• Area PBS stations to cut 11 positions
• UPDATE: Officials fear no one survived Pakistan jet crash
• UPDATE: Judge sets $150,000 bond for George Zimmerman
• Officials say passenger jet with 127 aboard crashes in Pakistan
• Candidates debate funding for schools
• Maryland company submits low bid on Waynesboro High bleacher project
• Family member reacts to arrests in mother's death
• Mary Baldwin students learn how to eat local foods
• Mary Baldwin announces $1 million endowed chair
• What's 'evangelical' about global warming?
• Romney to deliver Commencement address at Liberty University
• 10 things to know today
• UPDATE: House approves Cantor small-business tax break
• UPDATE: Man hides atop Gator, fends off rabid bear with birdshot
• Two arrested in Waynesboro pedestrian fatality
• Augusta Supervisors hear diverse comment on tax rate
• Staunton native remembered for his role in World War II Doolittle's Raid
• Social Security with Ned Sledge
• UPDATE: House, Senate back McDonnell on phasing in raises
• Smith leads the Waynesboro council field in campaign contributions
• Waynesboro schools to unseal bids on new high school bleachers Thursday
• Waynesboro school employees plead for more local funding from council
• Letter to the editor: Here's why I support Lorie Smith
• Letter to the editor: Williams, Lucente, Allen protected us
• Editorial: Midweek Briefing
• Afternoon fire destroys Stuarts Draft home
• Monster Museum owner speaks after it's destroyed by fire
• Mount Sidney fire cause remains unknown
• Waynesboro superintendent offers to take $59,000 pay cut
• Good Samaritan prevents successful purse-snatching in Waynesboro
• Two injured in I-81 motorcycle accident near Raphine
• Waynesboro City Council cancels budget work session
• Smoke in area coming from Alleghany-Rockbridge
• Letter to the editor: Waynesboro needs Smith's fine leadership
• Smith wants to serve again in Waynesboro, says she's 'evolved'
• Lucente says he works for the common man
• Letter to the editor: It's a big week for the Boys & Girls Club
• Letter to the editor: Lucente is an 'important necessity' on council
• Editorial: Waterway improvements in Waynesboro, Staunton
• Tate: Let's keep perspective in Trayvon case
• Kaine takes 'talent economy' talk to downtown Waynesboro
• UVa's Innocence Project having a busy -- and possibly banner -- year
• Charlottesville's first constructed mosque has its ribbon cutting
• Obama tax return shows 2011 earnings of $789,674
• W'boro awarded grant for river improvements
• Virginia announces export of beef cattle to Canada
• ER group at Augusta Health says it was rebuffed in new negotiations
• Harm not the land, sea, or trees…'
• Jury selection under way in John Edwards trial
• Hasn't worked? Obama stands up for Romney's wife
• UPDATE: Wildfires burn more than 17,000 acres in Va.
• Prescription drop off day set for late April at Augusta Health
• Waynesboro Y to hold spring gala April 20
• Two Augusta County school principals named for next year
• Nelson Graves: English – We don't speak it
• Social Security with Ned Sledge
• Zimmerman arrives at jail after turning self in
• UPDATED: Alleghany, Rockbridge County wildfires grow due to winds
• Out-of-state, regional crews join fight against Virginia wildfires
• New jobs brewing in Nelson
• 9 trapped miners rescued in Peru
• Panel addresses crowd on dangers of bath salts
• Augusta supervisor holds town hall meeting on the budget
• Experts offer update on the state of the Valley's economy
• Valley briefs
• Hawgs and Dogs event coming to Staunton
• Home outside Waynesboro suffers major damage
• Bank goes up in flames
• Santorum drops out, clearing the way for Romney
• Portions of I-64 closed due to wildfires
• Alleghany, Craig County fires scorch 1,000's of acres
• McDonnell OKs changes to Virginia's retirement system
• Conditions make fire risk high today
• Suspects in shooting, police assault caught in West Virginia
• Walking near traffic requires constant vigilance
• Waynesboro reserve officers to receive worker's compensation
• Wildfires a concern in Virginia, and in the Valley
• Valley briefs
• Family says pedestrian accident victim was walking to store
• Drive-in theater still thriving
• UPDATE: Wildfires burning 900 acres in Alleghany, Craig Counties
• Letter to the editor: Do you want $9-a-gallon gas?
• Letter to the editor: Can we have faith in Augusta Health?
• Letter to the editor: Make your budget wishes known
• Tate: The meaning of this wonderful day
• Editorial: Our view for the riverfront
• ER, insurance dispute could impact Augusta Health patients
• Staunton: Queen ... er ... Egg City!
• Cuts cause angst in Waynesboro
• UPDATED: Female pedestrian killed in Waynesboro
• UPDATE: Officials say all accounted for after jet crash
• Pilots in fiery Virginia Beach jet crash faced tough choices
• Crowd stages quiet Waynesboro vigil against bath salts
• Editorial: Three up & Three down
• Valley briefs
• Biggest Losers awarded at local pet clinic
• Police identify driver of stolen Mustang
• Waynesboro Senior Center
• Focusing on the Easter morning light
• It's Holy Week in the Arctic Circle
• Jet crashed after 'catastrophic mechanical malfunction,' Navy says
• Kaine discusses the economy with a boost from Warner
• Cars believe used in city shooting, assault are recovered
• Mary Baldwin College unveils donor, school name
• Reo Distribution celebrates 24 years
• Tim Kaine starts campaign trail early in Roanoke
• Former Heritage & UVA standout Chris Cook back in Lynchburg
• Facebook comments
• Car traced to shooting suspect nearly hits detective
• Augusta County to advertise increased real estate, car taxes
• Henry County church raises giant cross on Route 220
• Rudy Giuliani to speak at Washington & Lee
• Clinton preaches 'smart power'
• Ward B City Council candidate holds forum
• Man critical after late night Waynesboro shooting
• Man in critical condition following early morning shooting
• Women wear white in Staunton to show fight for rights
• Fishersville church vigil on bath salts set for Friday
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• Man wanted in Conn. bank robberies arrested in Nelson County
• Escaped Middle River inmate captured
• April Fools: A new look to Lake Tams
• Congressional candidate pursues the truth
• Augusta Supervisors to consider advertised tax rate this week
• Editorial: Good budget news — so far
• Council supportive of proposed budget
• Patricia Hunt column
• Editorial: Three up & Three down
• Waynesboro Senior Center
• Caregiver pleads guilty in death of elderly man
• Second former Expo employee sues board president
• Danville celebrates David Wilson's move to NFL
• As more autism reported, doctors say check early
• Workers restoring Russian mansion find treasure
• Americans spend $1.46B on tickets for jackpot
• Gary Sinise in car crash, won't make Martinsville concert or race
• Work release inmate missing from Middle River jail
• Waynesboro cancer survivor, 71, wrestling in Iowa tournament
• Bath salts worry Fishersville church
• Man charged in decades-old Waynesboro case
• Waynesboro School Board to adopt final budget April 17
• Russell Waldrop column
• Virginia Tech students murder task force reveals murder weapon, DNA evidence
• Staunton man shot, killed
• Goodlatte 'optimistic' court will nix health reform
• Graves: Racism is alive and unwell in America
• Editorial: The honorable thing to do in Waynesboro
• Social Security with Ned Sledge
• Afton teachers 'stick it' to cancer
• Waynesboro schools' furloughs to save nearly $41,000 next year
• Augusta County supervisors still undecided on tax rate
• Roanoke firm hired to do Augusta County's reassessment
• Michelle Obama to speak at Va. Tech commencement May 11
• Michelle Obama to speak at Virginia Tech commencement
• Green Leaf Grill takes Taste of The Town awards
• Man's family raises funds for his funeral
• Former school bus driver to serve seven years
• Virginia Tech robotic jellyfish to aid U.S. Navy
• Virginia Tech students hold "hoodie march" for Trayvon Martin
• Hillsville man has new face after groundbreaking transplant
• Roanoke company has inside track on Augusta County's next reassessment
• Waynesboro School Board passes $31 million 2012-13 budget
• Augusta County looks to fund $3 million in school needs with capital accounts
• City Council votes to split unspent appropriated funds
• Augusta County seeks missing man
• Virginia Tech student murders task force to reveal murder weapon
• Letter to the editor: State GOP thoughts on abortion, education don't add up
• Letter to the editor: Allen doesn't represent all of Virginia
• Letter to the editor: Recall may be the best medicine
• Waynesboro Area Refuge Ministry shelter closing today
• Editorial: Seasons change, but the work continues
• Bolling draws distinction with Cuccinelli
• Tate: A neighborhood that still resonates
• 'Farm kid' to compete
• Augusta Supervisors to consider reassessment timing, method
• Patricia Hunt column
• Waynesboro Senior Center
• A hero's redemption: Man given Carnegie Medal for saving boy's life
• Career Day highlights school day
• Man charged after police standoff
• Waldrop: The Good Samaritan and global warming
• Senate Finance Committee approves budget
• 'Sense of possiblity'
• Local briefs
• Robbery suspect arrested in Waynesboro
• Man subdued in Waynesboro after police standoff
• Virginia business leader touts 'year of the entrepreneur'
• Officials call off search for hiker
• State budget passage would eliminate uncertainty for a variety of area agencies
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• Employers ask job seekers for Facebook passwords
• Washington & Lee University has $225 million economic impact on region
• Hiker might be missing along Appalachian Trail
• JMU schedules walk of hope
• Augusta supervisors ready to tackle county budget
• Goodlatte keeps spending, regulation on front burner
• Man wounded after altercation in Greenville
• Virginia tornado drill set for tomorrow morning
• Carl Tate Column
• Bell enjoys significant and turbulent General Assembly session
• Greenway opens on green day
• PGI gives back
• Waynesboro Senior Center
• Roanoke Sen. John Edwards answers tough questions on budget stalemate
• Letter to the editor: I again ask for your vote for Waynesboro City Council
• Editorial: Honoring history
• Augusta County School Board passes $89.8 million budget
• Staunton man charged with rape
• South River Greenway officially opening Saturday
• Waynesboro's PGI celebrates accomplishments with Lt. Gov. Bolling
• Letter to the editor: Waynesboro continues to move forward
• Editorial: Balancing budget pain in Staunton
• A historic & social landmark
• Scientists of the future compete in regional fair
• Augusta Supervisors promise $1.4 million in added revenue to county schools
• Fishersville, Yancey gets improved ISO rating as of July 1
• Virginia Tech civil trial jury finds in favor of April 16th families
• Jury finds Va. Tech negligent in shootings response
• Kroger contractors plead guilty to Salem $1.6 million cardboard scheme
• Nelson County man killed in accident remembered
• Waynesboro schools still trying to fix defective bleachers
• Stopping in Waynesboro on a cross-country, fundraising walk
• Editorial: Midweek Briefing
• Virginia Tech civil trial day 7: Deliberations begin Wednesday
• Virginia Tech civil trial day 7: Deliberations begin Wednesday
• State rests in Va. Tech wrongful death trial
• Virginia Tech civil trial day 7: Tech lawyers finish their defense
• City Council addresses WHS bleachers
• Staunton School Board OKs budget
• Goodlatte meets with ag, state leaders on Chesapeake Bay
• Virginia Tech civil trial day 6: Tech's defense begins
• Virginia General Assembly special session expected to cost taxpayers thousands
• Virginia General Assembly special session expected to cost taxpers thousands
• Letters inspired Stuarts Draft man to publish book on father's WWII service
• Romney opportunistic? Really?
• Facebook 'friend' offer exposes man's other wife
• Activists seek to curtail restraining students
• Patricia Hunt column
• Waynesboro Senior Center
• Hijacked school bus collides with building
• Jury acquits man on two sex abuse charges; deadlocks on the other two
• House, Senate heading to special session on state budget
• Jury to deliberate further today on sex abuse case
• Waldrop: The spiritual 'tipping point' in global warning
• Staunton Police seeking help in Wednesday shooting
• Making history fun and creative at Stuart Hall
• Goodlatte introduces legislation to check EPA power regarding Chesapeake Bay
• Local briefs
• Second sex abuse trial for Augusta County man today
• Virginia Tech civil trial day 3: Police, April 16th panel leader, Tech executive take stand
• UPDATE: McDonnell signs ultrasound abortion bill
• Virginia Tech civil trial day 3: April 16th panel leader on stand
• Area voters are few in number for Republican primary
• The community comes together once again to read a book
• Local briefs
• Editorial: MIDWEEK BRIEFING
• Nelson County man dies after being hit by track loader
• Virginia Tech civil trial day 2: Opening statements begin
• Race for Democratic nod for 5th gets testy
• Nelson County woman killed in house fire
• Romney organization a key in his primary wins
• Late winter snow blankets area; closes school and spawns wrecks
• Letter to the Editor
• VMI students launch effort to prevent cheating
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• A salute to the Battle of Waynesboro 147 years later
• Amended state ruling allows for resumption of reserve police officers
• City juveniles charged in four-month Waynesboro crime spree
• Preston Yancey Fire Company to be managed by Augusta County
• Sen. Warner makes River City pit stop
• Editorial: Three up & Three down
• Shelter animals get temporary Waynesboro lodging
• Obama joins in assailing Limbaugh slur of student
• Tractor trailer accident causes I-81 delays
• Virginia Tech civil trial in April 16th tragedy set to begin Monday
• Free medical, dental, vision clinic in Buena Vista March 3-4
• Local briefs
• Augusta School Board member exhorts audience to keep battling for budget
• A murky future
• Battle of Waynesboro remembered on Saturday
• Waldrop: When Atlas laid his burden down
• Graves: Overreaching and backlash mar legislative session
• Warner to visit Waynesboro on Friday
• Budget impasse in Richmond puts many in a bind
• 340 bus a boon from Stuarts Draft to BRCC
• Editorial: More budget shenanigans
• Flash flood watch on for tonight
• VMI student helping Air Force develop flapping wing drones
• Senate fails to pass House budget; sets up impasse
• U.S. judge overturns Culpeper capital murder conviction
• Williams to seek third term in Waynesboro's Ward A
• Waynesboro unveils 'fresh' new logo
• River City 2020 Committee strategizes again
• Free medical, dental, vision clinic Buena Vista March 3-4
• Editorial: Midweek Briefing
• Jeffrey Easley convicted of killing Tina Smith in Roanoke County
• UPDATE: Senate approves ultrasound abortion mandate
• Lexington cafe to close after Tuesday performance
• George Allen opens lead on Tim Kaine in Roanoke College poll
• Mark Warner to give Virginia Tech commencement address
• 10 things to know for today
• Local briefs
• Council agrees to sponsor dam rehabilitation
• Despite lean times, Valley districts to meet with teacher applicants this weekend
• AAA: Gasoline prices up in Virginia
• Runners enjoy a hearty run Saturday
• State budget impasse not a tonic for schools, educators
• Editorial: Three up and Three down
• A little outdoors, indoors
• Communicating the 'write' way
• Serba will challenge Williams in Ward A city race
• When an aerator helps more than just the faucet
• Western Virginia Sport Show starts today at Expo
• State Board submits NCLB waiver application
• Waldrop: 'What's in it for me, Lord?'
• Governor's School, Craigsville Elementary off the Augusta chopping block
• Augusta Supervisors approve rezoning that could lead to more than 700 units
• Former Virginia first lady stumps for husband in Staunton
• Editorial: Boot the budget bickering
• Senate backs bill on storing firearms
• McDonnell hopes to get amended ultrasound bill
• Editorial: Band director should play on
• Students, coalition to fund Augusta Schools turn out en masse
• Nelson Graves: A step in the right direction
• Waynesboro gets Safe Routes to School funds for four city schools
• Deliberations ongoing in Huguely trial
• Supporters of Waynesboro schools come out in force
• Wrestling after the battle of a lifetime
• Editorial: Midweek Briefing
• Shenandoah Valley Social Services copes with increased caseload
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• Snow helps insulate flowers, plants
• Public to weigh in tonight on Waynesboro Schools budget
• The day after the snowstorm
• Source: Wintegreen condo fire did $200K in damages
• Three-day break a wild card factor for Huguely jury
• Every box has a story
• Observation deck damaged at Iris Inn
• Late arriving snow packs an afternoon wallop
• Snow cuts a swath through the Valley
• Donaldson to seek Ward B council seat; Allen to seek re-election in Ward B
• More host churches, volunteers for WARM shelter
• Area officials prepped for today's snow
• Sixth District challenger wants to rein in Congress, government
• Virginia, Valley teachers observe Black Friday
• Virgil Goode to run for president
• UPDATE: Suicide bomb suspect from N.Va. arrested near U.S. Capitol
• Huguely Trial, UPDATED 11:30 a.m. - Value of Love's computer contested
• Editorial: Allow the plaques
• Augusta County accident victim dies
• Presidential tapes reveal serious and mundane
• Simulated dangers, real-life lessons
• A severe call into grace
• Virginia Tech gets $705,000 for "bird stress" study
• Democratic Sen. Phil Puckett says he will vote for "Personhood Bill"
• Signs could help Amtrak station
• Social Security with Ned Sledge
• Editorial: More bad school news
• Radtke to speak to Augusta Republicans
• Cattle Scales Road house heavily damaged
• Virginia, Valley teachers to stage day of mourning over funding cuts
• Afternoon blaze damages home outside Waynesboro
• Editorial: Midweek Briefing
• Waynesboro schools looking at a $1.3 million shortfall in proposed budget
• Stuarts Draft principal: High school works to 'teach tolerance'
• Huguely Trial Day 7, UPDATED 4:10 p.m. - Medical experts continue to testify
• Staunton School Board gets superintendent search options
• LOVE is in the air in River City
• Waynesboro Council votes support of auxiliary police
• Augusta County man charged with attempted capital murder
• W&L students explain McDonnell pick for GOP vice-president
• Huguely Trial Day 6, UPDATED 12:45 p.m. - He had cuts, bruises when police interviewed him
• Judge says Jerry Sandusky can see his grandchildren
• Public teacher contract overhaul passes House
• Former health director and medical examiner Tenney dies
• Smith seeks return to Waynesboro City Council
• Fox commentator says Romney must sell conservatives soon
• Romney, McDonnell get GOP nod from W&L Mock Convention
• Editorial: Public notices should continue to be printed
• Wills: State needs to help fill Augusta school needs
• Tate: Toward the time Black History Month is unnecessary
• W&L: Romney predicted as Republican Presidential nominee
• McDonnell makes the case for GOP governors, Romney
• Cantor proposes small business tax cut and offers harsh Obama critique
• Valley briefs
• Editorial: Three up and Three down
• Cantor, Huntsman address Washington and Lee students
• Virginia Attorney General investigating Gingrich campaign ballot signatures fraud claim
• McDonnell stumps for Romney at Washington and Lee Mock Convention
• Bon Jovi, Toby Keith to play The Greenbrier Classic
• Voter registration deadline for primary is Monday
• Valley briefs
• Local businesses remain optimistic
• Legislators get Augusta County letter asking for VRS help
• Huckabee talks of American dream, deficit
• It's Mock Convention time at W&L
• Coulter and Carville go toe-to-toe at Washington and Lee Mock Convention
• Martinsville Speedway, Gary Sinise to help SWVA wounded warrior
• Culpeper woman confirmed dead in East Street shooting
• Washington and Lee mock convention features BIG political names
• No bomb found inside briefcase at Lovingston BB&T
• Wintergreen announces financial plan
• Augusta County proceeds on Mills Creek Dam renovation
• Editorial: The right prescription
• Augusta Supervisors hear strong support for Governor's School
• Dusting off the past
• Nelson Graves: Hooray for TSA
• Poll finds strong support for drug testing welfare recipients
• Washington and Lee mock convention features BIG political names
• Winter conditions call for cautious driving habits
• Obama narrowly pulls ahead of Romney in Va., poll finds
• Virginia burn ban begins next week
• Editorial: MIDWEEK BRIEFING
• Exit 91 improvements a key now and when complete
• Goodlatte concurs with Augusta County concerns about meeting Bay mandates
• State and local briefs
• UPDATED 10:45 a.m., Day 3: Jury sworn in
• Pa. vending machine dispenses 'morning-after' pill
• Bill would signal big change for 100,000 Va. teachers
• Bank terminates line of credit for Wintergreen
• Mary Baldwin to locate health sciences program in Fishersville
• Financial woes burden Wintergreen
• Making a move for the future
• Valley briefs
• UPDATE Day 2, 10:40 a.m.: Jury selection process moves ahead
• Crackdown on texting while driving clears Senate panel
• Va Senate approves 1-gun-a-month repeal
• Man hit on Rosser dies
• Crackdown on texting while driving clears Senate panel
• Bill to drug test for public assistance blocked by panel
• Latest illnesses point to raw milk's popularity
• Cooling customers down
• Accident victim extricated from truck
• Giants beat Patriots 21-17 to win the Super Bowl
• New Augusta County coalition fights for school funding
• Augusta County Schools tiered cuts
• Augusta County Schools tiered cuts
• Love, peace and soul
• Allen prepares for homestretch of campaign, touts energy independence
• House panel backs primary date change, photo-ID bill
• UPDATE: Man gets 20 years for wreck that killed nun
• Va. Senate puts off vote on one-gun-a-month repeal
• UVa-Wise chancellor dies suddenly
• Virginia inmate on work release escapes
• UPDATE: Virginia Tech Police find exotic animals in steam tunnel
• Stuarts Draft freshman: 'We walk in fear'
• Six more weeks?
• Editorial: Cooperation is key to economic development
• Lynchburg man faces federal charges in global child porn ring
• Virginia Tech Police find exotic animals in steam tunnel
• Donald Rumsfeld speaks to large crowd in Roanoke
• UPDATE: 1 abortion restriction fails; another advances
• I-81 crash kills truck driver, all lanes blocked in Botetourt County
• Punxsutawney Phil predicts 6 more weeks of winter
• The importance of 'Uncle Tom's Cabin'
• Graves: It must be General Assembly time
• Regional economic cooperation a theme at strategic meeting
• Augusta boards will ask area legislators to fight for a break on VRS costs
• Y eyes green power
• AP says Trump intends to endorse Gingrich
• Virginia National Guard worried about budget cuts impact
• General Assembly bid to get marijuana reclassified fails
• Waynesboro School Board, City Council closer to resolving Kate Collins debt dilemma
• Heavy history
• Local briefs
• Va. House advances 1-gun-a-month repeal
• UPDATE: Effort under way to amend ultrasound abortion bill
• Study faults costs, courses at the state's colleges
• State Police name truck driver killed in Rockbridge County I-81 fiery crash
• Federal budget deficit to dip to $1.1 trillion
• Federal budget deficit to dip to $1.1 trillion
• Study finds a significant 2011 uptick in Staunton's population
• Police arrest three juveniles in thefts, burglaries and tie to 40 total cases
• Local briefs
• Water fun theme of Va tourism's new sweepstakes
• McDonnell reports $43,500 in taxpayer-funded trips
• Two-vehicle accident
• Teens migrating to Twitter _ sometimes for privacy
• Pa. artist's Milk Truck promotes breastfeeding
• Super Bowl week begins, ice and snow no-shows
• Investigators: Va. father killed twins, self
• Order up
• Marshall changes face of Senate race
• On the necessary reserves
• Retirees seek answers
• Looking for support
• Patricia Hunt: Do you feel lucky? Should you?
• Editorial: Three Up & Three Down
• Government center houses collection of trucks
• Waynesboro reserve police chief meets with state agency mandating more reserve training
• Fire investigation continues
• Bob Barker speaks up for cats at UVa.
• Columbine principal talked to Utah bomb suspect
• Sajak: Vanna and I drank between 'Wheel' tapings
• Shoplifting suspect struck by car fleeing from police
• First Aid Crew Junior members remember fallen colleague
• Local police departments suspend reserve operations after state ruling
• Lucente running for re-election
• Blaze damages Brosville Volunteer Fire Department station
• Fewer people sought unemployment aid last week
• Va. Senate panel OKs ultrasound abortion measure
• SELC lists Charlottesville among Southeast's most endangered places
• UVa study finds drug used with chemo increases colon cancer survival rate
• CVTC, Justice Dept. settlement to be announced
• Augusta Supervisors focus on core services in work session
• Augusta Supervisors begin reassessment plans
• Finding a new home
• Editorial: Reconciliation in River City
• Bedford family friend of rescued aid worker relieved after SEAL Team Six mission
• Facebook forces Timeline; tips to hide users' past
• Looking at overreach
• Unusual number of break-ins reported in Arrington
• Waynesboro High football bleachers not considered safe enough
• Waynesboro School Board, City Council meet next week
• Obama proposes broad refinancing for homeowners
• Draft survives overtime battle with Luray
• Juvenile sentenced for Mount Solon home invasion
• Waynesboro School Board, City Council meet next week
• Accidents delay traffic on I-64
• Council favors tried & true method of allocation
• Chinese New Year
• Valley briefs
• Council favors tried & true method of allocation
• Staunton School Board looking at big instruction cuts in 2012-13 budget
• Augusta Supervisors to vote Wednesday on Verona park
• Va. lawmaker urges study of pot sales at ABC stores
• 'Tebow Law' for homeschool sports finds support
• Proposals would outlaw "fox penning"
• Keeping the fire burning
• Freezing rain advisory in effect until 9 a.m. Monday
• 'A shopping mall for farmers'
• Mary Baldwin's VWIL at risk of losing state funding
• Lessons from a carefree toddler
• Staunton man gets 53 years
• Three up, three down
• Self imposed term limit
• Middle-schoolers charged in BB gun incident
• Leading by example
• Board mulls leaner district
• Stolen vehicle found in city
• Man arrested after fleeing police for second time in two months
• School Board suggests mediator but council chilly on idea
• Waynesboro police probe weekend car thefts, break-ins
• Edwards won't seek third term on Waynesboro School Board
• Independent U.S. Senate candidate to walk Valley
• The story of 'Route 11'
• Briefs
• Nelson County man accused in police chase arrested
• Gladiators fail to sweep Page County
• Clutch effort leads Giants to 10th straight
• Holbert the difference for Draft over Wilson
• Charges forthcoming in Buford BB gun incident
• Staunton tributes are plenty for King
• Augusta Health heart center taking shape
• LewisGale Montgomery repairing burned Haitian girl's arm for free
• Church remembers MLK
• 'Every dog has its day'
• King remembered
• Two Waynesboro School Board members announce re-election plans
• Virginia seeks federal waivers for No Child requirements
• Sons of Confederate Veterans display flags in Lexington
• Blue Ridge Marathon makes changes for 2012
• Helping rebuild
• Hanger to chair Senate Agriculture Committee
• Sons of Confederate Veterans file lawsuit against Lexington
• Lt. Gov. Bolling says he won't "tread lightly" with tie breaking power
• Roanoke ranked 2nd best city to find a "sensitive" man
• Editorial: State of the Commonwealth redux
• New Augusta Supervisors chairman shows spark with committee assignments
• Paws on the scale
• Va. senator announces education agreement in India
• Waynesboro attorney announces for at-large school board seat
• Waynesboro School Board debates security cameras
• Fellow emergency workers offer a final tribute to fallen Waynesboro colleague
• Lee activities director shifted to another position in Staunton Schools
• Streetscape plans come to City Council
• Chip Barnhart to lead Waynesboro's Bank Design and Equipment
• Deputies seek outside revenue to make ends meet
• Four officers needed to arrest unruly man after party
• Say cheese
• Accident victim's passion for rescue work recalled
• Staunton-based National Guard soldiers return to Virginia
• General Assembly at a glance
• Kaine stumps downtown Staunton
• Family fitness night
• Waynesboro man, one other die in Buckingham wreck
• Kaine looks at economic solutions
• First-degree murder case goes to Augusta County grand jury
• Alleghany County sheriff details need for more deputy pay across state
• Hunt: Changes keep coming; we have to be ready
• Stuarts Draft man hits $1 million jackpot
• Two Waynesboro schools earn state education honors
• Waynesboro man dies in U.S. 340 collision
• Augusta County zoning board nixes brewery
• Augusta County teachers ask for resumption of pay raises
• Virginia Tech supercomputer aims to accelerate research
• Vinton man creates 'SayOccupy' website to link protesters
• Pyles chosen to lead Augusta Supervisors in 2012
• Augusta Health Lifetime Fitness named MFA Facility of the Year
• Pizza manager charged with embezzlement
• Confederate Flag display planned for Lee-Jackson Days in Lexington
• Draft outguns R'heads for first win
• Valley legislators get input, offer take on McDonnell budget
• County's first baby of 2012 arrives
• Big I-81 pileup causes delays
• Augusta School Board getting budget input Thursday night
• Four DUI arrests made in Waynesboro
• Augusta School Board getting budget input Thursday night
• Homeless shelter opens its doors
• Staunton-based National Guard team returns from Afghanistan
• Winter weather
• Washington & Lee mock convention predicts Romney to win Iowa Caucuses
• New Years Day
• Hunley: Valley farms make for sweet films
• Editorial: Our wishes for 2012
• Tate: Iowans will warm to Mitt's gravitas
• Year in Review: The Top 11 stories of 2011
• Editorial: Three Up & Three Down
• Girl's memory a driving force
• Girl's memory a driving force
• Landes announces Town Hall meetings, legislative survey
• Palm reader may not even know the future
• Letter to the Editor: Local service made this Christmas
• Man charged with possession, distribution of child pornography
• State police asked for help in identifying suspect
• Waynesboro man charged with DUI
• Staunton police seek Shell station robber
• Blue Ridge Food Bank looking at higher demand, less food
• Editorial: Hungry neighbors need your help
• Letter to the Editor: Grinch driver's heart was too small for cyclist
• Letter to the Editor: Senior center, Home Instead brought Christmas cheer
• Wish List for 2012
• Donner drops out of Republican fight for U.S. Senate
• Library visitors celebrate Wilson's 155th birthday
• Virginia Tech football player now out of jail
• Beamer makes first public comments on suspended kicker Cody Journell
• $5,000 bond set in Nelson animal cruelty, moonshine case
• Joint state budget hearing in Lexington on Jan. 6
• Waynesboro City Council approves cold-weather shelter
• Homeless shelter vote today
• Seeing hot deals
• Christmas dinner
• Family-run business continues to attract bowlers
• Gooodlatte ready to fight
• Busy holiday
• Mark Warner, Robert Hurt weigh in on payroll tax vote
• 'All about instruction'
• Wilson Library open house set for Wednesday
• Decorative Gypsy Hill deer honor lost loved ones
• Police believe man shoplifted liquor, stole car, before pulling gun on trooper
• W'boro police probe blaze
• Tea party members prep for lobby
• Taking 'Center Stage'
• State Police trooper shoots, kills car thief suspect in Rockbridge County
• Staunton woman to get $1,000 a week for life from Virginia Lottery
• Shenandoah Valley legislators say governor's proposal good starting place
• Shenandoah Valley Regional Airport finishing $2 million upgrade
• Stopping to smell the coffee
• TATE: Top 10 list of inspiring books of 2011
• A very 1860s holiday
• Bethlehem comes to life in Afton
• Warner setting his sights on debt
• Grace Christian School shares holiday spirit with Waynesboro's Wenonah Elementary
• Staunton School Board hopes to move forward after superintendent resigns
• Editorial: Three up and three down
• Hunt: A contribution to education, young people
• Editorial: Fight fines and hunger
• Editorial: The community's loss
• Shenandoah Valley libraries can fines and hunger
• Nichols resigns as Staunton superintendent
• Longtime city fixture Veney mourned
• GRAVES: Red meat Newt Gingrich
• Board approves project's 1st phase
• Jobs, economy dominate forum
• Nelson County man charged in morning homicide
• Editorial: Midweek Briefing
• Waynesboro streetscape plans coming to fruition
• Waynesboro City Council considers more school budget control
• VDOT's Staunton District ready for winter
• Man jailed after girlfriend assaulted in Waynesboro
• Staunton meetings today to focus on Virginia Outdoors Plan
• Waynesboro council supportive of shelter
• Nelson County official charged with embezzlement
• City Council to hold public hearing tonight on homeless shelter issue
• Bell: Why I want to be Virginia's attorney general
• Hunley: Soering case separates U.S. Senate candidates
• Tate: What if Hoover hadn't lost in 1932?
• Horse Plays at Bridgewater
• One year later, candlelight vigil held to honor Waynesboro woman
• Editorial: Tourism boosted once more
• Unanswered questions remain for Crozet Library
• Staunton receives grant for Peyton Creek restoration
• Hospitals discuss heart attack response times
• Give big is today's message at Augusta Expoland
• Hunt: What does Newt know about work ethic?
• Editorial: Three up and three down
• It's a different world in Bridgewater for Palestinian student
• Placko found not guilty in Augusta County court
• Waynesboro nets more state tourism money
• Editorial: More bloodshed at Tech
• State police: Tech victims shot with same gun
• Tech shooting revives tragic memories for Stuarts Draft grad
• Shootings at Virginia Tech leave two dead
• VT update on today's shootings
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• Official statement from Virginia Tech
• Shots fired during robbery attempt
• Verdict expected today in Placko case
• Winter weather may be coming
• K-12 funding a hot topic at Richmond meeting
• Allen, Kaine trade jabs in first debate
• LIVE COVERAGE: The Allen-Kaine debate
• Letter to Editor: The truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth???
• Letter to Editor: Bleachers — and some people — need some work
• Local Salvation Army hopes to rally in meeting 2011 goal
• TV3 to relocate Augusta County bureau to Mary Baldwin
• Crash suspect to get felony warrants
• Placko case set for second trial in Augusta County today
• Midweek briefing
• nTelos to offer cell service to soldiers
• Meeting set on downtown streetscape plans
• Augusta Service Authority to get prestigious EPA awards
• Harrisonburg police officer cleared in weekend shooting
• Waynesboro teen dies in West Virginia hunting accident
• Man jumps into South River after police chase
• Staunton School Board hints at decision but takes no vote
• A howling good time
• Blueprint disappoints
• Foster homes fill a need, but not for Ka'sia
• Legacy of Ladd
• NBA on Dec. 25? Santa must be a Celtic
• Marine preps for new battle
• Group: New report shows need to protect Virginia's environmental resources
• Local clogging group anticipating Waynesboro holiday parade
• WDDI picks up another grant
• Editorial: Three up and three down
• Hunt: Fear and loathing in Wentworth, N.C.? Not really …
• Staunton School Board to meet Monday night
• Waynesboro teacher honored for science work
• Man filmed taking iPad
• Church opposes brewery
• Zoning issue will delay shelter opening
• Officials set Ladd's final dismissal bell
• Local small business owners join others in Allen endorsement
• Rockingham Memorial to host Virginia Heart Attack Coalition
• New Augusta supervisors go to transition school
• Editorial: Worthwhile trip across the Pacific
• Graves: Supercommittee failure another reason for bipartisanship
• Economic development top priority in Waynesboro delegation's China visit
• Stonewall's Prayer Tree wasn't stolen after all
• Area legislators support McDonnell government reform initiatives
• A bittersweet night for Dawbarn winner
• Ten Valley residents honored for contributions to local students
• Stonewall Jackson Prayer Tree swiped
• WEATHER ALERT
• Letter to editor: Thank you, Good Samaritan, for helping
• Letter to editor: What about the unemployed?
• Letter to editor: Occupy Wall Street benefits American youths
• Letter to editor: You can get work if you really want it
• Former jail employee charged with assault of inmate
• Suspect sought in stabbing
• Police briefs Nov. 29, 2011
• Staunton man charged with arson, grand larceny in Harrisonburg
• New Augusta supervisors to start transition briefings
• Letter to the editor: Please, bike riders, use caution
• Letter to the editor: Thank you for helping with that Oct. snow
• Letter to the editor: Candidates ran civil campaigns about issues
• An Augusta County club on the right track
• Tate: On the proper roles for parents and children
• Letter to the editor: Why endorse such a 'big government' solution?
• Letter to the editor: 'Grease' story had lots of positives
• Letter to the editor: Thank you for again believing in me
• Letter to the editor: Waynesboro coaches prepped me for life
• Hunt: Happy Valley myth has been obliterated
• Area high school students deliver Thanksgiving meals to the needy
• Waynesboro employs new workers to fight invasive plants
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• Supervisors agree to enlarge urban service area
• Waynesboro police report vandalism of cars, property
• Greenville man to serve 11 years on attempted murder, abduction
• Waynesboro man becomes Grand Master of Virginia Masons
• Augusta Supervisors to consider comp plan change for Greenville
• Staunton superintendent vows to stay on job despite resignation request from three board members
• A show of force
• Beer making goes rural
• Blessing of the worms
• TATE: And now it's Newt's turn in the hot seat.
• Virtual schools in Virginia seek a funding formula
• The not-so-Far East
• 3 up; 3 down
• HUNT: Park days make for a break from CNN reality
• Goodlatte balanced budget amendment falls short of House passage
• One killed in head-on Augusta County crash
• Augusta Health marks annual Smokeout day
• Editorial: Giant help for Thanksgiving
• A new traffic signal in Staunton
• Wildlife Center urges Va. hunters to curb lead poisoning
• Editorial: A move that WARMs the heart
• House debates Goodlatte balanced budget amendment; vote expected today
• Of college athletics' misplaced priorities
• Craigsville rescue captain vindicated in misdemeanor case
• Local representatives head to China
• GARCC connects tourism to businesses, BRCC
• Hopeful speaks of declining political system
• Blue Ridge Parkway fire grows slightly
• Blue Ridge Food Bank gets donation of hundreds of turkeys for Thanksgiving
• Group aims to warm winter
• House of Delegates committee meets in Staunton to consider state budget
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• Blue Ridge Parkway fire only 30% contained
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• City Council OKs lease of three police cruisers
• Godfrey named winner
• Fighting wildfires
• Community voices concerns
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• Letter to the editor: Slow down — so children can be safe
• Letter to the editor: Flat tax isn't fair to everyone
• Grow the Christmas trees, and they will come
• Part of Nelson road to close this week
• Firefighters hope to contain National Forest wildfires Monday
• Stolen car recovered in Waynesboro; two arrested
• New Augusta County Board of Supervisors will face money woes
• Editorial: Branding River City
• A grateful nation thanks you, veterans
• Hunley: Though now under scrutiny, Sandusky once seemed saintly
• Suspect arrested in pizza delivery robbery
• Goodlatte's balanced budget amendment goes to House committee next week
• Goodlatte's balanced budget amendment set for floor vote next week
• Editorial: Debt that can't be repaid
• Underdog candidate not short on reform
• Two Valley veterans take part in an unforgettable Normandy ceremony
• Shrewsbury, Fisher among Augusta County winners
• Karaffa wins race
• Sensabaugh wins Riverheads School Board race
• Victory Bell
• Moving forward
• No way Cain can survivie
• Homes readies for third term
• Augusta County to explore self-insurance for health care
• Turkeys perish in fire
• Occupy movement shifts to Staunton
• Editorial: For Augusta County sheriff
• Editorial: For commissioner of the revenue
• Letter: Actions come with consequences
• Letter: Landes deserves another term in House
• Haunted again
• First responders: snowstorm caused minimal damage
• Ledford turns hobby into business
• Halloween, then and now
• Editorial: For the 20th House District
• Shrewsbury still has the passion to serve Augusta as revenue commissioner
• October snow not necessarily a promise of the winter ahead
• Halloween
• Thousands without power in the Valley
• Incumbent Fisher seeks fourth full term as Augusta Sheriff
• Early snow falls in the Valley
• College pricing calculator to help students, parents gauge costs
• Editorial: Fixing flooding in River City
• Cancer survivor to face toughest challenge yet
• One hurt in U.S. 250 collision
• Newly opened bed-and-breakfast brings little disruption to Tree Streets neighbors
• Families seek $60 million in Augusta mid-air collision case
• Staunton fugitive caught in Waynesboro
• Scare Dog
• McDonnell: State layoffs can't be ruled out
• Editorial: Open for business
• Graves: Va. Senate could be moving backward
• Some Waynesboro voters experience ward changes
• Staunton Schools audit details missing activity funds, abuses
• Funding for Churchville fire expansion approved
• Crocker: progress seen in stormwater, but challenges ahead
• MIDWEEK BRIEFING:On brands and the land
• Journalists discuss challenges of covering social issues
• Pedestrian struck, killed by vehicle
• Unwanted prescriptions can be disposed of Saturday
• Hunger
• Beamer weighs in as NCAA pushes $2K extra for athletes
• State Police call off search for possible plane crash in Alleghany County
• Domino's Pizza employee robbed while making delivery
• Waynesboro council OKs Appalachian Trail Community initiative
• Augusta supervisors to consider new farmers' market manager
• Waynesboro hires branding consultants
• Event harvests a crowd
• Waynesboro's AWE aims to pin down success
• Big Baldwin news good for the area
• Hunley: It's a good day as our boys and girls are coming home
• Why protest? Otherwise, they'd have to work
• Pyles seeks a fifth term in Pastures District
• N. Commerce residents celebrate renaissance of area
• Slideshow: Tough Mudder
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• Hunt: The family that lives apart stays together
• Three up, three down
• Economic development leaders hail Mary Baldwin announcement
• Mary Baldwin announces three graduate health sciences programs
• Editorial: Proper credit
• Editorial: The right path
• Tea party hosts an early glimpse of 2012 U.S. Senate race
• Troubled North Commerce gets a lift from new ownership
• NASCAR champ Jimmie Johnson helps Henry County kids release trout
• Graves: Occupiers are this year's take on tea party
• Editorial: Pedaling a good idea
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• Waynesboro seeking to come official Appalachian Trail Community
• Allen puts on his campaign shoes
• R.E. Lee earns belated full accreditation
• MIDWEEK BRIEFING: On water and sky
• Fort rules the Valley
• Soil, water board backs Coldwaters
• Ram Works Dam to be removed at month's end
• Waynesboro Planning Commission considers bicycle plan
• Goodlatte expects balanced budget house vote by mid-November
• Protestors speak out against Wall Street banks
• 'Wings' to Weyers Cave
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• Lexington City Council work session set in Confederate flag fight
• Hunley: An education, one slam at a time
• Editorial: On the fiscal future, sooner and later
• Virginia Attorney General says Obama lacks respect for rule of law
• Shifflett, Karaffa square off for Beverley Manor seat
• Wrestling fans soak up the Expoland prematch atmosphere
• She didn't occupy NYC, she lived there
• Waynesboro EDA accepting applications for small business loans
• A fresh start
• Editorial: Graduates, not numbers
• Augusta candidates discuss kitchen table issues
• BRCC hosts USS Indianapolis event
• Burnette: Wrestling event to bring positive economic impact
• Staunton police nab runaway Middle River inmates
• Man electrocuted in Augusta County
• Charges certified in Old Spice case
• Graves: You are wrong, Mr. President
• Editorial: Two legendary lives
• Augusta County voters told to be on lookout for voter registration cards
• Weather could make for colorful, vibrant show
• Man sentenced for Sunoco break-ins
• Man with previous attempted arson convictions arrested in church fire investigation
• Decision on Churchville fire station delayed
• Hiker's death a mystery, two months after body found on trail
• Man arrested in conjunction with church fire investigation
• Update: Man killed in Nelson County wreck ID'ed
• One dead in Nelson County wreck
• Tuesday afternoon wreck
• Waynesboro School Board asked to hike teacher pay
• Waynesboro may have to cut services
• Augusta County leads area in on-time graduations
• Lyndhurst fire
• Testimony nets abduction charge
• Waynesboro police seeking leads in downtown burglary
• Protesters speak out against 'corporate greed'
• Where am 1? for Oct. 10, 2011
• Embracing entrepreneurship with art
• Editorial: Keep notices, keep being informed
• Firefighters: Blaze at Mennonite church was set
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• Familiar faces vie for Wayne supervisor seat
• Fall Foliage artist paints and carves
• Tate: Cain will have to show he's able
• Fire discovered at Hildebrand Mennonite Church
• Hunley: Another befuddling FEMA denial
• Hunt: When we really don't want to know
• Letter: Bicyclists need to follow the law
• Letter: Land buy is a bad deal for city
• Three up, three down
• A milestone 40th year for the Virginia Fall Foliage Art Show
• Cline appointed to state government reform commission
• Editorial: Rebirth is next for Crimora church
• Motocross park put on notice by county zoning board
• Government students receive a presidential seminar
• Public hearing on Ladd's future set for November
• Bus driver, aide named in lawsuit convicted of assault in '09
• Cain's run begins to mirror Obama's
• Barren Ridge honored in Governor's Cup for White Wine
• Crimora church looks to rise from the ashes
• Waynesboro receives $100,000 grant for stormwater retention basin
• Apple co-founder Steve Jobs dies at 56
• Sarah Palin says she will not run for presidency
• Letter: City sidewalk upgrades are necessary
• Letter: We need to build awareness of blood cancer
• MIDWEEK BRIEFING: On presidents, walks and apple-picking
• Where am I? The answer
• Mary Baldwin students celebrate college's Apple Day
• Small businesses worried about new OSHA regulations
• Fisher Auto Parts buys McLaughlin Automotive Stores
• Bellamy charged with hit and run in Staunton
• Neighbors support Stuarts Draft road project
• First Waynesboro Tourism Trade Show called a success
• Waynesboro schools encourage children to walk to school
• Obama's Ship of State
• Apple days
• Shoppers enjoy jewelry, crafts at Apple Days
• Innovations: A different investment
• Former Staunton newspaper publisher E.W. Opie Jr. dies at 77
• Where am I?
• A festive October celebration of the old country at Frontier Culture
• Former presidential press secretary coming to Staunton
• Missing hiker found in good health
• Fire damages boarded up 3rd Street house
• Area residents show off solar-powered systems
• Goodlatte says he is close to getting budget amendment past house
• Augusta Health breaks ground for new heart and vascular center
• Outage leaves thousands without power
• Fort Defiance High to establish endowment
• Editorial: All flights not created equal
• Building condemnation leaves tenants homeless
• All Waynesboro, Augusta County schools meet full state accreditation
• AWE announces card for Night of Legends
• Editorial: New traditions in bloom
• Graves: The other side of the tracks
• Small airports fear impact of ATC fee
• Forum stresses importance of disaster preparedness
• Greenville sewer project moves forward
• Augusta Supervisors take action on Yancey ISO
• Augusta Sheriff earns state reaccreditation
• Editorial: Midweek Briefing
• Letter to the editor: Priorities: Why don't governments have them?
• Letter to the editor: Oyez! Oyez! Oyez! Calling All Virginians!
• Where am I? ANSWERED
• Goodlatte urges food bank to fight for federal dollars
• Tempers flare during Waynesboro council meeting
• Augusta supervisors to consider expedited Yancey ISO review
• Augusta County Sheriff's Office testing gasoline alternative
• Chamber ending daylily pact, starting event
• Hull's Drive-In hires executive director
• Sheriff: Nelson man's gunshot wound was self-inflicted
• Letter to the editor: Thank you from The Fresh Air Fund
• Where am I?
• Letter to the editor: Oh what a tangled web ...
• Hunley: Chili, blues and a red-state favorite
• Editorial: Walking Waynesboro
• Tate: Palestinians don't deserve a state just yet
• Allen: I'm running to restore U.S.' stature
• Chili cook-off brings out the best in competitors
• Three up, three down
• Hunt: An example of finding the silver lining
• Letter: Graves can't seem to see Obama's flaws
• Letter: Enemies are within and without in U.S.
• Riverheads keeps perfect record, knocks off Draft in 5
• Challenger critical of incumbent supervisor's committee attendance
• Augusta Health patients get therapy from musical icons
• Suit against Waynesboro police settled for $100,000
• City residents to weigh in on financing for Waynesboro industrial park
• Final sentence handed down in murder case
• Editorial: Fake cops, real consequences
• buddy's enclosure
• Signs of political campaigns crop up along the road
• Cline 9/11 display came down for safety reasons
• Beverley Hotel residents ordered to vacate rundown facility
• Graves: Democrats must step up
• A day of peace and history learning at Wenonah Elementary
• Greenville man accused of imitating Sheriff's investigator
• MIDWEEK BRIEFING: On education, justice and the arts
• New VRT facility dedicated
• naturalization
• Goodlatte endorses Bell for House District 20
• Here I am
• Woman gets 90 days for hiding corpse
• City planners consider sidewalk plan
• Augusa County man sentenced for child abuse
• Forum touches on disaster preparation, reaction
• Woman sentenced for helping hide murder victim's body
• Woman sentenced for helping hide murder victim's body
• Godfrey to run as write-in for Beverley Manor School Board seat
• Renovating Ladd could cost $10 million to $12 million
• $25 million suit against Waynesboro officers settled
• One man's trash, another man's living
• Where am I?
• Tate: Americans deserve better than these Reps.
• Editorial: Real food, real lesson
• Antique show goes back to the Civil War era
• Conservationist tackle clean water, mining and state of national parks
• Two remain hospitalized after fight, injuries
• Hunt: Webb takes on a U.S. hallmark: prisons
• Three up, three down
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• Susan Allen visits area Republican women to campaign for husband
• Rescue workers: community support critical for new pound
• Two area sheriffs endorse Allen candidacy
• Stuarts Draft couple charged after drugs found
• Editorial: Filling a need
• Community offers support for saving Ladd Elementary
• Letter: Thank you for celebrating our launch
• Letter: Fall in love with Waynesboro
• Supervisors candidates debate issues
• Craigsville rescue squad captain charged with misdemeanor sexual battery
• Area schools use grant money to provide healthy snacks for students
• Waynesboro Main Street bridge closure
• BRCC foundation appoints new members
• Household waste day set for Oct. 1
• Augusta County school system gets money for Buffalo Gap press box repair
• Center trains BRCC students for advanced manufacturing jobs
• AWE to put on show Saturday in Woodstock
• Editorial: Evidence of downtown success
• Graves: Exchange places with your polar opposite
• It's full campaign mode in the 20th House District
• Augusta supervisors eliminate buffer for building near floodplain
• Waynesboro schools increase focus on math, reading
• Perry to LU students: Take charge of your lives
• Letter to the editor: American Jobs Act is desperately needed
• Letter to the editor: 9/11 memorial service was moving
• Editorial: Midweek Briefing
• Wildlife center aids data-sharing among animal rehab sites
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• Morris Mill Road in Staunton closed following wreck
• A return to hunting and gathering
• Accident causes $43,000 in damage, sends two to the hospital
• Heifetz International Music Institute to relocate to Staunton
• Staunton fire station unveils 9/11 memorial
• 9/11 responders, victims remembered at Fishburne service
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• Staunton fire station caps two-year 9/11 memorial effort
• Sadness still real a decade later
• A lasting impression: How Sept. 11 shaped a generation
• Chaplain serves nation in Afghanistan
• Effects of 9/11 still felt among first-responders
• Muslims find way post-9/11
• Editorial: 10 years after the attacks
• Hunley: Why we commemorate this day
• Artist's 9/11 memorial is successfully raised
• Editorial: Three up, three down
• Letter: Boys and Girls Club is an asset here
• Letter: They were trying to steal the pool?!?
• Hunt: I really want something real
• Tate: One thing we didn't lose on 9/11: our spirit
• Workshop examines coping with the wounds of war
• Artist's version of twin towers delayed
• Editorial: From destruction comes hope
• Placko to be retried in December on manslaughter charge
• A new milestone
• Man charged with attempted murder
• Graves: Strike back, please. The Duke would have.
• Independent candidate to oppose Augusta Commissioner of the Revenue
• rachels draft challenge
• Former Expoland employee sues board president
• Rachel's challenge comes to Draft
• MIDWEEK BRIEFING: On words and weather, socks and bands
• Monday photo contest answer
• Ladd information meeting set for Sept. 15
• Marching Royal Dukes to perform Friday at Wilson Memorial
• South River expected to remain below flood stage
• Flash flood watch issued
• Police searching for high-speed chase suspects
• Deeds campaigns with the old fire
• It's not politics as usual in Buena Vista on Labor Day
• Photo contest: Where am I?
• Innovators: Sign points to success
• Busy fall on the horizon as summer winds down
• Tate: Cheney re-emerges into the public eye
• Hunley: Getting a (choke)hold on success
• Editorial: Community movement
• Kicking off the season
• Two arrested in early morning pool burglary attempt
• Goodlatte urges balanced budget amendment passage in Republican address
• Hunt: Southern hospitality at work? Not so much.
• Editorial: Three up, three down
• Mistrial declared in manslaughter case
• Second Walmart clinic to open Tuesday
• Letter: There's still plenty of good in the world
• Letter: Columnist needn't think us 'hogs'
• Editorial: Championship TV
• Editorial: Wildlife center becomes a nuthouse
• Beware of scams
• A new set of wheels
• Confederate flags banned from Lexington poles
• Regional Animal Service Center opens
• Grandparents ordered to pay $2,500 fine in child abuse case
• Chester gets approval for Churchville store but without wine, beer sales
• Two rescued from early Staunton house fire
• Editorial: A cloud over R.E. Lee
• Viette family says Daylily not a family moneymaker
• Testimony heard in child abuse case
• AWE at Expoland to be featured on national PPV
• Civil Rights activist supports flying Confederate flag in Lexington
• MIDWEEK BRIEFING: On businesses and schooling
• Fishburne kicks off new school year
• Man charged following robbery, shooting on Port Republic Road
• A nutty week for the Wildlife Center of Virginia
• UPDATED: Parkway suicide linked to R.E. Lee embezzlement case
• McDonnell puts two Valley residents on Frontier Culture Museum board
• Bolling: Virginia recovery depends on federal policies
• Waynesboro Senior Forum addresses issues among the older population
• Legislators discuss all mental health
• Bolling: Restoring power, removing downed trees top priorities in Irene cleanup
• Augusta County Sheriff's Office warns of scam
• Bolling: 'Total change' needed for recovery
• Body of missing Fishersville man found
• Editorial: Changes still needed at Yancey
• Rain can't stop the blues
• Radtke still looking up at Republican frontrunner Allen
• Mary Baldwin prepares for 170th year
• Waynesboro Y ladies locker room gets volunteer aid
• Irene slams Virginia; three deaths linked to storm
• UPDATE: Virginia coast could face historic storm surge
• Irene topples tree, killing 11-year-old boy in Va.
• Irene claims first life, begins its destructive run
• Obama asks nation to recall spirit of unity after 9/11
• Hunt: Instead of waiting, we need to seek solutions
• Editorial: Three up, three down
• Air Force members march in memory of Sept. 11 and fallen colleagues
• Storm takes aim at Virginia; little impact in Valley expected
• Sne. Mark Warner says deficit tops terrorism as country's top problem
• Sensabaugh announces Augusta School Board candidacy
• School leaders offer Wilson renovation details
• Woman, 80, killed in wreck
• Bridgewater to hold summit on economy
• County announces Labor Day closings
• Augusta sheriff seeks missing senior
• Former Lee employee charged with embezzlement
• Editorial: A chili fall
• Editorial: More money for Waynesboro
• What's your chili face?
• Area superintendents discuss challenges of No Child Left Behind
• Editorial: On scholastic matters
• Graves: Hooray for Living in Mountains
• Augusta County hoping to expedite Yancey ISO audit
• Waynesboro schools receive $382,000 in grants
• Small water quality issues reported after quake
• Supervisors make move to widen portion of Route 608 off exit 91
• Area educators attend Holocaust conference
• Fornash named Virginia secretary of education
• Not the usual first day back
• Ferguson will be new Ward B member on Waynesboro School Board
• Editorial: Midweek Briefing
• Temblor rattles nerves
• Earthquake shatters tranquility of afternoon
• Back to School for Waynesboro - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• VIDEO: Earthquake damage near epicenter in Mineral
• VIDEO: Louisa High School damaged by earthquake
• Dan River Region rattled by quake; no problems reported
• Virginia Tech seismologists investigate earthquake
• Richmond Earthquake
• Richmond Earthquake
• Richmond Earthquake
• UPDATE: Quake is largest in Va. since 1897
• City approves $51,000 for business attraction website, tourism marketing
• Goodlatte discusses national debt in visit to Waynesboro
• DEQ: Biosolids 'highly regulated'
• Hunley: The best radio not on the airwaves
• Editorial: Another boost for downtown
• Tate: Now's the time for a football minor league
• PVCC's average student age dropping
• Rays of hope: Waynesboro business sees bright future in solar power
• Hunt: Don't get drunk on all that tea
• Editorial: Three up, three down
• Chamber considers other options for Daylily Festival location
• Area aviation icon receives prestigious award
• Allen gets Valley endorsements
• Editorial: Help in a snap
• No Child law a hot topic in Augusta County
• Waynesboro Learning Tree gets USDA grant to help with services
• Bear stops for snack in Henry Co. yard
• Roller to run for North River supervisors seat
• Republican challenger to Goodlatte kicks off 2012 campaign
• Air Force veteran, farmer to challenge Goodlatte for GOP nomination
• Two arrested for scrap metal thefts
• Officials, project consultant shed light on streetscape project
• Waynesboro refinances Towne Center loan
• Truck ignites after wreck on Interstate 81
• Recent graduate gets Dem nod in 20th District
• Waynesboro educator goes from teacher of the year to assistant principal
• School starts back up in Waynesboro, Staunton
• Bond denied second time in slaying
• Graves: Take heed of what's going on
• Editorial: A wildlife winner in Waynesboro
• Roanoke Valley company settles rasta-hair discrimination suit
• Hurricane Camille exhibit showcases remarkable stories
• Letter: Yes, we need some real 'adults' in D.C.
• Letter: U.S. just has to reduce spending
• Editorial: On a 9/11 memorial, and love for the city, state
• For the birds
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• For the birds
• Baby turtles released after W'boro First Aid rescue
• SLIDESHOW: At the Wildlife Center
• For the birds
• W'boro Planning Commission considers sidewalk plan
• Waynesboro hopes to bring the "LOVE"
• Staunton police seek public's help following theft of catalytic converters
• City, WDDI schedule public meeting on streetscape
• WDDI
• Waynesboro hopes to bring the "LOVE"
• Group plans visual display for Sept. 11
• Hurt endorses Dickie Bell
• Innovations: Getting the job done at Solutions Way
• Standoff with police yields multiple charges for Staunton man
• Hunley: A bear market is good — for the fair
• Editorial: When the test is failing
• Tate: Enter Rick Perry
• School starts again Wednesday in Staunton, Waynesboro
• Jamming at the Mountain Music Festival
• Eavers to seek Riverheads School Board seat
• Waynesboro police investigate stabbing
• Editorial: Three up, three down
• HUNT: A message for America from an old Methodist preacher
• Bats aren't 'pests,' they're useful
• LETTER: A lesson in civics
• Local police warn of teens playing dangerous game
• Wayne Hills Center to open a few days late
• Fire guts Staunton home
• Staunton man convicted of murder
• No word on cause of rock climber's death
• Wills earns Middle River Republican nomination
• Letter to the editor: We're lucky to have dedicated public servants in Waynesboro
• Other bullet almost deadly
• Letter to the editor: Thank you for supporting our General
• Letter to the editor: Sales-tax holiday not all it's cracked up to be
• Editorial: Gov't gets it right twice
• Virginia seeks a waiver on No Child law, saying it is outmoded
• Conservation Police investigating tamed deer in Roanoke County
• LETTER: SPCA decision shouldn't be final
• GRAVES: What a week it was in U.S. politics
• EDITORIAL: Words do matter, folks
• W'boro woman denied bond
• Supervisors save farmer thousands
• Man found guilty for all charges after Dec. police standoff
• Speakers endorse Short for Waynesboro School Board
• Bridgewater unveils energy-efficient dorms
• 'Agricadabra' show at the fair teaches about agriculture, science
• Goodlatte to have busy congressional recess
• Editorial: Midweek Briefing
• Dancing bears, camel rides and racing 'hot dogs' to appear at Augusta County Fair
• Grants
• Six grants in six weeks bring $1.3 million to W'boro
• EDITORIAL: Coldwaters still hot
• TATE: One problem solved, here is another
• HUNLEY: Mountain Music Festival is another flavor of stone soup
• Way back on the farm
• Beamer "firmly" believes Thomas can be top pro prospect
• LETTER: Take advantage of sales tax holiday
• LETTER: Thank you for saving my life
• HUNT: Young, yes, but they need help sometimes, too
• Three up, three down
• Wayne Theatre Alliance cuts the ribbon at The Gateway
• Experiment seeks to impact South River mercury
• Freshwater Institute begins feasibility study for Coldwaters
• Waynesboro City Council meeting canceled
• Man in sex crimes case receives bond; trial reset
• Sales tax holiday for school supplies, clothes starts today
• New policies to follow accidental euthanization
• Augusta zoning board OKs animal pound use permit
• Virginia Tech gun scare
• Virginia Tech gun scare
• Virginia Tech officials maintain campus too big for lockdown
• UPDATED: Gunman reported on Va. Tech campus
• Virginia Tech Alert: Person with gun spotted on campus
• Gunman reported on Va. Tech campus
• Fort Defiance team does well in Envirothon
• Suzi Foltz: What I did on my summer vacation
• Heated Virginia secession debate focus of Historical Society event
• Opening weekend at The Gateway
• Opening for new Staunton Augusta Art Center exhibit
• ShenanArts presents Steel Magnolias
• Call to Augusta County Democratic Caucus
• Weekend Watchdog: Tiger’s back
• Eight-run fifth pushes Salem over P-Nats
• Lynchburg cruises over Keys
• EDITORIAL: Another win for W'boro
• Work on Wayne Theatre could continue next year
• Library of Congress mobile sampler highlights its accessibility
• Cuccinelli says political compromise still possible; mum on gubernatorial plans
• Paperwork error leads to euthanization
• Poll: Republicans have early lead over Dems in ‘13 state races
• Staunton City Council defers hearing on noise ordinance
• ACLU seeks details on government’s phone tracking
• Ken Plum: A budget surplus?
• Buena Vista coach tied to international child porn ring
• Chris Graham: Seriously, y’all don’t want to play that game
• Harrisonburg Downtown Renaissance receives accreditation
• College grad hikes home to Nelson County
• MIDWEEK BRIEFING: A budget deal and two good ideas
• Tourism grant
• Waynesboro nabs several state tourism grants
• Waynesboro School Board hearing on Ward B seat set for Tuesday
• Errors, late homer costly for Lynchburg
• Salem shuts out P-Nats
• Poll: Cuccinelli leads Bolling among GOP voters
• Mealor joins Augusta Health
• UVa. doctors named to online directory
• Local projects among those awarded state tourism grants
• Authorities seize 5K marijuana plants in Nelson
• Nelson County pot bust yields 5,400 plants
• Police seize 5,400 marijuana plants in Nelson
• Mountain Music Festival: Waynesboro’s newest musical treat
• EDITORIAL: Lesson from royalty
• Lawsuit against W'boro officers allowed to move forward
• Tourism director seeks community input for marketing
• Exhibit showcases WWII veterans
• Woman rescued from Glade Cave
• Senate candidates react to debt-ceiling compromise
• Virginia ranked #1 in growth potential
• Urban Forestry Workshop planned in Waynesboro
• Open enrollment at EMU’s Early Learning Center
• New BC residence hall features cutting-edge sustainability
• Authorities respond to cave rescue call
• Afton fire leaves family of 9 homeless
• Nonprofit offers workforce training, computer skills
• Rosenbaum pitches P-Nats to win
• Lynchburg takes finale with Salem
• Dinner Diva: Don’t lose your cool
• Constance Morella and Bob Edgar: Agent Orange and Vietnam
• EMU alum starts Massanutten Field Hockey League
• Craigsville author featured at book signing
• Dems to host Obama birthday party
• AAA: Gas prices continue upward trend
• The AFP on WREL: Politics talk
• Hunley: Lockout is over, but Snyder lawsuit isn't
• Tate: Last week was full of news. Bad news.
• Goodlatte: Senate's turn
• A royal blessing for the Frontier Museum's Igbo Village
• Editorial: Open for business
• Salem knocks off Hillcats
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Who Cantor is really supporting
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Point the compass to our founding principles
• EDITORIAL: Three up, three down
• HUNT: The good old days? Not so much …
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: I can't believe the SPCA decision
• Rabies
• Health official: Be aware of rabies risk
• Augusta Health seeks second cath lab for heart center
• Generals crush 'Jacks
• Salem loses another nailbiter
• P-Nats shut out by Keys
• D'backs take series in two games
• Mount Solon woman gets three-year sentence for relationship with teen
• ACLU tells jail officials to accommodate Muslim inmates during Ramadan
• Kaine: ‘It’s time this Congress took its responsibility seriously’
• Webb joins group of senators urging end to ethanol tariffs, subsidies
• Hurt frustrated, but not jaded in debt debate
• Staunton man found not guilty for murder
• Summer meal program helps hungry kids
• Man to serve 14 years for fatal DUI crash
• Fugitive, 19, turns self in
• Staunton hosts sustainable Main Street training
• Salem suffers come-from-ahead defeat
• P-Nats close out Blue Rocks
• Ken Plum: An immortal Virginian
• Tony Wright: The downfall of a once-great nation
• Orlando Barbour surrenders to police
• Weekend Watchdog: Back to the Brickyard
• Editorial: A nod to the past
• Hazel addresses forum
• W'boro officials release economic development plan
• Arrested suspect showed no signs of resistance
• Man charged for impersonating a police officer
• Pelicans blank Lynchburg in twinbill
• Pitching pushes P-Nats
• Salem wins nailbiter
• Celebrity eaglets and two compatriots released into the wild
• Augusta County moving forward with name change of its economic authority
• Poll: Kaine has slight lead in Senate race
• Sons of Confederate Veterans plans rally to protest Lexington's flag proposal
• Webb to GOP: Don’t destroy the U.S. economy in order to save it
• School Board to fill Ward B seat
• Augusta Health named Gold Star Award Provider
• CW 150 Legacy Project visits Staunton
• Bats found in Rockbridge confirmed rabid
• Scholarship to aid Special Olympics students
• Taste of Downtown highlights Harrisonburg culinary scene
• Anna Liebenow: Making the case that Medicaid works
• Kathleen Rogers: Don’t turn out lights on bulb innovation
• UPDATE: Fugitives still missing
• Cheng touts 80 jobs, $1.15 million expansion brought by PPI/Time Zero
• MIDWEEK BRIEFING: Little good news of late
• Shull gets Augusta County GOP nod
• Salem drops 4-3 decision to Frederick
• Wilmington wins wild one from P-Nats
• Staunton police still searching for fugitives
• Library of Congress exhibit coming to Staunton
• Ahmed joins Augusta Health Cardiology
• Ceremony marks arrival of new high-tech business to Waynesboro
• Alumni gift new frisbee golf course to BC
• Keys take opener from Salem
• Lynchburg wins at Myrtle Beach
• County supervisors briefed on water supply plan
• Augusta GOP mass meeting set for tonight
• 19-year-old charged in raffle robbery
• Former corrections guard gets suspended sentence in bribery case
• Waynesboro approves $3.5 million land buy for business park
• Suspect, husband had rough past
• Hokies in unusual position: Looking up
• ‘Hoos going to get the start at QB?
• Fans, families return for Greenbrier Classic week
• I-81 office impersonator suspect convicted in Botetourt Co.
• BRCC earns workplace honors
• BC teacher education given model program status
• Augusta Health employees earn certifications
• Wayne Theatre Alliance to celebrate grand opening of new Gateway
• Sanford D. Horn: Should the obese fatten the government budget?
• Chris DeWald: Stroke and emotional changes
• 20th century presidency class among OLLI offerings
• P-Nats salvage finale
• Norfolk makes it two in a row over Braves
• American Cancer Society Road to Recovery Driver
• UVa. football: Bowl or bust
• Whooping cough cases on the rise in region and state
• Gas prices back on the rise
• Hokies ready to make another ACC title run?
• Editorial: Green light the chance for green money
• Tate: GOP's bad relationship with blacks continues
• Augusta GOP Mass Meeting postponed
• Woman's husband died of multiple gunshot wounds
• Hunley: Lazy summer? Not around here last week
• The candyman makes an appearance at Sweet Dreams
• P-Nats rally falls short at Winston-Salem
• Lynchburg hangs on to knock off Salem
• Swedwood workers set to vote on union
• One killed in Augusta County head-on crash
• New principal named in Craigsville
• Valley economic development in a summer haze for now
• Kaine, Allen talk debt ceiling
• ACLU raises issue with McDonnell letter on judicial appointments
• Tides drop seventh straight at home
• P-Nats hammered in opener with Dash
• Salem knocks off Lynchburg
• UPDATE: Waynesboro woman charged with first-degree murder
• Bolling: 33,000 jobs created in Virginia in past 18 months
• FMS to showcase education mission
• The AFP on WKAV: Football Kickoff Preview
• Letter to the editor: Tell governments to reconsider SPCA decision
• Letter to the editor: Obama could be setting bad trend
• Editorial: A thoughtful community mosaic
• School board picks Nielsen Builders to renovate Wilson Elementary
• Friend of 9/11 victim pedals to honor her sacrifice
• Salem knocks off Lynchburg in series opener
• Jury deadlocked, judge declares mistrial
• Chris Graham: No way to run a country
• Building bridges to EMU
• David Reynolds: Inside Washington
• Christine Owens: Minimum-wage earners falling further behind
• W&M ranked #1 in preseason football mag
• Mud Hens complete sweep of Norfolk
• Tides drop 4-3 decision to Toledo
• Weekend Watchdog: Riding into Paris
• Census 2010 data shows more families in Augusta County than two cities
• Graves: Selective memory problem afflicts many politicos
• Revolution Church helps feed Waynesboro's hungry
• Summer heat to be unbearable through Saturday
• Lynchburg wins finale with P-Nats
• Salem snaps seven-game losing skid
• Former French Open champ teaches clinics at Augusta Health
• Poll: Obama in trouble?
• CTB approves funds for Charlottesville bypass
• Webb calls for provisions to include Virginia in offshore energy bill
• Bookworks hosts signing by local author with new book
• Art Center announces Summer Studio
• Chris Saxman: The Holy Grail/Gang of Six Edition
• Ken Plum: Virginians leading the nation
• Mark Warner talks about role in 'Gang of Six' debt plan
• Midweek Briefing: Of computers, automobiles and daylilies
• Augusta County woman begins run across America
• Sears Hill Bridge restoration to begin soon
• W'boro police department seeks funds for bicycle patrols
• Toledo rolls Tides
• Keys take down Salem … again
• Seven indicted for sex crimes
• Second man sentenced in Nelson County murder
• ‘Cats lose another nailbiter to P-Nats
• State announces $311M surplus
• VMI extends Baucom contract through 2015
• I-64 paving will close two Augusta County ramps
• City receives grant to upgrade bike patrols
• Five UVA Health System specialties honored by U.S. News
• State police identify woman killed in crash
• Artisans Center of Virginia, localities work to create local 'artisans trail'
• Norfolk walks 12 in 9-3 loss to Mud Hens
• Salem drops another to Keys
• DCCU shows growth in second quarter
• Millions of peaches, peaches for me
• EMU grieves peacebuilder’s death in Kenya
• P-Nats outduel ‘Cats
• Group raises issue with funding for Charlottesville bypass
• Wayne Theatre Alliance announces plans for grand opening at Gateway
• Carly at the Movies: ‘Horrible Bosses’
• RMH receives $5K grant to prevent, treat family violence
• Record crowd enjoys daylilies and wine at festival
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• Lynchburt holds on for 5-4 win over P-Nats
• Salem drops fifth straight
• Fla. woman dies in six-vehicle crash on I-81
• UPDATED: Northbound I-81 lanes now open in Augusta County
• Gas prices continue recent climb
• Staunton mulls noise ordinance
• Editorial: Bad news comes flooding in
• Driving for a cause
• Hunley: Misdeeds might be hidden by mistrial
• Tate: School reforms should focus on kids
• Dinner Diva: Gold stars
• FlyLady: A storm’s a-brewin’
• Lynchburg wins wild one
• Salem falls in extras
• P-Nats sweep twinbill with Kinston
• Three up, three down
• Staunton man arrested for making pipe bomb
• Augusta County won't challenge revised FEMA maps for Back Creek
• Greater Waynesboro Tourism Fair set for Oct. 3
• Private schools invite students to visit, tour
• Film series offers screening of ‘The Greenhorns’
• Schultz Theatre to host ‘The Spider and The Bee’
• Cuccinelli releases campaign fundraising numbers
• Robert Hurt: We must put an end to Washington’s reckless spending
• Pelicans rally to down Salem
• Lynchburg loses fifth straight
• P-Nats hang on for 4-3 win over Kinston
• The AFP on WKAV: Ready for some football?
• The AFP on WREL: Politics talk
• Local governments to end relationship with SPCA, award contracts to three vendors
• EDA receives grant to start small business loan program
• Lieutenant governor celebrates city's $770,000 block grant
• Sox rally falls short
• Dash rally to knock off ‘Cats
• Bolling hints at healthy state budget surplus
• Bids on Wilson Elementary project meet expectations
• Afton man pleads guilty in 2009 slaying
• Kathy Crandall Robinson: Time for a comprehensive nuclear test ban treaty
• Kate Wofford: Congress should accept Valley’s caution on gas drilling
• DCCU announces marketing promotion
• Bolling in town to present $770K CDBG check
• Weekend Watchdog: Going for the claret jug
• BC announces new director of riding program
• EDITORIAL: Noble scholarly pursuits
• Thomas the cat survives thanks to animal control rescue
• Waynesboro Farmers' Market to accept food stamp, bank card payments
• Chris Graham: Silence
• Dash race past Lynchburg
• Pelicans rout Salem
• Augusta Supervisors approve lump-sum bonus
• Second candidate announces for Middle River seat
• No cause found for Parkway climber's death
• New senior community brings jobs, revenue to Albemarle
• New rate structure in New Street Parking Garage
• Students go to Hogwarts Camp at Ferrum College
• Students go to Hogwarts Camp at Ferrum College
• Allen, Radtke release campaign money numbers
• Leadership program accepting applications
• Camp Dragonfly set for September
• United Way plans Stuff the Bus event
• DN-R publisher named president of VPA
• Bridgewater hires first women’s golf coach
• Jim Bishop: Swan song-A fugue of bittersweet music
• Lilly Ledbetter and Linda Hallman: The Wal-Mart decision
• MIDWEEK BRIEFING: Crops, bridges, and a life saved
• Drive-by shooting charges certified
• Augusta County employees may receive a one-time bonus
• Hikers welcome
• Man indicted on child sexual abuse charges
• State to transition vehicle fleet to alternative fuels
• McDonnell PAC raises $1.5M in second quarter
• Walker, Meeks promoted to captain in Waynesboro PD
• Chris Saxman: Cold Fusion-Bull Durham Edition
• Former world champ trains rookies at local wrestling school
• The AFP on WREL: Baseball fever
• Two Waynesboro police officers promoted to captain
• Staunton police arrest fugitive
• Police search for sex offender
• Hitchin urges council to approve $3.5 million land purchase
• Letter to the editor: It's Aug. 2, or catastrophic disaster
• Letter to the editor: It was a good year for the Cinderella Prom Project
• Craigsville man lives taxidermy work
• P-Nats rally big to stun ‘Cats
• Sox rout Dash, complete three-game sweep
• City Council tables land deal
• A way to finance the land deal
• Investors support solar power in their community through first-ever ’solar CDs’
• New voluntary Solar Resource Development Fund to help finance solar installations
• Robert Hurt: Protecting taxpayers
• Road work affecting traffic on U.S. 250 in western part of county
• State Police searching for missing local sex offender
• Durham silences Tides
• Hot Sox double up Dash
• Strong Solis performance pushes P-Nats
• Business park: A good idea*
• Council to consider incentives for nTelos
• Letter to the editor: Vote Angi Johnson for Nelson treasurer
• Faith inspires artists at Summer Extravaganza
• Bulls rally in ninth, beat Tides in extras
• Local powerlifters garner Virginia Special Olympics gold
• A new calling
• Editorial: Keep forging ahead
• Tate: Country's debt gridlock simply has to end
• Hunley: Of Tinker Bell, gerbils and Vera B.
• ‘Cats take opener with P-Nats
• Sox roll
• Hunt: We have an impact on those around us
• Polyface farm featured in documentary
• Federal official says farm practices help with bay cleanup
• Save It
• P-Nats drop series finale to Keys
• Take two: Indians sweep ‘Cats
• Two Waynesboro men charged with drug trafficking in North Carolina
• Carly at the Movies: ‘Bad Teacher’
• A $10 million-plus gamble?
• Challenger raises issue with county GOP over nomination process
• Chris Graham: Boilerplate on jobs
• Jim Bishop: Retired-Do not spindle, fold, mutilate or commiserate
• Dinner Diva: Nutty about nut butters
• The AFP on WREL: Justice?
• Chemical spill forces employees out of Reo Distribution
• Man pleads guilty to sex crimes
• W'boro City Council majority supports $3.5 million land purchase for business park
• W'boro treasurer confiscates 800 packs of cigarettes for unpaid taxes
• Task force arrests man who received cocaine disguised as deodorant
• Rocks take down Sox, 5-2
• 10th inning homer lifts P-Nats past Keys
• Four arrested in Sunoco burglaries
• Lovelady to leave Waynesboro School Board
• Beyeler seeks another term on Augusta Board
• Beacher Hackney added to US Marshals 15 most wanted
• Beacher Hackney added to US Marshals 15 most wanted
• City ready to close deal on business park
• Film on sustainable farming to premiere in Waynesboro
• DCCU, Zeus team up to raise funds for homeless shelters
• Kaine campaign announces staff additions
• City Council to consider $3.5 million land purchase for new business park
• UVa. nurse qualifies for Olympic trials in marathon
• Weekend Watchdog: All-Star time
• Wilson Library to host teaching institute
• Potomac rallies for six in the eighth to knock off Frederick
• Chris DeWald: Recurring strokes
• Ken Plum: Lowest score in the House
• Riane Eisler and Kimberly Otis: The debt, women and our future
• Pat Byington: Follow the scientists
• ‘Cats fall to Kinston
• Gibson hits Sox to W
• Webb, Warner introduce offshore-drilling legislation
• Bed bugs are back!
• Schultz Theatre to present Crystal Clear
• Wilson Library appoints new chair, board members
• Waynesboro DMV could reopen Friday
• WDDI asks for votes
• New initiatives for local tourist business
• Springbrook Family Medicine joins RMH Medical Group
• Salem posts tight 3-2 win over Dash
• P-Nats crush Rocks
• Lynchburg leaves 12 on base in 6-4 loss
• Jury finds man guilty of assault and battery
• Chickpeas reopens at new Main Street location
• Virginia holiday fatals double from 2010
• Thieves takes cigarettes, beer from Sunoco on Monday
• Waynesboro awarded $320,000 grant for South River Greenway
• Businesswoman joins Riverheads supervisor race
• Suspects flee Rocky's empty-handed after hearing alarm
• Eavers announces candidacy in Riverheads
• Waynesboro awarded $320K for greenway project
• Chris Graham: A new order in the offing in Augusta?
• Kaine campaign announces second-quarter money numbers
• The AFP on WREL: Around the diamond
• Generals shut out – again – in Valley League honors
• Augusta Health announces free Speakers’ Bureau
• Shenandoah National Park presents camping seminar
• Scott Klinger and Holly Sklar: Real patriots pay taxes
• Matt Lohr: Today’s FFA – making your grandfather proud
• Staunton celebrates America's birthday By Megan E. Davis
• Scores sworn in as U.S. citizens at Monticello
• Fresh Air Fund keeps Bronx girl coming back to Crozet
• Humpback Rocks honors veterans, depicts bygone era
• Hultzen wins Olerud Award
• Hispanic candidates increase, along with Latino population
• Waynesboro Senior Center Weekly Report
• Jim Bishop: Declare your independence – throw this pundemoanium overboard
• Karen Jacob: Hard choices
• Sanford D. Horn: Happy Birthday to U.S.
• Salem evens series with Dash
• Hillcats hold on for 5-3 win
• Tide blasts Knights
• Restitution for child porn victims now state law
• Crozet motorcyclist dies following crash
• Sox fall in extras
• So far so good on 70 mph interstate change in Augusta
• Carly at the Movies: ‘Crowne’-ing achievement
• Tides earn doubleheader split
• Wang sharp in rehab start in P-Nats win
• ‘Cats escape with 5-4 win
• Whitesell to chair Staunton School Board again
• Augusta Health cuts ribbon on first Walmart clinic.
• Child abuse charges dismissed, case to resume Tuesday
• Grenade found in basement of Staunton house
• Woman stabbed three times in Waynesboro, police looking for suspect
• The AFP on WREL: Inside the numbers
• Chris Saxman: Bachmann Overdrive Edition
• Co-op grand opening July 9
• UVa. seventh in final Directors’ Cup standings
• JMU’s Lowery college baseball’s top catcher
• Area localities to partner with SPCA another month
• Staying close to home
• Swortzel seeks Wayne District school board seat
• Augusta County can see light at the end of Exit 91 tunnel
• RMH employees contribute more than $95,000 in annual Employee Gifts Campaign
• Kim Phuc to speak at Baptist Peace Fellowship of North America
• ShenanArts announces summer camps
• David Reynolds: What an idea!
• P-Nats clinch series with Dash
• Lynchburg falls, 4-0
• Salem wins third straight
• Y partners with Silver Sneakers
• Webb: Post-9/11 Bill has helped 500K
• Center for Politics to host Afghan leaders
• Weekend Watchdog: Breakfast at Wimbledon
• Waynesboro DMV office to stay closed until next week
• Nelson supervisor to seek 59th House of Delegates seat
• Affordable apartments open in Fishersville
• Mount Solon man charged after assault on flowerbed
• Elevations aims for new heights in expanded location
• Elevations aims for new heights in expanded location
• Elevations aims for new heights in expanded location
• Elevations aims for new heights in expanded location
• DEQ asked to deny biosolids disposal in Augusta County
• Tides hold off Yanks
• Two in a row for Sox
• P-Nats win in 10
• Smart adds two to VCU staff
• ‘Cats blast past Keys
• WHS alum to travel abroad to teach English
• Study examines issues with Virginia’s secondary roads
• VDOT awards Staunton District contracts
• Virginia receives added funds for Chesapeake Bay/wildlife programs
• Lani Hay: LEAD Virginia – An organization that gets it right
• Ride With Pride Open Horse Show
• Schola Cantorum hosting ‘A Little Wine Music’ at Barren Ridge Vineyards
• Winning at Working: Herd mentality
• South River Restaurant closing after 18 years
• Friends remember slain man on anniversary of his death
• Clock ticks as localities consider SPCA alternatives
• W'boro receives $770,000 grant for downtown revitalization
• South River Grill
• Lightning strike sparks house fire
• Library Avenue in Crozet officially opens
• UVa offers driving evaluations for Alzheimer's patients
• CNBC taps Virginia as top state for business
• Bookworks hosts signing for Highland author
• Valley 4th celebrates 10th
• Sox get first second-half W
• Downtown Waynesboro project gets CDBG funds
• Y offers medically supervised back exercise and training class
• EMU professor tackles malaria issue
• State rolls out redesigned website
• Waynesboro PD honors officers for hard work
• Brian Setzler: Avoiding taxes the way big corporations do it
• The AFP on WREL: Inside the ACC
• P-Nats prevail in extras
• Pelicans win Sox slugfest
• Susan Allen stumps in Waynesboro for her husband
• Waynesboro council approves bed-and-breakfast
• Busted pipe closes Waynesboro DMV
• Police arrest woman wanted in W'boro
• Painter gets 20 years in prison for murder
• MeadWestvaco to invest $285 million in Covington plant
• Lynchburg shut out by Dash
• Halley shines in first start with Generals
• Matthew Hoh: Time to bring the troops home from Afghanistan
• SCC sets fuel rate for Dominion
• Jim Bishop: She sowed seeds of love in children’s garden of learning
• Kini named Fellow in Hospital Medicine
• AAA: Gas prices impact July 4th travel
• Waynesboro PD honored for technology efforts
• Chris Graham: Somebody has to do it
• Council schedules final vote on bed-and-breakfast
• Hospitality industry boosted by Commonwealth Games
• Defensive miscues cost P-Nats
• Pelicans down Sox
• Robert Hurt: Protecting jobs by defending Virginia’s right to work status
• Augusta Health named one of top community hospitals
• Waynesboro Senior Center Weekly Report
• Tate: Afghanistan is starting to feel like Vietnam
• Hunley: We'll be more social with the Web
• Historic Augusta County area looking at modern sewer
• Editorial: FEMA fails again
• P-Nats drop finale in Myrtle Beach
• Salem drops 2-1 decision to Kinston
• Waynesboro man arrested after struggling with police, fleeing
• Editorial: The opinion marketplace
• Hunt: No competition for higher ed
• Republican U.S. Senate candidate stumps in Waynesboro
• #1 UVa. falls in 13: SC ends Cavs run in CWS
• Blown call costs P-Nats
• VCU hoops, UVa.’s Starsia nominated for ESPYs
• Man pleads guilty to voluntary manslaughter in cold case
• Indians knock off Sox
• Missing child returned
• AMBER ALERT cancelled for Virginia child
• AMBER ALERT cancelled for Virginia child
• Former Commonwealth Center employee charged with 14 offenses regarding a minor
• The AFP on WREL: News and politics on tap
• Funding for CBF Partnership to improve Valley water quality
• 19th EMU Festival pairs Bach and Mozart
• …Ism Explosion at Staunton Augusta Art Center
• Cedar Creek and Belle Grove National Historical Park announces ‘History at Sunset’ Programs
• New Montpelier exhibit to tell Dolley Madison’s life story
• Dinner Diva: Most common grilling mistakes
• Shifflett will seek second term as Augusta County supervisor
• Tourism grant program spurs new event
• #1 UVa. beats Cal 8-1, stays alive in CWS
• Staunton man gets 20 years for aggravated sexual battery
• P-Nats open second half with win
• Kinston scores three in the ninth to knock off Salem
• Assault charges follow pepper spray attack
• ACLU suit challenges restrictions on begging on Charlottesville Downtown Mall
• Area natives begin State Police careers
• Peace group raises issue with Obama Afghanistan move
• Chris Saxman: Cold Fusion-Nashua Debate Edition
• Weekend Watchdog: Omaha heading to final two
• Woman faces shoplifting charges
• W'boro motorcyclist critically injured in collision with car
• West Augusta man gets more than four years in home invasion
• USDA offers money to help move livestock off streams
• Staunton judge certifies charges in video game robbery case
• Graves: Best-run state? Yes, but the road is rough to run on
• Staunton man arrested on drug charges.
• Augusta Supervisors approve golf cart use on slower roads
• WDDI, city seek grant for South River observation deck
• Editorial: Build it by the river
• Vote for WDDI!
• An Afternoon Tea in honor of Mrs. Monroe
• Celebrate the 4th in Lexington
• Art Center to debut new exhibit on July 8
• Commemorative cancellation to mark SNP’s 75th
• Ken Plum: Environmental scores and attitudes
• Gamecocks knock #1 UVa. to elimination game in CWS
• Students learn about America's Jazz Age, President Wilson
• Woman's estate to receive $100,000 in fatal accident case
• Augusta Sheriff's Office wins traffic awards
• Cline combines re-election announcement with manufacturing tour
• Editorial: Midweek Briefing
• Signer to headline Democratic Breakfast
• Sarah van Gelder: Our prison system is bankrupting us
• Judge denies defense motions in Afton murder case
• At Interfaith Peace Camp, seeds of friendship sprout in fun
• Cline kicks off re-election bid with manufacturing tour
• Shenandoah Valley town makes golf carts street legal
• McCain scoffs at idea of second presidential run
• Waynesboro police grapple with Ridgeview graffiti
• Staunton man charged with felonious assault
• Company seeks 4,100 acres of Augusta land for biosolids disposal
• WDDI pushing forward
• Local youth spend week repairing homes
• Letter to the editor: Tate should look at liberal policies
• Tate: Virginia could use someone like Allen
• Local Motion Film Series and Q & A with Staunton City Council members set for June 21
• McDonnell announces ‘Orange and Blue Days’ to aid tornado-relief efforts
• Gas prices continue downward trend
• Robert Hurt: Promoting a sustainable economic recovery
• Shepherd Bliss: Learning from the Community of the Land
• Waynesboro Senior Center Weekly Report
• Jim Bishop: Parental Guidance Suggested
• Kaine: Washington can learn from the Virginia lesson
• High court blocks states' climate change lawsuit
• Va. education secretary Robinson finalist for Fla. post
• Syria's Assad talks reforms in bid to keep power
• UN nuclear official says safety must be improved
• Wheelchair Games challenge, build confidence
• American Cancer Society Road to Recovery Driver
• #1 UVa. wins College World Series opener: Full coverage
• Simulated fire-and-rescue chaos in Stuarts Draft
• Kaine gears up for marathon U.S. Senate race with Valley stops
• Father and son have shared memories, now share work
• Behind the doggles
• A beagle named 'Buddy'
• Sex romp with Australian teen leads woman to U.S. federal prison
• It’s official: Swimming lesson was world’s largest
• Donation makes Teen Center look Grand
• Fight breaks out among spectators at Anthony trial
• Uranium company flying Virginia lawmakers to France
• Al-Qaida claims killing of anti-Saddam purger
• Editorial: A sad reminder
• Public meetings set for GW National Forest plan
• Rail upgrades mean more freight trains in region, boost for industries
• Senate passes Webb amendment to end ethanol subsidies and tariffs
• Warner introduces spending accountability, transparency proposal
• Charlottesville lands operations center for investment firm
• Ken Plum: Obamacare in Virginia
• UPDATE: Weiner announces resignation after 'sexting' scandals
• UPDATE: Weiner announces resignation after 'sexting' scandals
• Safe at Home now available as e-book
• Weiner to resign: What took so long?
• House speaker challenges Obama argument on Libya
• Weekend Watchdog: Father’s Day viewing
• Weiner tells associates he'll resign, AP reports
• Empire State Building upgrading its 68 elevators
• Panel talks regional economic development
• Purse snatcher pleads again
• Community Foundation distributes nearly $50K in scholarships to area students
• State revenues up again in May
• McDonnell signs clean-energy legislation
• Senators, generals urge large Afghanistan troop withdrawal
• Mark Warner: A bipartisan focus on jobs
• Rock climber dies in fall at Blue Ridge Parkway overlook
• Rock climber dies in fall at Blue Ridge Parkway overlook
• Ravens Roost cliff death
• 10 congressmen sue Obama over strikes in Libya
• Man charged in home break-ins
• Bail denied for bus driver accused in fatal I-95 wreck
• Traces of radiation found in 2 whales off Japan
• UPDATE: Bond hearing set to resume for driver in fatal I-95 wreck
• Teen killed in Nelson wreck fondly remembered
• Police: Man arrested at Dulles had swallowed 3 pounds of heroin
• City schools cut budget to compensate for unreturned surplus
• Waynesboro budget cuts police wages, denies request for more WDDI funding
• Staunton man pleads guilty to car attack
• Editorial: Midweek Briefing
• Interview: Andy Schmookler
• Allen talks up new jobs ‘blueprint’
• Waynesboro School Board announces three appointments
• McDonnell signs school-safety legislation
• Bridgewater College’s “Doc” Jopson’s 100th celebrated with new endowment fund
• William Barclay: The Bush tax cuts-10 years of economic disaster
• Radio Hour ends season on a high note
• Up to 10 percent of Va. households use high-cost loans
• No prison for former jail guard
• Localities seek alternatives to SPCA
• Waynesboro City Council approves budget
• Augusta Health opens Churchville clinic
• Webb calls for continued funding funding to preserve Civil War battlefields
• Gas prices continue decline
• Clinic announces opening of new dental facility
• Jim Bishop: Counting in my sleep is sheep-inducing (That’s baaaaaad)!
• President says 10,000 new engineers should be trained annually
• More accountability urged for Tobacco Commission spending
• Knife attack injures Staunton woman
• Young at Heart
• Don’t miss: Workshop on elder justice at Staunton Senior Center
• 6 more workers may exceed Japan's radiation limit
• Metro looks at alternatives to fare cards
• Storm wreaks havoc in Crimora
• Ciro's celebrates 35 years in Waynesboro
• Candidate seeks win in second campaign
• Father relives long ago youth in Soap Box Derby
• Soap Box worker hospitalized after fall
• Local nonprofits lose tax-exempt status
• Local students compete on national stage
• Shooting victim wouldn't cooperate
• 82-year-old faces indecent exposure charge
• Football league embezzlement case concludes
• Prison sentence for Waynesboro sex offender
• Warner, Wolf announce bipartisan jobs initiative
• State Police SUV missing from Appomattox headquarters
• McDonnell pushes immigration enforcement
• RMH offers tips for beating heat stroke
• David Reynolds: Civil War II
• Kerry C. Kachejian: The dilemma over rebuilding the Middle East and North Africa
• Appomattox shootings suspect's trial set for June 2012
• UPDATE: Officer serving fugitive warrant shot dead in N.C.
• UPDATE: Officer serving fugitive warrant shot dead in N.C.
• Serb leader denies hiding of Mladic
• Streets to close due to Soap Box Derby
• Route 613 to be closed even longer
• Gates blasts NATO, questions future of alliance
• Vietnam plans live-fire drill after China dispute
• Cattle farmer seeks GOP nomination in 6th District
• Line-of-duty benefits for rescue squad in question
• Editorial: One man's decision
• No forgiving Parkway shooter
• Passing the Flame of Hope
• More trains coming through the Valley
• American Airlines returns to area with Chicago nonstop flight
• Sinkhole repairs will take longer than expected
• Seminary grad’s book champions love feast
• Chris Saxman: Road to 270 Edition
• Ken Plum: You Scandalize My Name
• Yemeni man will be 11th to plead in piracy case in Norfolk
• UPDATE: Senate panel advances congressional redistricting plan
• Gates says U.S. won't 'rush for the exits' in Afghanistan
• Amid Weiner's sex scandal, his wife is pregnant
• European E. coli sicknesses rise
• India imposes death penalty on 10 for 'honor killings'
• Sorrells will not run again
• Wayne Supervisor Coleman to retire
• Former Generals aiming for spot in College World Series
• Webb, Corker issue joint resolution on Libya
• McDonnell announces trade deal between Smithfield, Dandong Port Group
• Virginia Tech adds meteorology degree
• Former EMU education professor dies
• Fire damages pre-1900s New Hope home
• Update: Teen killed in Nelson County wreck ID'ed
• Afton man prepares for capital murder trial
• Investigators stymied by stabbing victim
• BB guns used to shoot Staunton vehicles
• Longest-serving Va. legislator Putney seeking another term
• Tempers flare over bed-and-breakfast request
• Editorial: Midweek Briefing
• SPCA opens new clinic, still at odds with area localities
• Spring rains welcome for farmers, service authority
• Two plead guilty in Bedford to roles in homicide
• Bedford murder charge dropped against Augusta County man
• Groups push for end to Bush tax cuts
• WVPT doc on Virginia’s largest yard sale to debut Wednesday
• Nighttime paving on I-64 in Augusta
• Man guilty of eluding; abuse charges dropped
• Investigators rule fatal crash a suicide on Skyline Drive
• Elder Justice workshop in Staunton
• Cantor 'cautiously optimistic' on debt talks
• New FMS football coach stresses character, discipline as keys to success
• Odor of decomposition key in Casey Anthony trial
• AP reports Edwards emails acknowledge payments
• Editorial: Right place at the right time
• Draft man pleads to child porn charges
• Man raises money for young cancer victims on ride from Texas to New York
• Local Dems hear from 6th District candidate
• Senators urge implementation of safety regs for bus industry
• Hospice partners with veterans’ group
• Candidates forum set for June 15
• Derby race set for Saturday
• Portion of Springhill Road to be closed for sinkhole repairs
• Tim Donner: Think big
• Robert Hurt: A pro-growth plan to spur job creation in the Fifth District
• Jim Bishop: A Ford in my past drives recollections in the present
• $9K in tires, tools stolen from Waynesboro garage
• Police pursuit leads to jail
• UPDATED: Sheriff's office drug-sniffing dog found
• UPDATE: Sheriff's office drug-sniffing dog found
• UPDATE: Syria says 120 policemen killed in ambush
• Moisture minimizes gypsy moth threat in Shenandoah National Park
• Sheriff's office seeks drug-sniffing dog
• Santorum in White House race -- 'In it to win it'
• UPDATE: 5 U.S. soldiers killed in Iraq
• UPDATE: 5 U.S. soldiers killed in Iraq
• Out of creek tragedy, families reunite, friendships form
• Tate: Unfortunately, drug reforms have gone up in smoke
• Hunley: It's a great time for baseball in the Valley
• Waynesboro Senior Center schedule changes for field trip
• JMU Alumni Association pledges $100,000 gift to JMU Foundation
• Update on I-81 Augusta project
• Gas prices stabilizing
• Editorial: Pay close attention to B&B details
• Summer break challenges student support networks
• Teens experience homelessness, hunger first-hand
• Waynesboro valedictorian challenges classmates
• Wilson grads celebrate, think of future
• Night in the Box boys
• Powell decorates box
• Waynesboro man charged with attack on soccer coach
• A long journey to graduation for Riverheads student
• Hunt: You can't plan moments like this one
• Staunton fights High's lawsuit
• School official to run for supervisor position
• Duo pursued on larceny charges
• Home invasion ends in arrest
• Schmookler: ‘Constructive, honest dialogue’ on different points of view
• House rebukes Obama for dispatching military forces against Libya
• UPDATE: Driver in fatal I-95 bus crash faces manslaughter charges
• Driver in I-95 bus crash faces manslaughter charges
• Chris Graham: Thanks, Bob, for letting us know
• Jack Kevorkian dies at 83
• Philippines, U.S. sign pact to search for American WWII MIAs
• Tripoli targeted in fresh series of NATO strikes
• Bell announces re-election plans for 20th District House seat; appears with lieutenant governor
• Community Foundation offers up nearly $200,000 in grants
• Authorities: Man kicks and spits his way to jail
• Hostility in the Valley
• Editorial: The right prescription
• Letter to the editor: I spoke too soon about proposed B&B
• Recent financial crisis rooted in politics of creditworthiness, new UVa. study contends
• Friendly City Food Co-Op joins national association
• Augusta Health employees earn certifications
• Boys & Girls Club holds Open House
• Generals pitch in at Wenonah Field Day
• UPDATED: Woman killed in Skyline Drive crash
• Woman killed in Skyline Drive crash
• Montgomery County to seek charges against Deputy Agee
• Bauer leaving, Ruemmler in as White House counsel
• Clinton says FBI to probe China email hacking charges
• Police: Man kicks and spits his way to jail
• State investigates fish kill in creek that feeds Smith Mountain Lake
• Weekend Watchdog: Bye, bye to Boog-ity, Boog-ity, Boog-ity
• Officials see signs of recovery as unemployment drops
• Augusta Health to open clinics at area Walmarts
• Rebuilding a wall
• Augusta Health to open clinics in Staunton, Waynesboro Walmarts
• Two members elected to DCCU Board of Directors
• Farm Market Fresh for Seniors allocations announced
• Groups threaten suit if Giles County reposts Ten Commandments in schools
• Ken Plum: Virginia’s energy future
• Cantor asks Obama to keep tax hikes out of debt talks
• McDonnell announces incentive to save state funds
• Libya's Gadhafi pledges he won't leave
• House GOP lawmakers meeting Obama to demand spending cuts
• Worry over tax credit ruling felt locally
• Area agritourism plan gets preliminary OK
• Stuarts Draft High wins national award for distracted driving prevention
• W'boro library begins new chapter
• Claire Coleman: Family planning – an essential part of American life
• McDonnell formally signs human-trafficking legislation
• Augusta Health Churchville practice
• Fort Defiance wins state Envirothon
• Sam Gbaydee Doe and Al Fuertes: Two SPI learners/teachers who keep coming back
• Virginia Justice Roscoe Stephenson dies at age 89
• Search under way in Va. for missing N.C. boater
• Memorial Day ceremonies honor troops' 'ultimate sacrifice'
• Franklin County deputy accused of killing ex-wife, shooting trooper
• Franklin County deputy accused of killing ex-wife, shooting trooper
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• Speakers encourage audience to remember Confederate soldiers
• Editorial: A spirit endures
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• Gas prices continue retreat
• I-81 Augusta County project lane closures
• Farm Market Fresh for Seniors
• Hunley: Monday a day off this week? Not totally …
• Horse lovers come to see a breed of gentle giants
• Tate: Really, GOP, this is all you've got?
• Editorial: City should allocate more money for WDDI
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• Buffalo Gap High press box an overnight storm casualty
• Editorial: Natural solutions
• Hunt: Hang out your own 'help wanted' sign
• Waynesboro black history icon Bellamy dies
• Waynesboro High students show Giant Pride
• The AFP on WREL: Fueling up for the Senate race
• Court grants group access to review UVa records
• Virginia State Police numbers show violent crime on the decline
• IRS agent gets 3 years for tax cheating
• Germany set to permanently shut down 7 nuclear plants
• Prince William schools lift filter on gay websites
• Mladic's son says war-crimes suspect had 2 strokes, can barely speak
• Russia says it could help mediate Gadhafi's exit
• AP says Japan nuke plant's tsunami plan was a single page
• Area farmers keep vigilant eye out for coyotes
• Staunton rejects SPCA offer
• Editorial: The disaster after the disasters
• Staunton pursues stormwater grant
• Small business owner to challenge Pyles in Pastures District
• Grave-theft suspect asks for court-appointed attorney
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• Local seniors honored by Comcast
• Bridgewater professor receives “Top 5 Under 35″ award
• EMU launches community health pilot project
• Verizon works to improve service in Augusta area
• Local church gives away $12,500 at Sunday service
• Prince William school officials agree to remove LGBT web filter in response to ACLU complaint
• RMH Healthcare and Sentara celebrate merger with ceremonial signing
• Justin Broyles: Youth, unemployment and the Internet
• David Reynolds: A wild dream?
• New drunken boating law goes into effect July 1
• 10th Somali guilty plea entered in piracy trial in Norfolk
• Judge voids Wisconsin collective bargaining law
• Audit calls for city to repay state $671,000 over foster care
• McDonnell says state could save with natural gas-powered vehicles
• Helicopter crash in Afghanistan kills NATO soldier
• Man sentenced for police pursuit
• Howdyshell won't run again for supervisor spot
• White House unveiling plans to curb regulations
• Federal agents raid Calif. suicide kit seller
• Arab uprisings top agenda as Obama attends G-8 summit
• Father shot with hunting bow after taking away daughter's cell phone
• Joplin tornado death toll rises to 125
• Va. considers privatizing costly sex offender program
• Area senior population stable, for now
• Waynesboro Schools look to cut budget
• Augusta County supervisors approve redistricting
• Teen sentenced for crime spree
• Council debates police raises, WDDI funding
• Tax policy study: Flip it to fix it
• McDonnell signs tourism, economic development package
• Sports Roundup: UVa. opens ACC Tournament with 13-1 win over Wake
• Fishersville house fire contained to bedroom
• SPCA board rejects contract
• Exam ordered for robbery defendant
• Child molestation nets 14-year sentence
• Military, veterans get in free to state parks for rest of year
• Nelson County sheriff candidate's signs disappearing
• AP says John Edwards could be indicted within days
• The AFP on WREL: Pennant fever
• Nelson cancer survivor defies grim prognosis
• Violent storms kill 12 in Okla., Kan., Ark.
• Woman dies when told of father's Missouri tornado death
• French finance minister to seek IMF leadership post
• Governor's School students learn to give back
• TSA Spirit Night at Chick-fil-A
• Chris Saxman: Cold Fusion – Uncle Charlie’s Foreign Policy Edition
• Suzi Foltz: I must have a friendly face
• Chris Graham: Mock Mother Nature – at others’ peril
• McDonnell, Webb, Warner, Goodlatte send letter to DOJ on George’s purchase
• Multiple fires test Augusta County crews
• Local state trooper honored
• Y, Waynesboro Public Schools team up to offer Pre-K afterschool
• Chrysler repays $7.6B in government loans
• Waynesboro man faces federal drug charge
• McDonnell won't intervene in Soering parole request
• Obama, Cameron play table tennis with students
• National Zoo worker charged with attempted animal cruelty
• Obama makes plans to visit storm-damaged Missouri
• Roadside bomb kills 10, wounds 28 in Afghanistan
• Obama invites Libyan rebels to D.C.
• Waynesboro council votes 3-2 to raise tax rate
• Cadence expansion to create 65 jobs in Staunton
• Fire damages home Monday night
• UVa seeks exemption from county taxes for newly purchased building
• Serenity Garden bell recovered
• Jim Bishop: Reader, beware – You, too, may soon be obsolete
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• At least 116 dead in Joplin, Mo. tornado
• Cadence to invest $15.9 million in Staunton operations, adding 65 new jobs
• One wounded in overnight Waynesboro stabbing
• Chase Community Giving and the Wildlife Center of Virginia
• ‘Long-awaited,’ ‘special,’ ‘surreal’ day for FMS grads
• UPDATE: 89 killed in Mo. tornado; death toll could climb
• Dozens hurt in riot at Calif.'s San Quentin State Prison
• Spacewalking astronauts encounter bolt trouble
• Obama in Ireland to discover his Irish roots
• Richmond men face drug charges in Augusta County
• Mary Baldwin grad shares honor with newborn son
• A day at the office at the South River Fly Shop
• ‘Save Our Bridge’ activities highlight Sears Hill Bridge restoration efforts
• Augusta Health offers free cancer screening
• Robert Hurt: The effects of rising gas prices
• Gas prices continue pullback
• Hunley: This just in: End of time postponed
• Coldwaters happily rolling along
• Fishburne grads say goodbye
• Man arrested on hit-and-run, firearm charges
• Sports Roundup: UNC completes sweep of #1 UVa.
• Motorcycle rider in serious condition
• VDOT awaits final go-ahead on Waynesboro 340 widening
• Motorcycle rider injured in U.S. 250 wreck
• Mary Baldwin PEG graduate prepares to study in Israel
• Aide says Pawlenty running for president
• Chris Graham: President Kucinich?
• Chris Graham joins ‘Baseball in the Valley’ podcast
• City police joining Click It or Ticket patrols
• Concert to raise funds for WMHS student group
• Life sentence for 14-year-old backed by Wis. high court
• Japan utility head resigns over nuclear crisis
• Endeavour astronauts stroll out for spacewalk
• AFL-CIO may reduce support to Democrats
• Coldwaters to team with national conservation agency
• Augusta County woman to run across America
• Ideas grow at BRCC's green symposium
• Cantor faults Mideast speech
• Sports Roundup: #1 ‘Hoos lose at UNC
• UPDATE: Ex-IMF leader gets $1 million bail in sex abuse case
• Expoland embezzlement charges tabled
• State, Northrop Grumman reach agreement on compensation for computer outage
• Senate panel questions Cuccinelli view on charitable giving
• School drug sales investigated
• Beaten man uncooperative with police
• Northrop Grumman to spend $5 million to fix computer problems
• Northrop Grumman to spend $5 million to fix computer problems
• Ken Plum: Hail to Shenandoah, Hail
• McDonnell says business contacts can help 'export democracy'
• Sports Roundup: Watchdog, plus minor league baseball
• UPDATE: Twin bombs kill 27 at police station in Iraq
• 3 missing after 2 boats collide in Gulf of Mexico
• Crew escapes as Va. tanker jet crashes, burns in Calif.
• nTelos moves workers downtown
• Senate race heats up early over debt ceiling
• Waynesboro man pleads to body concealment
• Sen. Webb: Offshore drilling bill fails to grant Virginia fair share of revenue
• RMH Blood Donor Center relocating 　
• EMU takes business classroom out into the field
• VDOT releases revised sinkhole repair schedule
• Hanger skeptical about state transportation plan
• Reluctant judge upholds sex sentence
• Taybronne Altereik White to remain jailed
• Obama sets visit to CIA headquarters to thank workers
• Police review car wash theft tapes
• Kaine, Allen trade charges over debt
• Rescued puppies on the mend in Nelson County
• IMF chief monitored in New York jail cell
• Afghanistan protest over NATO raid turns violent; 11 killed
• Editorial: Waynesboro schools teach a lesson in reuse
• Planning commissioners continue to wrestle with E. Main Street
• School bus struck by truck
• Landes announces bid for ninth term
• Pattie throws hat into ring in North River
• Augusta County man gets 37 years in Bedford County murder
• Augusta County man gets 37 years in Bedford County murder
• Bee under the Big Top
• SPI learners bring hope from 23 nations
• Groups fight adoption discrimination rule
• Suzi Foltz: Oh, Bloody High School
• David Reynolds: Getting serious
• Horse owners warned nationwide after virus outbreak in west
• Fluvanna woman sentenced for fraud
• School bus accident in Waynesboro: No injuries reported
• 'Sovereign citizen' charged in combative traffic stop
• New vehicle suspected in fatal Rt. 42 crash
• Egypt orders release of Mubarak's wife from detention
• School bus struck by truck
• Cultural Commission offers essay-writing class
• Augusta County deputy's pay requests investigated
• Sailors, Marines return after aid, combat missions
• Pressure grows for jailed IMF leader to quit
• WDDI seeks more city funds
• Prepping for Pre-K
• Sports Roundup: Late innings vex ‘Hoos
• Wills announces candidacy for Middle River seat on County BOS
• United Way announces grant funding for 2011-2012
• Farm Market Fresh for Seniors allocations announced
• Boys & Girls Club announces Photography at The Pavilion fundraiser
• Warner delivers thank-yous to Navy Seals
• Chris Saxman: Cold Fusion – Thunder Road Edition
• Jim Bishop: Paul or Barney – A big, big man either way
• Sex assault defendant denied bond
• Former supervisor seeks new term
• Second Waynesboro church burglarized
• Suspect car cleared in fatal crash
• Katalina Mikitarian phones home, but still missing
• Bomb scare blamed on urinating Chihuahua
• Sen. Mark Warner delivers letters to Navy SEALs
• Police investigate Sunoco burglary
• Virginia, Justice Dept. could reach mental health deal by June
• Rahm Emanuel sworn in as Chicago's new mayor
• Governor discusses trade with South Korean president
• UPDATE: Governor meets with South Korean president
• U.S., Pakistan say they'll cooperate on "high value targets"
• Heaven is a myth, says Stephen Hawking
• Obama visits Memphis today to inspect flood damage
• War crimes prosecutors seek Gadhafi's arrest
• Fatal snake bite leads to charges against Va. man
• Valley bids soldiers farewell
• Hunley: So you want to be a wrestling star?
• Robert Hurt: Honoring the intelligence community in the Fifth District
• Former Congressman Sestak speaks of restoring American dream to Bridgewater grads
• Waynesboro Senior Center Weekly Report
• Aging Gracefully Conference will feature health screenings, presentations on medical topics
• Back and forth: Gas prices continue bumpy ride
• Of Spielberg, Lincoln and the Valley
• On the shoulders of giants
• PHOTOS: Main Street Motorsports show
• Valley teachers examine the Holocaust
• Blue Ridge students celebrate graduation
• Editorial: Saturday yard sale
• Eaglet carried
• Eaglet to be weighed
• Miranda Sadar holds an eaglet
• Wildlife rehabilitator Suzy Doell
• EPA clears Invista
• All eyes on the eaglets
• Sports Roundup: #1 ‘Hoos lose, more baseball
• Police identify man killed in standoff
• Pleas for return of stolen bell
• Police seek vehicle black box from fatal crash
• Supervisor Tracy Pyles to seek fifth term
• BRCC commencement moved to JMU
• Casting call information for Lincoln film
• Mike Huckabee to make 'important' announcement on TV show
• Computer glitch forces redo of U.S. visa lottery
• Ken Plum: U.S. Chamber recommendation
• Suzi Foltz: Congratulations Class of 2011…Maybe
• Workshop to focus on farmland conservation
• Sinkhole will close I-81 north near Augusta line
• Ticket deadline for Art Center Gala approaching
• Up with People teams up with Camp Horizons to launch new summer camp
• Wilson Library acquires Signal Corps photographs
• Sinkhole will close portion of I-81 near Augusta-Rockbridge line
• UPDATE: 9 rescued, 1 missing after boat capsizes in Newport News
• Obama to meet with Mississippi River flood victims
• Ron Paul to announce GOP presidential bid today
• Staunton signs on to 10-year deal with SPCA
• Motor muscle & more
• UVa buys clinic near Augusta Health
• Sports Roundup: Lots of baseball
• Three-hour barricade on New Hope Road ends
• State completes $600M road bond sale
• State revenues continue climb
• Gravesite thefts caught on tape in Churchville
• 5 officers graduate for Waynesboro Police Department
• Plea deal frees mother in neglect case
• UPDATED: Evangelist Graham in good spirits at NC hospital
• State revenue collections increase 1.5% in April
• Waynesboro church burglarized
• Staunton-based Guard unit ceremony is Sunday
• Gov. McDonnell reissues call for private tornado help, after FEMA rejection
• Weekend Watchdog: No Lakers, No Celtics?
• iPhone GPS helps nab car theft suspect
• Man lets thief escape to clock in
• House panel OKs defense bill, delays gay service
• Amphibious unit returns to Va. after humanitarian mission to Pakistan
• Postal Service reports billions in losses
• U.S. says bin Laden eyed small cities as targets
• Middle River Supervisor Garber will not run again
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• Poll: Kaine holds slim lead in Senate race
• Warner pushes streamlining measure in Senate
• McDonnell opens Virginia marketing office in Shanghai
• Virginia Eagle Distributing wins Green Award
• Sports Roundup: Hoops news, baseball, minors
• Cadets push on
• Cadets push on
• Cadets push on
• Cadets push on
• Cadets push on
• Cadets push on
• Cadets push on
• Cadets march on
• Man scheduled for murder plea
• I-64 crash victim dead
• Cassell teacher recognized as Virginia Lottery Super Teacher
• Augusta Health affiliates with Duke Cancer Institute
• Matt Lohr: Virginia is for Horse Lovers
• Augusta Health enters into research agreement with Duke
• New poll shows Obama approval hits 60 percent
• That bad, bad B&B
• A life cut short
• Without explanation, spy trial for 3 Americans in Iran not held
• Charges certified in purse-snatching case
• Waynesboro's trade talks with China move forward
• Waynesboro school board refutes city councilors' criticism
• School lunch prices increased
• The AFP on WREL: Stretch drive
• Obama maintains strong position in new Virginia poll
• RMH receives AirCare 5 Award for providing life-saving heart care
• Local optometrist selected to serve on national body
• Letter carriers team up with Food Bank to help Stamp Out Hunger
• Del. Landes speaks at Augusta Health
• Waynesboro fugitive now jailed
• Report: GOP budget would leave up to 44 million more uninsured
• Democrats seek to slash subsidies for 'Big Oil'
• Federal court hears two health-care appeals
• McDonnell aide Finkbeiner returning to McGuireWoods
• U.S. drone missiles kill 3 in Pakistan
• Virginia to switch execution drugs
• Waynesboro council still split over taxes
• Grand jury indicts man in sodomy case
• Better serving those who serve
• Elementary teacher named Staunton's best
• Council sends bed-and-breakfast decision back to planners
• DeMarmels reads to class
• DeMarmels named Staunton Teacher of the Year
• Waynesboro man to serve 13 years in sodomy case
• Schmookler: GOP ‘running roughshod,’ Dems ‘failing’ to stand up
• Staunton man charged in sexual abuse of 5-year-old
• Arby's damaged by fire
• Chris Saxman: Cold Fusion – Ghostbusters Edition
• Buffalo Gap HS raises more than $2K for family
• McDonnell leads economic-development mission to Asia
• Environmental leaders push alternative solution to high gas prices
• Putting a spotlight on stuttering
• BC prof awarded fellowship to write book
• EMU seminary grads ‘anointed’ for minstry
• Bridgewater Equestrians tie for fifth place in Nationals
• Robert Hurt: Expanding American energy production
• Jim Bishop: Receive these baccalaureate blessings for the road
• Man wanted in wake of Greene homicides now in custody
• Pakistan Taliban fighters hold bin Laden memorial
• Homes abandoned as Mississippi River keeps rising
• Second candidate enters North River race
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• Hunley: Finally, I've made it to the Valley
• Budget reflects WPD internal changes
• Gaining steam: A bygone era of trains resurfaces in Waynesboro
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• Youthful Democrat to challenge Bell in House District 20
• Kleiner announces candidacy in 20th
• McDonnell to Obama: Ease health-care mandates
• I-81 southbound lane closures for May 6-12
• Suzi Foltz: More is less, less is more
• Charge certified in cocaine case
• City seeks pavilion grant
• Health commissioner denies Staunton hospital expansion
• Earning her wings: Montana teen flies solo at Eagles Nest
• Buffalo Gap student killed in single-car crash
• The AFP on WREL: Bin Laden aftermath
• One dead, one critically injured in early-morning crash in Augusta County
• McDonnell, Goodlatte tout offshore energy development
• Virginia Tech students build bridge to join Haitian communities
• Teen killed in Route 42 crash
• Teen killed in Route 42 crash
• U.S. increasing border inspection posts
• VCU prof: ‘We have to be vigilant’ in wake of Bin Laden death
• 3 charged in fires that were set to celebrate bin Laden's death
• Police crack drug case with surveillance
• DIFFERENCE MAKERS: Doctor, wife 'dynamic duo' to serve in Africa
• Dam removal plan advances
• Regional police academy increases training costs
• Gun confiscated at Wenonah Elementary
• Film Festival set for Saturday
• UPDATE: Obama pays somber respects at 9/11 ground zero
• Fatal wounds detailed in Greene homicide
• Pakistan army orders cut in U.S. military personnel
• I-81 detour changed for sinkhole repair in Rockbridge Co.
• Monthly income spent on gas skyrockets in April
• Webb continues push to eliminate ethanol subsidies
• Fuel for extremism is beyond Bin Laden, EMU prof says
• DCCU recognizes local scholarship winners
• BC student to join Bike Adventure Across America this summer
• Harrisonburg celebrates 2 millionth bus rider
• Weekend Watchdog: Horsepower
• Clinton: 'No idea' about timing of iconic photo
• Obama visits ground zero this afternoon
• Last World War I combat vet dies in Australia
• Market Animal Show takes center stage
• Augusta County approves 2011-12 budget with extra Yancey firefighters
• Officer details trove of mushrooms
• Suspect sought as Greene victims ID'd
• City outlines water, sewer fee hikes
• Staunton police investigate robbery
• Break time: #1 UVa. takes time off for exams
• Ashcroft joins company once known as Blackwater
• Fatal Greene shootings likely occurred in car
• Bush declines Obama invitation to ground zero
• CIA chief says Gadhafi survived NATO hit on house
• Details about bin Laden raid, photos pose challenge for White House
• Navy SEAL team likely honored in secret for raid
• SPD to host Larner race
• Wendell gets his ring
• Ex-chief pleads in N.J.
• Fatal Greene shootings likely occurred in car
• UPDATE: White House says Bin Laden unarmed during assault
• UPDATE: White House says Bin Laden unarmed during assault
• Authorities release name of one of 3 Greene victims
• Bob McDonnell
• McDonnell vetoes funding for public broadcasting
• Forum to detail issues with fracking
• The AFP on WREL: Heating up
• Riddled car with bloody interior found in Albemarle
• U.S. holds photos of slain bin Laden, weighs release
• Pakistan's president denies harboring bin Laden
• The Man is Dead, But the Threat Still Lives
• Judge remembered for commitment, wit
• In the Valley, Bin Laden's death brings mixed emotions
• A milestone, but fight goes on for military families
• Robert Hurt: Taking action to reduce gas prices
• Jim Allsup: Life after a stroke
• EMU grads grin and bear it at graduation
• Waynesboro police briefs 5/3/11
• Allen brings campaign to Staunton
• Bell stolen from Serenity Garden; reward offered
• John Johnston, Waynesboro philanthropist, dies in Baltimore
• RAID UPDATE: One unwary phone call led U.S. to bin Laden
• UPDATE: 'This is a good day for America,' Obama declares
• City names new police chief
• Waynesboro names new police chief
• Virginia State Police urge continued vigilance
• Police investigating Serenity Garden theft
• Chris Graham: A new day dawning
• Indicted jail guard free on bond
• UPDATE: Va. political leaders comment on killing of bin Laden
• U.S. used 'multiple methods" to ID bin Laden's body
• John Johnston, Waynesboro philanthropist, dies in Baltimore
• Americans gather joyfully to mark bin Laden death
• Va. political leaders comment on killing of bin Laden
• Bin Laden dead; 'Justice has been done," president says
• Bob Goodlatte statement on killing of Osama Bin Laden
• Gov. Bob McDonnell statement on killing of Osama Bin Laden
• Bin Laden, Hitler now have May 1 in common
• Elite SEALs from Va. Beach-based unit swooped in on bin Laden
• Authorities confirm Va. had 15 tornadoes last week
• 'Hospital Hikers' visit W'boro
• Bin Laden dead
• AP reports: Osama bin Laden is dead and U.S. has body
• Obama makes late night statement Sunday
• Motorcyclist arrested after high-speed chase
• Chris Saxman: Cold Fusion – Corn Flakes Edition
• Gas prices continue climb: Relief on the way?
• What's so funny about truth, justice and the American Way?
• WPD collects unused pills
• Into the canoe
• Scouts ensure smooth sailing
• Michael Shwedick
• South River canoes
• Mini rapids in river
• Canoe rest
• Paddling
• Who foots the bill?
• $100K settlement proposed in Fishersville fatal crash
• Waynesboro councilors challenge school leaders
• Council split over tax hikes
• Fort Defiance student bucks stereotype with marathon ride
• Making waves for Riverfest
• Attorney no-show prompts low bond; appeal filed
• Swoope tornado packed 100 mph winds
• Cable around tree in river
• Tree pulled from river
• Carroll "Dink" Keller pulls on a rope
• Men wade South River
• Sound test in Staunton could be first of many
• The AFP on WREL: Drawing the line(s)
• Toll on Va. expressway to Outer Banks tripling
• Shenandoah National Park plans 500-acre burn
• I-81 lane closures begin April 29
• Harrisonburg Bar Association honored for pro bono referral program
• May is National Stroke Awareness Month: Know the Signs
• Long-time church historian passes
• Jim Bishop: Lordy, Lordy, This Commencement is Number 40!
• NATO says Gadhafi forces caught mining Misrata port
• NYC police say boy, 8, sold loaded gun to classmate
• Southwest Va. begins recovery from deadly storm
• Tornado survivors had minutes to seek refuge
• Council debates raises for constitutional offices
• Phys. ed. teacher Waynesboro's best of 2011
• McDonnell gives thumbs-up to new redistricting plan
• Weekend Watchdog: Drafting for the picket line
• After verdict, man tried to flee courthouse
• Tammy Hipes
• Authorities search for man following domestic dispute
• Ex-bus driver faces aggravated sexual battery charge
• UPDATE: Va. Senate approves redistricting plan
• Debris in tree
• Trees toppled on Ruger Lane
• Buffalo Branch Lane home
• Foundation shifted
• Sheds blown apart
• Tree uprooted
• Morris Mill cleanup
• Tree removal in Staunton
• Storm punctures tranquil Swoope
• UPDATE: Officials confirm at least 4 tornadoes hit Va.
• UPDATE: Officials confirm at least 4 tornadoes hit Va.
• Waynesboro shooting fugitive wrecks, escapes
• Va. approves new teacher-evaluation guidelines
• Scotto's robber to serve 4 more years
• One-year sentence in teen abduction
• One dead, homes damaged in Halifax County severe storms
• One dead, homes damaged in Halifax County severe storms
• Storms kill at least 8 in Virginia
• UN says Syria tried to build nuclear reactor
• U.S. soldier dies in Iraq
• Storm death toll hits 128 in Ala., 32 in Miss.
• Obama to announce security team shuffle today
• Riverheads names track after coaching icons
• Diploma needed in vast hiring pool
• Evidence debated ahead of Waynesboro murder trial
• Waynesboro council split over lodging tax
• One dead, homes damaged in Halifax County severe storms
• Supervisors narrow remapping choices
• Unsung guardians recognized
• One dead, others missing in Halifax County storm damage
• Chris Graham: What you won’t hear The Donald say
• Payday-loan decision involved Valley case
• Ken Plum: Your attorney general at work
• Tourist group advocates for more marketing money
• Woman convicted in Afton animal-cruelty case
• UPDATE: Senators reach tentative deal on redistricting
• UPDATE: Obama releases birth form, decries 'silliness'
• White House releases long-form birth certificate
• UPDATE: 9 shot to death by Afghan pilot were all Americans
• Elephant dies at Virginia Zoo
• UPDATE: Obama releases birth form, decries 'silliness'
• Nelson County School Board adds one school day to calendar
• AP sources: Panetta to Pentagon, Petraeus to CIA
• China's president pledges to keep nation's birth rate low
• Afghan officer fires on NATO troops, kills 6
• Libyan port quiet after government bombardment
• City swaps trees with stimulus grant
• Waynesboro Farmers Market 'here to stay'
• New charge filed against Afton man
• Pothole blitz: 100K and counting
• Heiderscheidt convicted in Greene County church arson
• Bibeau to challenge for treasurer job
• In retrospect: Many payday loans were illegal
• Bridgewater students form green task force
• The AFP on WREL: Baseball season
• Valley conservati​on leaders encouraged​, cautioned
• Janice “Jay” Johnson: Cutting Social Security is a dangerous calculatio​n
• David Mills: More than a soundbite
• Fire damages pallet company
• Mount Solon man indicted on manslaughter charge
• Storms bring deadly tornado, flooding to Midwest
• Jail sentence in Eastside Speedway attack
• McDonnell backs adoptions by single gays, but not unwed couples
• Fire damages pallet company
• Vick, Humane Society say Google app glorifies dogfighting
• Earthquake rattles Acapulco
• Obama going on TV to talk debt reduction
• Facebook launches deals program, rivals Groupon
• Tourism trade show asks locals to promote
• Augusta Supervisors critique redistricting options
• Waynesboro council questions SPCA contract
• Molestation case certified
• U.S. Supreme Court denies Cuccinelli's bid to expedite health suit
• Pair of brothers get prison for bootleg media
• Rockbridge County sledgehammer robbery suspect arrested
• Afton man charged in trooper attack
• Four charged in $20K burglary
• Police identify I-64 crash victim
• Rosser Avenue Bradford pear trees to be replaced
• Va. suspends admissions at youth treatment center
• Strike on Gadhafi compound badly damages buildings
• FBI says Colo. mall incident likely unrelated to Columbine
• Supreme Court refuses to expedite health-care reform review
• UPDATE: Bruce Jamerson, clerk of Va. House, dies
• Fishersville man charged in fight over phone charger
• Stuarts Draft man charged in credit card, check fraud
• Live from the Staunton Tourism Tradeshow
• Court denies Va. inmate's lawsuit over beard
• Bruce Jamerson, clerk of Virginia House, dies
• NATO airstrikes badly damage Gadhafi compound
• Taliban break more than 450 out of Afghan prison
• STREET BEAT: At 87, Sherando man still hunting bear
• Jesse Bridge, 87, of Sherando
• Bear-turned-rug
• Tourism Tradeshow to show off what region has to offer
• Drug take back day events set regionally for Saturday
• Robert Hurt: The Farm Dust Regulation Prevention Act
• Waynesboro Senior Center weekly report
• Suzi Foltz: Bathroom etiquette
• Alice In Wonderland comes to Waynesboro on Easter weekend
• On this Easter Sunday
• Where GE once thrived, Solutions Place grows strong
• Old signage
• Veteran Democrat to challenge Goodlatte
• In difficult times, have a little faith
• Chris Graham: Heritage
• The AFP on WREL: Redistrict
• Gas prices continue push upward
• DCCU sees continued growth in first quarter
• GE water fountain
• Egg hunt at Augusta Health
• Wool washing at Frontier Culture Museum
• $20K in goods stolen from Greenville home
• Creek rescuer now jailed
• VDOT considers composting roadkill
• GE 1960
• GE office space
• Va. Supreme Court rules against payday lender
• Staunton police seek Roanoke man after chase
• Kaine says crab harvest restrictions paid off
• Federal appeals court resurrects Blackwater prosecution
• Hokie football legends to meet fans, sign autographs before Spring Game
• Creek rescuer now jailed
• Iraq tells Mullen its troops can take over
• McCain lauds anti-Gadhafi force during Libya visit
• Police see Columbine similarities in Colo. mall fire
• Gates foresees turning point in Afghanistan war
• Japan plans to build 100,000 homes for survivors
• Ryan's faulty roadmap
• Stuarts Draft house move signals approach of Sheetz
• Downtown restaurant swap soon
• RMH-Sentara merger finalized
• nTelos Wireless updates handset protection program
• Augusta Health’s School of Clinical Laboratory Science receives accreditation
• Food Bank receives donation of hams from Giant
• Jim Bishop: Something new, fresh personifies this joyful Eastertide
• Obama to form gas prices task force
• I-64 crash victim airlifted
• Vesuvius man charged with DUI
• Two area projects on VDOT draft six-year plan
• Staunton police arrest 2 in dispute, pit bull problem
• Woman killed as boyfriend watches on webcam
• Virginia Tech raises tuition
• Weekend Watchdog: Sports for the Easter basket
• Facing death in 1 case, Tariq Aziz acquitted in another
• New historic marker approved for Augusta County
• Japan declares no-go zone around nuclear plant
• Bomb blast kills 3 policemen in Afghanistan
• NYC officials defend decision to cuff first grader
• Augusta County supervisors agree to 10-year SPCA deal
• Staunton wrestles with unfunded mandates
• Chinese product expo plans developing
• Campaign finance: GOP incumbents report cash totals
• Augusta County storm damage estimate: $2.5M
• Vesuvius crash victim in good condition
• 3 arrested in drive-by shooting
• Historic 66th Market Animal Show slated for May 4-5
• ACLU sues Richmond over parade costs
• Ken Plum: A frugal, well-run government
• Earth Talk: Is U.S. air quality getting better?
• White House considering disclosure for government contractors
• Next six-year Va. roads plan contains $2.6 billion more
• Police seek details in runaway case
• Dog fighting bust in Halifax County
• Vesuvius man airlifted after crash
• Remembrances mark 1 year since Gulf of Mexico oil disaster
• AP reports millions in malaria drugs stolen
• Japan mulls a stricter evacuation zone near nuke plant
• Obama mixing politics and policy on West Coast swing
• More than 7 million candles recalled for cup holder fire risk
• Goodlatte tours farms
• Planning commissioners back bed-and-breakfast plan
• Teens catch more charges in mailbox case
• Assault charge dropped against judge
• Suzi Foltz: ‘Look, No Hands!’ vs. Death Grip
• Augusta Health repeats top showing in safety, clinical excellence ratings
• Tiller receives RMH 2011 Golden Stethoscope Award
• McDonnell announces state tax relief granted for victims of severe storms
• McDonnell signs transportation-funding legislation
• Grand jury indicts Staunton man in murder
• Molinaro named director of Wilson Library museum operations
• McDonnell announces tax relief for local storm victims
• McDonnell launches teacher performance-pay initiative
• Fall guy? FHA cites First Guaranty on loans
• The AFP on WREL: Ready to play
• Court reinstates Va. mental health lawsuit
• Robot to throw first out pitch at Phillies game
• Judge clears Augusta County in reassessment dispute
• UPDATE: McDonnell begins teacher merit-pay plan
• Raul Castro named 1st secretary of Cuban Communist party
• Cuccinelli continues to wait for health care decision
• Court reinstates Va. mental health lawsuit
• McDonnell rolls out teacher merit-pay plan
• FAA suspends controller for watching movie on duty
• Japan nuke plants start pumping out radioactive water
• U.S. motorcycle deaths drop
• iPad app shows Library of Congress' Civil War images in 3D
• Waynesboro couple seeks bed-and-breakfast permit
• Local finishers of the Boston Marathon
• Tornado cleanup continues
• Creek rescue felt 'like a lifetime'
• Teens arrested in Waynesboro burglaries
• ACSO probes Greenville drive-by shooting
• Bill signing brings Exit 91 funds
• George Huguely indicted on multiple charges
• George Huguely indicted on multiple charges
• LA Times wins Pulitzer for exposing exorbitant small-town salaries
• Obamas pay Bush-era rates on $1.73 million in income
• Staunton man charged in abduction, beating case
• Pizza robbery investigated, one arrested
• Staunton police investigate slashing
• Va. Supreme Court hears arguments in former SEAL's innocence bid
• Downtown couture: Shop adds to local flavor in Waynesboro
• Gas prices creeping toward $4 a gallon
• George Huguely trial set for 2012
• Harrington case to be featured on ‘Heavy Metal Mystery’
• EMU sustainability video wins award
• David Reynolds: Wishing for jobs
• Robert Hurt: The path to prosperity
• Jim Bishop: Senior moments to remember, if only I could
• Girl survives fall from Golden Gate Bridge
• Trump plays down Romney's business credentials
• New climate change case headed to Supreme Court
• Robots in Japanese reactors detect high radiation
• Anglers cast sport into next generation
• Community mourns loss of young girl
• Community mourns loss of young girl
• Girl's body found in Waynesboro creek
• The Donald's buffoonish behavior
• Residents schooled on emergency prep
• Fish fest soaked
• Security seminar in Verona
• Tornado brought 95 mph winds
• Tornado whipped up 95 mph winds
• Creek incident
• Creek incident
• Hunter Street culvert
• Worried woman at creek
• WFAC at creek incident
• Onlookers at creek
• One pulled dead from Waynesboro creek; search on for another
• Rescuers walk bank
• DUI charged after barricade smash
• Flooding, tornadoes reported in Valley
• Michael announces supervisor run as incumbent watches
• Frontier Culture Museum board backs budget plan
• Popularity at an all-time low
• High-energy Stuarts Draft teacher named county's best
• Records detail $60K missing from Expoland
• Shutdown vote: Reluctance
• Grapes
• Sledgehammer bandit robs Rockbridge County Stop-in
• Trump Card: The Donald leads among GOP contenders
• I-81 project work continues
• Chris Saxman: Cold Fusion – Ragin Cajun Edition
• Expansion adds 51 jobs in Albemarle County
• Gov. McDonnell, Senate Dems go toe-to-toe over redistricting
• Let’s get ready to … Pickleball!
• Stuarts Draft arson defendant incompetent for trial
• Waynesboro crash hospitalizes veterinarian
• Grottoes woman hospitalized after motorcycle crash
• Driver stable after I-64 rollover in Fishersville
• 3 sheep saved in Swoope barn fire
• Main Street Bridge closed through 5 p.m. Sunday
• Middlebrook woman guilty of sending nude teen photo
• Middlebrook woman guilty of sending nude teen photo
• The AFP on WREL: Battle lines
• Suicide bomber kills prominent Afghan police chief
• Transferring students ease into future school
• Staunton council wants more noise study
• Tax cut, city staff raises proposed in Staunton
• Manslaughter certified against Mount Solon man
• Afton scrap burglary goes to grand jury
• Court: State can’t privacy advocate from publishing most records found on government websites
• Groups say UVa. must balance transparency and academic freedom in considering request for professor’s records
• Exchange Club members unite for child-abuse prevention
• State posts 12.4 percent revenue growth in March
• Ken Plum: A crazy quilt
• Sanford D. Horn: The unfair and unbalanced media
• Chris Graham: Down the middle
• Walk to Westwood
• Walk to Westwood
• Walk to Westwood
• Walk to Westwood
• Lancaster crosses
• Walk to Westwood
• Walk to Westwood
• NASA Mission Control named for Chris Kraft, 1945 Tech graduate
• Richmond police seek man suspected of using tow truck to steal vehicles
• Cuccinelli unveils plan to keep prescription drugs out of Virginia waterways
• UPDATE: FAA official resigns after reports of sleeping controllers
• After Obama speech, McDonnell says no new taxes
• Cuccinelli to unveil plan to keep prescription drugs out of Virginia waterways
• U.S. air traffic control supervisor resigns
• Grottoes man charged in revenge case
• Draft woman charged in contributing case
• Santorum takes first steps toward presidential run
• Weekend Watchdog: Let the long postseason begin
• Japan's emperor, empress make first trip to disaster zone
• Roadside bombs kill 3 near Baghdad
• Hillary Clinton seeks to restore NATO consensus on Libya
• Gun violence, as seen in America
• Augusta County prosecutor seeks manslaughter code change
• Animal shelter split looms
• Reeling 'em in
• Lyndhurst woman pleads to 'Down Under' teen tryst
• "Rider Alert" motorcycle program, popular in U.K., starts in Virginia
• "Rider Alert" motorcycle program, popular in U.K., starts in Virginia
• Basketball player sues VT over camp injury
• Stuarts Draft truck driver improves to stable
• Teen convicted in drive-by BB blasts
• Morgan Harrington case to be on Investigation Discovery
• All-star hoops game features top Virginia post-grads
• Y swimmers excel at Eastern Zones
• UPDATE: Mother drove 3 kids into Hudson River, surviving son says
• Hillary Clinton heads to Berlin for NATO talks about Libya
• Michael to announce candidacy for board of supervisors
• Japan nuclear plant evacuees demand compensation
• Egypt detains Hosni Mubarak for 'investigation'
• Michelle Obama, Jill Biden to visit military families
• Motorcycle helmet info cards make Va. debut
• Obama to outline Medicare changes, tax increases
• Goodlatte offers cautionary tale on spending
• Crowder named regional superintendent of the year
• Buchheit named new principal of Kate Collins Middle School
• I-64 traffic jam
• CIT, Tech Councils to host information sessions for entrepreneurs with emerging technology companies.
• Two Chamber members receive awards for environmental excellence
• Former GOP leader throws hat into ring for supervisor seat
• 100 mph driver gets 13 years for crash
• Chris Graham: Accident of birther
• Staunton man indicted in stabbing death
• Blown tire sent truck from I-81 into ditch
• "Rider Alert" motorcycle program, popular in U.K., starts in Virginia
• The AFP on WREL: It’s baseball season
• Fly fishing art
• Space shuttles coming to N.Va., Fla., Calif.
• Webb, Warner introduce Bay-restoration bill
• EMU alumna in national spotlight on immigration issue
• SDHS student wins AAA poster contest
• MBC professor elected honorary member of Phi Beta Kappa
• Registration for annual soap-box derby ending soon
• Bolling endorses Allen in Senate race
• Hook, C-Ville now under same ownership
• Truck crash shuts down I-64 westbound
• 29 mailboxes smashed, teens arrested
• ACLU to PWC schools: Stop blocking gay websites
• Downtown Design Guide takes next step
• Soap Box Derby deadline approaches
• N.Va. man gets 23 years in bomb plot
• Obama to help launch new initiative for soldiers and families
• Newspaper website blocked briefly from LU's servers
• Graffiti Busters scrub Waynesboro
• Fire board suggests Augusta County hires
• Taking a trilobite out of history
• Allen raises $1.5 million in campaign for Senate
• Graffiti busters
• Love's last hours revealed at Huguely hearing
• Two Staunton teens charged in thefts, forgery
• Trilobite fossil
• Hanger's trilobite fossil
• I-81 project work postponed this week to rain
• VCU researchers’ study finds major U.S. newspapers are warming up to Wikipedia
• Waynesboro Senior Center Weekly Update
• Robert Hurt: Continued focus on job creation
• Brian Moran: A view of Virginia’s future
• Suzi Foltz: Saying yes to the dress?
• Jim Bishop: Woodsman, glad you didn’t spare that tree!
• Wilson Ready Mix announces staff addition
• Fairfax Democrat exploring U.S. Senate bid
• Cuccinelli says gun in worship service permissibile
• Federal appeals court won't lift stay on Ariz. immigration law
• Augusta Free Press LLC Business Notebook
• Truck lanes recommended for I-64 on Afton Mountain
• UPDATE: Ivory Coast strongman Gbagbo captured in bunker
• AFP launches new website for Boys & Girls Club
• George Huguely not expected at today's hearing
• New Dominion takes three VPA awards
• Ivory Coast strongman Gbagbo arrested
• Pulaski tornado damage estimated at $8.5 million
• Americans cutting back on driving as gasoline prices rise
• Va. Tech finance professor killed in glider crash
• AP reports U.S. blocks more than 350 suspected terrorists
• Obama to lay out deficit-reduction plan later this week
• Japan rattled by aftershock 1 month after tsunami
• Coyote on camera
• Bobcat on camera
• Animals patrol Blue Ridge Parkway in the still of the night
• City examines fire station sites
• A 'community pillar,' Johnston recovers from transplant
• John Johnston
• Lessons from the '95 government shutdown
• Man charged in city domestic dispute
• Looking Up: Zoning changes seek to protect darkness of night
• News Virginian wins top honor, 29 news awards
• Fight over congressional map next for General Assembly
• McDonnell presses social as well as fiscal issues
• A vision to believe in
• Waynesboro foreign trade zone to receive first China shipment
• Waynesboro façade grants fully funded
• Five generations walk together at Relay for Life
• Pinwheel garden raises awareness of child abuse
• Glowing moon
• The Borders Within honored
• Pinwheel planting
• Child neglect charges certified against Waynesboro couple
• UPDATE: Party leaders point fingers as federal shutdown looms
• The AFP on WREL: Politics in season
• Warner, Webb join in effort to ensure retroactive pay for furloughed federal workers
• McDonnell signs innovation bills
• Chris Saxman: Cold Fusion – Gator Country
• Jill Hanken: Ryan budget proposal is an outrage
• Staunton police report rape
• Five generations walk Relay for Life
• Waynesboro city manager's budget now online
• Mariah Amine Couture opening
• Hurt unhappy with possibility of government shutdown
• 10 dead after Iraqi army raids Iranian exile camp
• Mexico drug war: 13 more bodies, 2 new mass graves
• Pa. man gets 2 years in prison for threatening Cantor
• IRS awards $4.5 million to whistleblower
• Wilson Complex earns Governor's award
• UN says 100 bodies found in Ivory Coast in 24 hours
• Grants available for dam and floodplain projects
• Black bear spotted in Va. Beach
• Veteran Augusta County educator to lead Governor's School
• Despite fire, school musical 'must go on'
• WDDI again fears money pinch
• Mad Hatter’s Easter Festival
• Stabbed man now in stable condition
• Three constitutional officers announce re-election plans
• New traffic law allows red light running by motorcycles, mopeds
• Trump buys Kluge winery
• Staunton child molester's sentence: 55 years
• School damage estimated at $200K
• Congressional redistricting plan for Va. introduced
• Candidate discusses campaign for Democratic Party nomination in the Sixth
• Japan struck by another quake
• VHA recognizes RMH for work in preventing central line-associated bloodstream infections
• Ken Plum: Special legislative sessions
• Chris DeWald: Stroke deficits – the gifts that keep on giving and giving and giving
• Fire closes Augusta County school
• Rule takes fourth in 500 free at Y Nationals: Y swimmer breaks state record
• Weekend Watchdog: A tradition unlike any other
• Purse snatcher to serve 11 more years
• Fire debris
• NATO kills Afghan policeman who shot U.S. trainers
• Japan races to find tsunami dead despite radiation
• GOP plans vote today on one-week budget
• News Virginian names new managing editor
• Hot wheels
• How about, 'Virginia is for gamblers'?
• Judge's wife claims concussion after fight
• Greenville man pleads to fatal DUI crash
• Hot wheels
• Staunton man faces federal charges in teen overdose
• Dale Scott Callison
• Rule takes fourth in 500 free at Y Nationals: Y swimmer breaks state record
• Third annual Mad Hatter’s Easter Festival April 23
• UPDATE: Senate rejects governor's autism amendment
• Waynesboro man faces charges in bloody dispute
• Warner, Webb join group urging Boehner to avoid government shutdown
• BC students to combat stereotypes with ‘De-Stereotype Day’
• Virginia Tech researchers to study how breast cancer treatments meet resistance in some patients
• Doug Pibel: Does eating meat cause hunger?
• Earth Talk: Can Japan do without nuclear energy?
• Goodlatte bill would push offshore drilling off Virginia waters
• Civil War Trust opposes state Route 3 widening in Culpeper
• Obama events today focus on energy, education
• Fort Lee soldiers returning from Afghanistan and Iraq
• Letters to the editor for April 6
• Career expo links students to employers
• Staunton judge, wife file opposing assault charges
• Is Waynesboro a first-class city?
• Waynesboro dispute turns bloody
• Staunton woman appeals animal cruelty convictions
• Woodrow Wilson Rehabilitation Center to trim 13 positions
• Goodlatte seeks oil, gas drilling off coast
• Career Expo at Blue Ridge Community College
• Kaine announces Senate candidacy: ‘We’ve got to be unified’
• Obama says budget deal close, shutdown would be disruptive
• Kaine formally announces campaign for Senate
• Howell calls McDonnell 'zealot' on social issues
• Senate panel expects Thursday redistricting vote
• Augusta Health: Noted in the nation
• Staunton to begin heavy trash pickup
• Horse owners urged to vaccinate for West Nile, EEE
• Dominos Pizza delivers” gesture of support and kindness to women undergoing treatment for breast cancer
• Fine-tuning Wikipedia
• UPDATE: Sheriff's office locates teens
• The AFP on WREL: Change of seasons
• Donation to Ride With Pride
• City manager: Fiscal picture puts Waynesboro’s future as city in question
• Staunton firefighters help two out of apartment fire
• Prince William teacher accused of relationship with student
• Iraq police say 6 killed near al-Qaida stronghold
• Obama, top lawmakers to discuss funding dispute
• Talk about Giffords shifts to when she can go home
• Tourism volunteers begin quarterly training
• Charlottesville Pavilion to change name to nTelos
• Sheriff's office seeks Fort Defiance teens
• Chris Graham: Smart move? VCU coach decides to stay where he is
• Teri Beasley trains volunteers
• Katie McElroy and George Hawke
• Heavy trash and tire collection in Staunton
• Bridgewater College adds two sports to offerings
• United Way crosses campaign finish line
• Waynesboro Senior Center weekly update
• County Spring Clean-up begins this weekend
• UPDATE: In turnaround, professed 9/11 mastermind, 4 others to face military trials
• Virginia schools to promote recycling
• Hamp: Spending cuts won't sustain Waynesboro
• Staunton police arrest 2 in Spice bust
• Staunton police arrest woman in high-speed eluding case
• Stuarts Draft man arrested in screwdriver stabbing
• Bridgewater College offers new varsity sports
• Group plans rally around Va redistricting
• VDOT vigil aimed at increasing work zone awareness
• Feds say Va. group distributed $4.3 million worth of drugs
• I-81 truck climbing closures set for this week
• Feds launching program to replace aging pipelines
• Libyan rebels advance on strategic oil town
• Va. redistricting protest planned today in Richmond
• Homemade tortillas add intrigue to new restaurant
• José Argueta takes food orders
• Julio Argueta
• Staunton woman stable after being struck by truck
• Youth league celebrates overhauled baseball field
• Local delegates critique redistricting plan
• Union reenactor line
• Canon blast
• Battle of Waynesborough onlookers
• Union riders
• Lincoln lost in Confederacy legacy
• Reenactors commemorate battle of Waynesborough
• North Park field opens
• W'boro man convicted in drunken scrap
• Grand jury to hear police pursuit case
• Augusta County judge aims for high court
• South River mercury damage study advances
• Who is writing the tax code?
• JMU, UVa offer lifelong learning classes in the Valley
• United Way meets campaign goal
• South River draft report released
• North Park field opens Saturday
• Steppin’ Out with Lifetime Fitness
• Earth Talk: Two-sided food crisis
• BRCC’s ABG Business Honor Society hosts fourth annual Career Expo
• The AFP on WREL: Finality?
• Fake leg used to take down armed robber
• Chris Graham: Switch in district lines could aid Dems
• Staunton hires human resources director
• YMCA gala is tonight
• West Coast awaits arrival of Japan's tsunami debris
• Japan's prime minister vows to win battle against nuclear plant
• Bomber kills 3 outside Iraqi mosque
• VSDB, Frontier Culture Museum confront tech costs
• Trout added to, fought from Virginia waterways
• Staunton woman sentenced in mail-theft ring
• Webb: Involvement in Libya not administration’s prerogative
• Crimora man killed in head-on collision
• Mystery explosion levels Virginia house
• Weekend Watchdog: Opening up and closing down
• McDonnell wants to bar exchanges from covering abortions
• Augusta Health recognized for achievement in electronic medical records
• Car stolen at Days Inn in Waynesboro
• W'boro man arrested in DUI hit-and-run case
• WPD seeks weekend robber
• Senior Libyan official resigns, new blow to regime
• Forecaster: 2011 will be active hurricane season in U.S.
• Jim Bishop: Quite Quirky Quixotic Quintessential Queries Qualmishly Quoted
• Raegan Weber: Setting the record straight
• McDonnell amendment would eliminate funding for public broadcasting
• Is there a house in the U.S. worth $100 million? Apparently
• Waynesboro Police investigating armed robbery
• Radioactivity 10,000 times standard at Japan nuke plant
• One dead in U.S. 340 crash near Crimora
• Prosecutors seek 2012 trial for suspected pirates
• Giffords' husband 'pretty hopeful' she can attend shuttle launch
• Officials breaking ground on Va research facility
• House GOP wants to use tax code to curb abortions
• Staunton police announce digital services
• PETA wants to sponsor I-81 rest stop, rename it 'Fishing Hurts'
• Suicide bomber kills 12 in Pakistan
• Watergate gets makeover at the Nixon library
• Hearing on hunting fees tonight at Buffalo Gap HS
• Tyrants: Can you hear Obama now?
• Ceramic artist blends Korean tradition and everyday life
• City's CDBG application faces review
• Testimony details Mount Solon teen's attack
• Car burns after striking pole
• House plan would shift W'boro to Del. Bell
• Ken Plum: New legislative districts
• Suzi Foltz: Endless Nuggets?
• McDonnell backs congressional effort to proceed with offshore drilling
• McDonnell takes action on 2011 General Assembly legislation
• I-81 replacement project schedule updated
• The Holsteins are coming
• Sukjin Choi carves a design
• Sukjin Choi talks to students
• UPDATE: McDonnell proposes optional benefits plan for state workers
• Survey addresses Waynesboro website
• Spears honored as Chamber of Commerce Citizen of the Year
• New website features Y Childcare
• Man charged after fight
• UPDATE: Police seek 2 people in bank robbery
• McDonnell, Indiana's Daniels make friendly wager
• Nelson commonwealth's attorney seeks fifth term
• India state bans book hinting Gandhi had gay lover
• Chris Graham: Fair-weather fans
• Lt. Gov. Bolling to speak at fishing fest dinner
• Nuke crisis reignites debate about protective pills
• Obama pushes Kaine toward Senate bid
• John Hinckley seeking more unsupervised visits to Williamsburg
• Population near ground zero doubles since 2000
• Augusta Health celebrates dual national awards
• McDonnell will try to amend autism bill
• McDonnell will try to amend autism bill
• Bah, humbug: More snow on the way?
• UPDATE: McDonnell, Cantor to watch VCU in Houston
• March of Dimes awards grant to Augusta Health Care for Women to improve health of mothers, babies
• ACLU: Law signed by McDonnell threatens reproductive freedom
• The AFP on WREL: Improbable
• Bandit robs bank near Waynesboro
• U.S. fines Tech $55,000 for alert failures in 2007 shootings
• UPDATE: Hostages killed execution-style in Iraq siege; 45 dead
• Cuccinelli: Environmental regulations must consider economy
• UPDATE: 21 dead in hostage siege at Iraqi government building
• UVa student death linked to illicit exploration group
• Waynesboro council approves garage permit
• Va. monitors haven't detected unhealthy radiation
• Obama heads to NYC for fundraisers, TV interviews
• Obama birth certificate issues surface in Arizona proposal
• Hillary Clinton looks to expand ties with Libyan rebels
• No raises for county employees, hiring freeze stands
• VCU fans booking trips to Texas for Final Four
• Augusta Health named Top 100 hospital
• Augusta Health named one of country's Top 100
• Woman pleads guilty to bus assault, then appeals
• Va. files briefs on health-care suit
• UPDATE: Libyan rebels close on key Gadhafi stronghold
• Sexual abuse victims get 20 years to file suit
• Obama schedules address about Libya
• UVa student death linked to illicit exploration group
• Electronics firm to set up operation in Waynesboro: Project to create 65 new jobs
• Jimmy Carter visits Cuba today
• Electronics manufacturer to bring 65 jobs to Waynesboro
• No radiation impact detected in Virginia
• Gas prices stabilizing
• Jim Bishop: Address, Confess and Bless This Stress Mess
• Robert Hurt: Preserving and strengthening Virginia’s agricultural industry
• Nearly 40-foot-long dead whale washes ashore in Va. Beach
• Prayers mark 32 years since Three Mile Island disaster
• Utilities in Carolinas report radiation from Japan
• India navy nabs 16 pirates, rescues 16 hostages
• Libyan rebels close on key Gadhafi stronghold
• Va. ABC says moonshine making a comeback
• A late Valley snow
• Teen uninjured after car flips into river
• Waynesboro offers tourism grants
• Mary Reilly colors a drawing
• Margaret Horn sketches a sunflower
• Unbelievable! VCU knocks off Kansas to earn Final Four berth
• Stuarts Draft woman charged with eluding police
• Planners examine Waynesboro's gateway streets
• More questions than answers on Libya
• Waynesboro Public Library renovation bids under budget
• Library circulation desk rendering
• Chris Saxman: Cold Fusion – March Madness Edition
• Chris Graham: Think pink
• Wayneboro council, school board can't resolve fund issue
• Struggling to forgive those little sins
• A Messy Lesson
• Model train club reopens in new home
• Wayne Theatre announces new plans
• Future children's programming at library
• Children's area rendering
• Goodlatte visits Valley businesses
• Wayne Theatre to ramp up programming
• Snow in the forecast for the weekend
• World Trade Center steel coming to Staunton Fire and Rescue
• Hearing on CDBG grant application set for City Council meeting
• VDOT to hold design public hearing on 280 Southeast Connector
• Virginia horse industry has $1.2B economic impact
• WPL basement renovation
• Train club prepares for reopening
• Cornelius works with trains
• UPDATE: Government backers, police attack Jordan protest
• UPDATE: Violence erupts around Syria; protesters shot
• The AFP on WREL: At rest
• Local youth obesity program receives grant
• UPDATED: Virginia Tech football player, girlfriend charged in hurt infant case
• Staunton to host World Trade Center steel
• Louisa warns of man posing as officer, stopping female motorists
• Body found on Blue Ridge Parkway
• Body found on Blue Ridge Parkway
• Militants kill 8 in attack on minibus in Pakistan
• Letters to the Editor, March 25, 2011
• American guilty of drugging, killing husband in Hong Kong
• Va. relief agency delivering supplies to Japan
• Staunton merchants raise voices over noise ordinance
• Police captain concludes career today
• Schooled in CPR
• Staunton considers fee hikes for developers
• New accuracy guidelines for textbooks set
• Bolling to headline Fly Fishing Festival Foundation Dinner
• Ken Plum: Virginia in the nation
• Chris DeWald: Stroke/heart stress test
• Governor announces program to save costs at rest stops
• Project to grow with grant from Augusta Health Foundation
• Staunton to host entrepreneur workshop
• Waynesboro man convicted of tire slashings
• 17-year sentence in Scotto's stickup
• Capt. Charlie Coker
• Virginia Tech football player, girlfriend charged in hurt infant case
• Governor vetoes mandatory P.E. legislation
• Supreme Court to consider Virginia petition April 15
• Staunton-based Guard soldiers prepare for Afghanistan
• Man accused of leaving explosive at Detroit federal building
• Student learns CPR at WHS
• Firefighter Whitmer teaches CPR
• Blue Ridge Parkway receives $500K for projects
• Guard unit from Va. mobilized for Afghanistan duty
• U.S. census milestone: Hispanics to hit 50 million
• Weekend Watchdog: 16 … 8 … 4
• Man sentenced for wounding of deputy
• Sex assault results in 4-year sentence
• McDonnell designates today to honor Dorothy Height's birthday
• Waynesboro residents asked to register for call system
• Waynesboro intersections project reaches home stretch
• Augusta County supervisors approve Wilson traffic roundabout
• Planning commissioners consider entrance corridors
• Democrats defend health-care law on anniversary of signing
• Waynesboro man sentenced for meth, gun charges
• No jail time for first-time drug plea
• Frank Knapp: What happened to gloomy predictions?
• I-81 project on hold due to weather
• RMH offers free health screenings
• Augusta Health offers free colon cancer awareness event
• JMU business school moves up in Bloomberg Businessweek rankings
• Preemption installation
• Preemption devices in Waynesboro
• Clinton says Gadhafi could end Libya's woes by leaving
• Virginia outlaws synthetic marijuana
• Woman sentenced for meth possession
• Jackson to serve life for Blue Ridge Parkway shooting
• Jackson to serve life for Blue Ridge Parkway shooting
• AFP Business News
• Gulf oil explosion probe finds pipe piece caused blowout preventer failure
• Crimora man pleads to sexual battery, apologizes
• ACSO to better process, provide traffic crash reports
• Yemen's parliament gives president emergency powers
• Obama says control of Libya operation can be turned over soon
• Afghan president urges Taliban not to burn schools
• 3 ships leaving Norfolk base for Libya
• Tokyo tap water tests higher for radiation
• Lee HS supporters unite for field house
• Cooking contests liven annual WDDI event
• Y volunteer gets hand up from local nonprofit
• Work progresses on North Park concession stand
• Webb on Libya: No clear sense of direction
• Politics from McDonnell on anniversary of health-care bill
• Fidel Castro says he gave up all leadership posts 5 years ago
• ‘TOP’ teachers celebrate ‘Magic of Education’ at JMU
• Rocktown Rollers to open home derby schedule
• Webb hints at another public role
• UPDATE: U.S. jet crashes in Libya; fighting rages in cities
• Egypt's Interior Ministry set ablaze amid protest
• The AFP on WREL: Sweet (16) Dreams
• Yemen's embattled leader says he'll step down by year's end
• Black Caucus urges second Va. majority minority district
• UPDATE: East Coast Rapist suspect pleads not guilty
• UPDATE: East Coast Rapist suspect pleads not guilty
• Cuccinelli responds to U.S. on health-care case
• EMU to dedicate new University Commons buildings
• UPDATE: U.S. military says plane crashes in Libya
• As Japan mourns its dead, many bodies remain missing
• Arizona lawmakers move to revive 'birther' bills
• Storage pool boils at Japanese nuclear plant
• Staunton Schools frugality leads to $28M budget
• Taste of the Town tonight
• Supervisors to wait on redistricting action
• Bloat and waste
• Staunton police seek credit card suspects
• Dawn Wiseman, kitchen manager
• Derrick Hall, chef
• Accused Blue Ridge Parkway shooter to plead guilty
• EMU’s Phillips named to D3 All-America teams
• McDonnell orders immigration-status checks ahead of schedule
• Sweeney named Augusta County employee of the year
• March madness reaches new heights at VCU, UR
• Webb expresses concern over U.S. role in Libya
• Fairfax urban search and rescue returns from Japan
• In Libya, Keep It Short and Sweet
• UPDATE: McDonnell says state can now perform familial DNA searches
• State forensics lab now doing familial DNA testing
• Chris Graham: Neat project features Downtown Waynesboro
• McDonnell says state can now perform familial DNA searches
• Jim Bishop: Great Getting’ Up Mornin’ . . . for ScrappleFest VI
• SPD seeks man in stolen checks case
• Staunton woman arrested in dispute
• Staunton man stabbed with scissors
• Harrisonburg Chamber hosts Military Support Fair
• Gas prices stabilizing
• Sweet 16: Richmond 2, Big East 2
• Workers pulled at Japan nuclear plant as smoke rises
• Militants kill 4 in Pakistan for alleged U.S. links
• Pentagon says Gadhafi forces in disarray after assault
• Strong earthquake hits Afghanistan
• Suspect in East Coast rapes due back in Conn. court
• Downtown Waynesboro goes digital
• Mariah Amine Couture
• Chris Saxman: Cold Fusion
• Ron Paul should not be vilified
• Community rallies to support child
• Facing the Crown Vic extinction, some refurbish, others buy quickly
• CRUISER CRUNCH
• WPD Crown Vic
• Cpl. Short with Dodge Charger
• Face painting benefit
• Artists give us voice and vision
• Cantor, Goodlatte preach belt-tightening in Harrisonburg appearance
• Stuarts Draft student plays sweet music
• Creative Wonders hosts benefit for young cancer patient
• Civil rights panel ends college gender discrimination investigation
• Robin Pfeifer
• Obama to Gadhafi: Stop or face military action
• Another Virginian considers U.S. Senate bid
• With aid slow to come Japanese fend for themselves
• Virginia trade boosts in 2010
• Albemarle lands new printing operation, 100 jobs
• Martin named new director of EMU center
• Learning center hosts benefit
• The AFP on WREL: Senate Madness
• UPDATE: Libya offers cease-fire after UN no-fly zone vote
• Va. Tech changing some April 16 anniversary events
• AP reports minuscule Japan nuclear fallout reaches U.S.
• Surprise: You’d love Coach K
• 4 New York Times journalists found in Libya, to be released
• Yemeni police open fire on protesters, kill at least 31
• Britain to send aircraft to enforce Libyan no-fly zone
• 4 D.C. elementary students hospitalized after consuming cocaine
• Libyan forces attack last rebel-held western city
• Top Japanese official says twin disasters overwhelmed government
• Staunton artists hope to form a 'new brand of hip-hop'
• Seven snagged in online sting
• Augusta County Schools employees to receive bonus
• Inspirational: AWE newcomer, military vet, overcomes obstacles, pursues dreams
• Senate sends 3-week funding bill to Obama
• Dust sets off alarm at state Capitol
• U.S. authorizes American evacuations from Japan
• Feet aflutter, Inside the world of an Irish dancer
• VCSB to consider adding new disability program
• Government, business leaders visit Polyface
• David Reynolds: Long live the cash cow
• Democratic Committee to meet
• Weekend Watchdog: 68….64…32….16
• Census: More blacks in South moving to suburbs
• Fairfax Task Force 1 searches for survivors in Japan
• Obama meets today with Irish prime minister
• U.S. missiles kill more than 30 militants in Pakistan
• Navy to arraign Norfolk sailor for attempted espionage
• Revenue Commissioner seeks veterans for tax relief
• Three juries to hear robbery, theft, fraud case
• Virginia coalition attacks redistricting proposal
• Poll: Obama looking good, relatively
• McDonnell talks trade with new Irish PM
• Dental clinic adds new full-time staffer
• AFP Business News
• Polyface Farm hoop house
• Pigs at Polyface Farm
• He wants you to remember one thing: Sonjay
• UPDATE: Couple charged in Nelson County canine cruelty case
• UPDATE: 4 New York Times journalists missing in Libya
• NRC: No water in spent fuel pool of Japanese nuclear plant
• Tykes ‘N Tots Consignment Sale
• Ken Plum: Misplaced blame
• Motorists can expect delays on I-81 in Greenville area
• Obama picks Kansas to win it all
• U.S. life expectancy surpasses 78, a new record
• Libyan forces bombard rebels in the east and west
• Petraeus backs U.S. troop drawdown in Afghanistan
• VDOT innovates for I-81 repair
• Street Beat: Pipe organ expert also crafts sandwiches
• Grand jury to consider charges in stabbing
• $30M schools budget passes
• I-81 project using new time-saving building methods
• State revenues continue upward climb
• Robert Hurt: America can’t afford inaction
• Sanford D. Horn: Phys ed for students’ minds and bodies
• Deshawn Kelly
• Sandwich with sopressata
• Xaver Wilhemly prepares a sandwich
• Head-on collision hospitalizes 2
• Circling helicopter spurs questions
• Fort Bragg explosion injures 10
• State general fund collections rise in Feb.
• More U.S. relief crews exposed to radiation in Japan
• The AFP on WREL: March Upsetness
• Chris Graham: Nuts and berries
• Bahrain's king declares 3-month state of emergency
• Waynesboro grand jury indictments
• Germany to temporarily shut down 7 nuclear reactors
• Staunton police arrest Richmond man in online sting
• Libyan rebels lose last stronghold west of Tripoli
• Cherry Blossom Festival seeks donations for Japan
• Va. consumer agency urges caution on possible quake aid scams
• A makeover on Arch & Market
• City's credit rating rebounds
• Shootin’ Straight: Rob Feinstein
• Fort Defiance man honored for open government effort
• Japan quake, tsunami push oil prices down
• New ‘Virginia is for Lovers’ spot unveiled
• Beware of Japan-relief scams
• VDOT meeting on I-81 project set for Tuesday
• Teen volunteer program taking applications
• Company invests $6 million in new facility in Covington
• Staunton man convicted of child sex assault
• UPDATE: Names of the shooter, deputies involved in Buchanan shootout released
• Mount Solon woman pleads to teen sex charges
• Charlottesville to get direct Chicago flights
• Agriculture Week goes beyond 'cows, plows and sows'
• I-81 crash kills Richmond man
• Buchanan County Deputies shot web combo picture
• State rolls out new 'Virginia is for Lovers' ad
• Dog corpses, body parts found at filthy Afton house
• Kaine 'increasingly likely' to seek Senate seat, aide says
• Swiss suspend plans for new nuke plants after Japan disaster
• U.S. missile strike kills 4 in Pakistan
• Indian navy captures 61 pirates in Arabian Sea
• Obama calls for stricter enforcement of gun laws
• Waynesboro council to consider $5K for more consulting
• Career switchers meet school needs
• Tech’s bubble bursts again: Mason, VCU get at-large bids, UR, ODU, Hampton earn automatics
• Life worth living, noodles or not
• Parents resist Arc of Augusta's move
• Riverheads fire company quiet on first day
• First day for Company 25
• Chris Saxman: Cold Fusion Friday-Midterm Exam
• Waynesboro small business loan fund pursued
• Modern life can make you tired
• Va. abortion clinic regulations on fast track
• Staunton man convicted in road rage case
• Scooter jaunt turns bloody, leads to arrest
• Staunton seeks public safety grants
• I-81 lane closures in Harrisonburg-Rockingham next week
• JMU social-work program honored
• Jim Bishop: Who has disabilities? We all do!
• The AFP on WREL: Politics and sports
• Push ‘em all out the nest
• Continue inmate DNA testing
• W'boro driver revs for NASCAR truck series
• Summit focuses on a regional food system
• Judge denies attorney access to jail paperwork
• Waynesboro development director ponders 'virtual building' strategy
• WHS choir preps for Nashville competition
• WHS show choir
• Waynesboro considers virtual buildings
• Billy Keyes and his No. 34 truck
• Wilson Library, Postal Service announce contest
• Churchville man acquitted in sex assault case
• Cautious optimism: Unemployment rate continues dip
• Webb continues push to end ethanol subsidies
• Suzi Foltz: At least now I know what the registration looks like
• Weekend Watchdog: And the field is …
• Second man arrested on beating charges
• Former JMU professor convicted of child porn distribution
• Augusta Health earns fitness certification
• Flood watch extends into today
• Regional agritourism grant application approved
• Difference Maker: Donation idea makes for winning combinations
• Garden Club of Virginia to showcase grand houses of Staunton
• Wrestling promotion laying foundation for future
• Ken Plum: Back from Richmond
• Harrisonburg passes tax exemption as incentive for solar power
• Lottery to assist in Amber Alerts
• Lifetime Fitness earns Medical Fitness certification
• More Staunton murder case charges certified
• Betty Aguilar
• Difference Makers story logo
• UPDATE: Fire in Pa. farmhouse kills 7 children
• One arrested, one sought in Staunton beating
• UPDATE: Discovery completes its final voyage
• Nelson County seeks input on broadband planning
• Cantor defends hearings on spread of radical Islam
• Blagojevich says can't afford retrial, wants to be sentenced now
• David Lee Stevens
• Staunton man charged in CVS robbery
• GOP maintains hold in Peninsula House district special election
• Shuttle Discovery on track for landing today
• Twice-attacked Maersk Alabama repels suspected pirates
• Trump says talk of running for president no stunt
• Christian-Muslim clashes in Egypt kill 11
• Fire in rural Pa. farmhouse kills 7 children
• No abnormal readings found after radioactive call at VCU
• Jury acquits Sherando man of sex assault
• Faithful begin Lenten promises today
• Waynesboro schools budget includes more teachers
• Happy ending: Parents replace money stolen from Y hoops program
• AFP backs YMCA basketball team
• Basketball fan bus in minor crash
• Augusta Free Press launches NewDominionTourist.com
• Poll: Kaine early choice of Dems in 2012 Senate race
• Talat Hamdani: Investigating Muslims or coming together as Americans?
• Two HR Chamber members receive Blue Ribbon Small Business Award
• A hand up to Wounded Warriors
• The AFP on WREL: March Madness
• UPDATE: Suspect dies, 3 officers shot at St. Louis house
• UPDATE: Suspect dies, 3 officers shot at St. Louis house
• Last great-grandson of Ulysses S. Grant dies
• VDOT to hold citizen meeting on I-81 paving project
• Female GIs struggle with higher divorce rate
• Pakistan car bomb kills 20, injures more than 100
• Va. seeks dismissal of $10 million rape suit vs. Mary Washington
• WDDI adds spice to annual fundraiser
• Favorable budget numbers preface school board meeting
• Where do the pols rank?
• Jim Bishop: Enter March Madness – bring it on!
• Waynesboro Senior Center weekly update
• Robert Hurt: The future health of our economy depends on affordable energy solutions
• Chris DeWald: Stroke-severe arteriosclerosis, Part II
• West Side Story at Stuarts Draft: ‘Aren’t you guys crazy?’
• Groups defend right to post anonymous reviews online
• VDOT to host info meeting on I-81 project in Augusta County
• Death triggers hunt for Weyers Cave man
• Supreme Court rules for Texas inmate who wants DNA testing
• Charge certified against murder defendant
• Obama restarts Guantanamo trials
• Ten Commandments walk-out draws 200+ at Giles High School
• Ten Commandments walk-out draws 200+ at Giles High School
• Churchville woman faces 205 charges
• Owen cooks
• Suspect in East Coast rapes held on $1.5 million bail
• East Coast Rapist suspect faces five life sentences in Prince William
• Judge rejects separate trials in Va. Tech shootings suit
• Hackers target French Finance Ministry, G-20 plans
• A curator's dream
• Virginia retires Yeardley Love's No. 1
• Sheriff's office investigates domestic incident
• Woodrow Wilson pipe
• Wilson museum prep
• For 50th anniversary, Peace Corps volunteers recall efforts abroad
• Downtown Waynesboro projects identified in reports
• Conservatives too busy sweating the little stuff
• Frazier report on Waynesboro
• Chris Saxman: Cold Fusion Friday
• Wilson Rehab Center wins autism grant
• Changing times, changing "necessities"
• Regional agritourism funding sought
• Waynesboro parents charged with child neglect
• Detained Mount Solon teen to undergo mental evaluation
• UPDATE: 'East Coast Rapist' suspect arrested in Connecticut
• Waynesboro robbery charges certified
• Landes earns wineries legislator award
• Stolen ambulance ride nets grand larceny charge
• Michigan high school player dies after winning shot
• McDonnell political action committee bolsters staff
• Poll: Tea Party challenge to Allen may be overblown
• Suzi Foltz: Unfit for fitness?
• UPDATE: NASA says rocket in Pacific after failed launch
• Germans say pistol used to shoot U.S. airmen jammed
• Verona farmer approved again for beef processing facility
• Craigsville supporters stand up for embattled school
• Vines beef plant
• Judge orders man arrested
• Airman Zachary Cuddeback
• Local airman killed in German airport assault
• Early bloom predicted for D.C.'s cherry blossoms
• Natural resources institute comes to Staunton
• Augusta Health employees earn certifications
• Weekend Watchdog: Start filling the dance card
• Obama sitting pretty in Virginia for ‘12?
• Campaign to catch East Coast Rapist nets new clues
• Rockingham County fire contained after burning 2,100-plus acres
• House moves to repeal tax filing requirement
• Obama has several foreign affairs matters on today's agenda
• Armed security guards retake Dutch boat from Somali pirates
• Rand Paul is right, to a point
• Defendant in video game robbery a no-show
• Staunton children learn Chinese culture from Mary Baldwin student
• Reynolds mystery marks 15th year
• Gas prices continue spike
• Cuccinelli responds to Supreme Court decision in Westboro case
• Chris Graham: Riding the bubble again?
• 2 Va.-based U.S. warships enter Suez Canal
• Space shuttle astronauts head back outside
• Rebels fight Gadhafi forces over Libyan oil port
• Hanger still hopeful on Mills Creek Dam funding
• Show features Waynesboro student artwork
• 'Zero tolerance' needed in high school sports
• Annual Waynesboro art show
• Celebration of the Arts art show at Waynesboro High School
• One killed in I-64 crash
• Cohen joins Augusta Health Internal Medicine
• Katherine A. Greenier: Legislators take risks with women’s health and reproductive rights
• The AFP on WREL: The big stage
• Manslaughter charged in Mount Solon death
• McDonnell urges increase in age for Social Security eligibility
• Ex-teacher molestation case advances
• Local man dies in I-64 collision
• One confirmed dead after interstate collision
• Chris Graham: Let us now praise famous kids
• Pakistan hikes oil prices 9.9 percent, fueling anger
• Space station getting extra storage room today
• NATO says 3 service members killed in Afghanistan
• Pro-Gadhafi forces try to retake strategic city
• Va. inmates getting handbooks on challenging mistreatment
• Gunshots alter community center policy
• Blue Ridge SIFE members returning to Haiti
• Waynesboro police captain named interim chief
• Wrap-up
• SIFE team readies for Haiti
• Chamber hosts Regional Job Fair
• Massey subsidiary security chief indicted in West Virginia mine explosion
• FBI takes hunt for East Coast Rapist to the highways
• David Reynolds: Pay at the pump
• Robert Hurt: The Fifth District economy needs the freedom to grow
• Waynesboro Senior Center weekly update
• A letter is better
• Reading for those who cannot
• 'Suspicious death' investigated in Mount Solon
• Continental flight from D.C. diverted after takeoff
• E.U.: Gadhafi has lost control over oil, gas fields
• Chris Graham: Eat fresh? Hardly
• NATO says 4 service members killed in Afghanistan
• Egypt bans Mubarak from travel, impounds his funds
• Wildfires still burning in Rockingham County
• Waynesboro calls for block grant input
• Area legislators pleased with budget outcome
• All in the family
• House, Senate reach budget agreement
• One injured in Weyers Cave shooting
• Fair draws young teachers, career switchers
• Stuarts Draft family in need receives a helping hand
• Waynesboro's biggest bridge projects arrive back-to-back
• Staunton to replace failing bridges
• What happened to our black leaders?
• Valley farm program in jeopardy
• Jailed man charged in assault on fellow inmate
• Chris Saxman: Cold Fusion Friday
• Virginia man charged with threatening to kill President Obama
• Protesters target new abortion clinic regulations
• The AFP on WREL: Moving forward
• Budget negotiators report progress
• Jim Bishop: Winding up the lowly estate as the biological click keeps ticking
• Emergency food, shelter funds available
• Iraqi forces kill al-Qaida 'war minister' in raid
• Huge gas-price jump overnight
• Heart-attack deaths continue decline
• Progress slow for budget negotiators
• Afghanistan says jailed Christian convert is freed
• Wisconsin legislature passes bill taking away union rights
• Anti-Gadhafi forces plan new push in Libya
• Take It To The Street
• Fishersville native finds character in Mideast protests
• Ken Plum: And in this corner …
• Sanford D. Horn: Of cowards and crybabies
• United Way issues call for volunteers
• Local cooperatives host Beat the Blahs
• Be a part of Art in the Park
• Cultural Commission plans film appreciation seminar
• Ruby wins disputed Wildlife Center vote
• Stuarts Draft woman convicted in child abuse case
• Hot peanuts spark minor fire in Hershey's plant
• House nominates McClanahan for Va. Supreme Court
• Police revise fatal collision report
• Chris Graham: No free lunch
• UPDATE: Wis. state police sent to homes of Democratic senators
• Weekend Watchdog: Hokies in primetime
• Gadhafi forces strike back at revolt near Tripoli
• Ariz. lawmakers may make Colt official state gun
• Conservationist connected with farmers
• North River candidate announces supervisor bid
• Dems use report to repeat criticisms of Cuccinelli
• Groups criticize McDonnell on anti-union push
• Whitescarver in the field
• Painter preempts jury, pleads to murder
• Louisa grandmother to serve seven years for child abuse
• AFP to offer marketing, PR class through PVCC, Artisans Center
• Hoops dreams: Fishburne basketball clinic teaches Y kids court, life lessons
• UPDATE: Clampdown in Libyan capital as protests close in
• UPDATE: Clampdown in Libyan capital as protests close in
• Report says Gadhafi ordered Lockerbie bombing
• Ex-White House chief of staff Rahm Emanuel is new Chicago mayor
• UPDATE: Clampdown in Libyan capital as protests close in
• UPDATE: Clampdown in Libyan capital as protests close in
• UPDATE: Clampdown in Libyan capital as protests close in
• UPDATE: Clampdown in Libyan capital as protests close in
• UPDATE: Clampdown in Libyan capital as protests close in
• UPDATE: Clampdown in Libyan capital as protests close in
• UPDATE: Clampdown in Libyan capital as protests close in
• New Zealand earthquake toll at 75 dead, 300 missing
• Greek strike disrupts flights, cripples services
• Area construction picture bleak
• Apartment plan approved over location concerns
• Chris Graham: Middle East uprisings-A bad thing?
• Drywall construction
• Virginia Democrats sting McDonnell on VP interest
• Stuarts Draft High School to present West Side Story
• UPDATE: Dozens trapped in New Zealand quake that killed 65
• UPDATE: Grenade firing preceded shots in hostage slaying
• UPDATE: Grenade firing preceded shots in hostage slaying
• The AFP on WREL: Stretch drive
• Waynesboro man killed in crash
• Algeria lifting state of emergency that's been in place for 19 years
• Evidence conflict surfaces in riverside murder trial
• UPDATE: Dozens trapped in New Zealand quake that killed 65
• Somali pirates kill 4 Americans aboard yacht, U.S. says
• Fidel Castro says U.S. plotting invasion of Libya
• Trial postponed in Parkway shooting case
• Census estimates show 1 in 4 U.S. counties dying
• Witnesses report bodies in the streets in Libya
• Va. bill to extend sex abuse suit limit clears hurdle
• Letters: Missing integrity in school board vote
• Difference Maker: The memory keeper
• Prosecutor calls documents request a 'fishing expedition'
• Posey records seniors' stories
• Roll play: Honor students at William Perry celebrate hard work at the Y
• Chris Graham: Is Tech a tourney team?
• UPDATE: Gadhafi's hold on Libya weakens in protest wave
• Wildfires hit more than 4,000 acres; burned 45 homes, buildings
• American jailed in Pakistan is CIA contractor
• Libya's UN diplomats call on Gadhafi to step down
• Visiting the past
• Wounded Warriors focus of Charlottesville speaker
• EMU professor to address conventional wisdom on German theologian
• NASA says shuttle Discovery on track for Thursday launch
• Susan Shaer: Money and values from Congress and the President – hard choices
• Robert Hurt: The urgent need to cut government spending and reduce government debt
• Waynesboro Senior Center weekly update
• Fire alert continues after destructive weekend
• Libyan protesters, security clash in capital
• Chris Graham: Misread on 2012?
• Egypt moves to freeze Mubarak's assets
• Memories of 1995 haunt GOP as shutdown talk grows
• Civil rights movement recalled in Staunton
• Arthur Thomas speaks Sunday at a Black History Month program
• Cautious optimism in Middle East uprisings
• EPA probes Invista in W'boro
• More officers exit Waynesboro Police Department
• Wine event in Staunton
• Fire consumed 8 acres, threatened Waynesboro home
• Chris Graham: Draft Perriello?
• LETTERS: The dam must go
• Huffer's diligent searches unearthed W'boro artifacts
• W'boro woman convicted in pit bull cruelty case
• Superintendents vent over state funding
• Choosing to rent, a culture transitions
• Huffer's collection
• John Huffer
• Superintendents gather
• QB Club official gets jail
• Chris Graham: Facebook conundrum
• AFP assists Augusta County on social-media project
• Chris Saxman: Cold Fusion Friday
• The AFP on WREL: Endgame
• Creigh Deeds: Session report
• Ken Plum: Casting a red light
• Suzi Foltz: Out of the nest, and onto the beach
• Jim Bishop: Nice work, if you can get it
• Winter Wine Festival in Staunton this weekend
• Marvelous Murphy Sisters, Shenandoah Moon highlight Radio Hour
• Wildfire in Jefferson National Forest contained
• Obama picks critic for White House council on jobs
• Staunton seniors celebrate music of the past
• UPSTREAM UPHEAVAL: Neighbors petition dam plan
• Augusta County school board labors to meet budget shortfall
• Berkeley Glenn student snags spelling bee
• Teen charged in Mount Solon attack, rendezvous
• Anti-immigrant bills fall in Virginia Senate
• Virginia: The land of cotton?
• Radio Hour Playwriting Contest
• UPDATE: Bahrain official says crackdown was 'regrettable'
• Baghdad demands $1 billion from U.S. in war damages
• Business owner steps up to benefit Meals on Wheels
• Fed may reconsider plan to limit debit card fees
• FMS postgrad hoops team to teach basketball, life lessons to Y kids
• Lawyer for Rashad Riddick seeks gag order
• Weekend Watchdog: The flag drops on NASCAR season
• Pa. mom shows cops photo of duct-taped child, is arrested
• Bahrain's army controls capital, bans protests
• Friend says Giffords speaking more, laughing at jokes
• Landes' survey draws 1,200 responses
• Don't fight the feds, help those in need
• Relatives' testimony details Greenville standoff
• Downtown leaders discuss revitalization in three communities
• JMU professor probed, Augusta County home searched
• Dam demolition plan divides community
• Golden eagle released, after getting caught in Craig Co. trap
• Hermitage woman killed in farming accident
• Augusta County getting budget feedback
• Augusta County getting budget feedback
• Injured golden eagle released after rehabilitation
• Sierra Club criticizes Goodlatte
• Webb: Investments in nuclear will boost economy
• Chris Graham: The forest for the trees
• Man, 84, found alive after 5 days in Ariz. desert
• After dog show victory, Va. pooch gets steak at Sardi's
• CBS' Lara Logan sexually assaulted in Cairo
• Staunton property values down 6.9 percent
• Staunton terminates deal with Gateway developer
• $50K burglary case advances
• Chesapeake Bay Foundation critical of congressional cuts
• Riverheads Fire Station nears opening
• Madison murder suspect Rashad Riddick may have sought help from slain family
• State posts 12.6 percent revenue growth in January
• Chris DeWald: Stroke, severe arteriosclerosis, possible assistance
• Frank Knapp Jr.: A warning for U.S. democracy
• Nursing professor at EMU honored for teaching excellence
• EMU at #14 in D3 poll
• ‘Natural Wonders’ to be found at OASIS
• On the streets and online: The New Dominion Magazine
• Supreme Court Justice Thomas to speak at the Boar's Head Inn
• Riverheads fire station
• Riverheads pumper truck
• The AFP on WREL: Crunch time
• System failure, human error to blame for state computer outage
• Kaine could speak with Obama as early as today
• Obama says Medicare, Social Security demand compromise
• Senate panel kills private-school tuition donation tax credit
• Waynesboro man's Bedford murder trial continued
• Obama to honor Medal of Freedom recipients today
• Fire breaks out in Washington's Ronald Reagan Building
• Questions surround surveillance proposals made to U.S. Chamber's law firm
• Dalai Lama's nephew killed along Florida highway
• U.S. veterans sue Pentagon over handling of rape cases
• Jurors will see murder suspect's interview
• Waynesboro schools to assemble budget team
• Exploring the Crozet Tunnel
• Waynesboro Senior Center report: Week of Feb. 14
• AAA calls on legislators to protect roads trust fund
• Madison triple homicide suspect was related to victims
• Waynesboro councilors introduce concession ordinance
• Crimora man to serve 20 for 2009 bank heist
• Staunton man nets new charge in murder case
• Madison homicide suspect was relative of victims
• Rashad Matthew Riddick
• Robert Hurt: Charting a new course of fiscal discipline and restraint
• Wind Advisory in effect for Monday
• UPDATE: Giffords' husband says he has conversations with wife
• Russian mock Mars mission simulates landing on Red Planet
• Fallen Augusta County Marine remembered by foundation
• Bill tackles passing space around bicycles
• How will Webb be remembered?
• In Waynesboro, without a home
• Community breakfast at BCUMC
• Waynesboro city, schools in talks over $314K
• Countryside Organics takes root in Waynesboro
• Trust in decline
• Landes budget amendments could aid local economy
• Q&A with Countryside Organics
• UPDATE: 'Egypt is Free,' crowds chant after Mubarak quits
• Chris Saxman: Cold Fusion Friday
• Why Waynesboro? logo
• Why Waynesboro?
• Kevin Fletcher, Countryside Organics
• Staunton police investigate shooting
• Four injured in 'nightmare' fire call
• Blowin’ up: Humble T.I.P. challenges stereotypes in Christian hip-hop
• A little romance this Valentine’s Day
• Taste of the Town
• UPDATE: Egyptians celebrate Mubarak's departure
• Gayle Mapstone: Strategy
• Rhythm and Blues: the Music of Louis Jordan with Al Leichter
• Creigh Deeds: Session update
• Man convicted of killing Chandra Levy gets 60 years in prison
• Metro considers cutting late-night service to help balance budget
• UPDATE: Mubarak steps down as Egyptian president
• ShenanArts premieres Miss Saigon
• Volunteers honored during Girl Scout Annual Meeting
• Ken Plum: Tough choices
• Jim Bishop: Bob & Tess-St. Valentine’s right-hand couple
• David Reynolds: Barack and Bob
• Students to hold mock Wilson press conference
• Richmond named one of the top 10 cities for film
• UPDATE: Woman 'fair' after I-81 wreck
• Artisans Center of Virginia issues call for membership applications
• Secure your copy of the Little Debbie cookbook
• Tea party Senate candidate hopes to topple Allen
• 35 vendors showcased at Chamber conference
• Noise, trespassing ordinances considered in Staunton
• Egypt's Mubarak refuses to quit, hands VP powers
• McDonnell backs local delegate on balanced-budget amendment
• Private donors will build ballpark concession stand
• UPDATE: Speed in I-81 crash 'unbelievable'
• Disclosure reports show 14 General Assembly millionaires
• UPDATE: Mubarak set for TV speech; U.S. says he could step down
• 14 millionaires in General Assembly
• Weekend Watchdog: Get revved up
• Car bomb kills 8 headed to Iraqi shrine
• Obama reportedly wants to cut federal heating aid to poor
• Obama hits the road to promote wireless expansion
• Three modern day revolutions
• Dancing to return to Mimo's
• Development consultant: Bury the past and move on
• Hazardous materials crash closes I-81 lane
• Dancing's return
• Tending bar at Mimo's Bar and Grill
• Staunton fugitive caught
• Testimony details deadly dispute
• Woman pleads guilty in I-64 worker maiming
• Wounded Arizona congresswoman speaking 'more and more'
• Webb's decision not to run scrambles 2012 Senate race
• Webb's decision not to run scrambles 2012 Senate race
• Va. Supreme Court Justice Hassell dies at 55
• Va. Supreme Court Justice Hassell dies at 55
• Va. Supreme Court Justice Hassell dies at 55
• Statement of Senator Jim Webb
• Sen. Webb won't seek re-election
• Webb will not seek re-election in 2012
• Cuccinelli asks U.S. Supreme Court to hasten health-care ruling
• Nelson County couple arrested on rape charges after evading law for 6 months
• WMHS Senior Night: It takes two
• Chris Graham: A blueprint for Waynesboro’s economic future
• Michelle Obama says no Facebook for daughters
• Somali pirates free South Korean ship and 43 crew
• N.J. chemist accused of poisoning husband to death
• Obama, Biden meet with GOP leaders over lunch
• Car bombs in Iraq kill 7
• Pirates seize Greek supertanker
• Federal immigration review spreads to Chipotle workers in Va.
• Victim's uncle to testify in murder hearing
• Firm identifies Waynesboro strengths, weaknesses
• School Board approves elementary redistricting
• Senate subcommittee kills school-prayer amendment
• Domestic-violence legislation passes House
• EMU student honored in oratory contest
• Bob Marshall: Maintain DADT in Virginia
• Staunton woman sentenced for mail thefts
• Trucks help end I-64 police chase
• UPDATE: Senate OKs bill requiring contractors to verify work status
• Study cites I-81 key to Va. economic development
• Bill banning drinking while carrying firearm advances
• Senate backs license tags for Tech remembrance, 'In God We Trust'
• Teen charged in $10K metal heist
• Goodlatte announces academy nominations
• The AFP on WREL: Super
• Afghanistan says NATO reconstruction bases must go
• Chechen warlord claims responsibility for Russia airport bombing
• Firm to host Waynesboro development session
• Vote due on Waynesboro schools redistricting
• Information luncheon to focus on heart health
• Staunton police seek abduction suspect
• Augusta Chamber launches free prescription cards program
• Tea Party to McDonnell: Don’t borrow and spend
• Mark Warner: Fixing what’s broken at Arlington National Cemetery
• Wayne Hills stormwater project
• Senate approves governor's transportation plan
• Ex-official questions whether Va. can adequately oversee uranium mining
• Google executive held in Egypt protests freed
• S. Sudan votes for separation, will become world's newest nation
• AWE Live! Saturday, Feb. 26, in Palmyra
• Man, dog walk unscathed from rollover
• Immigration forum in Harrisonburg
• Waynesboro Senior Center news
• Robert Hurt: Jobs remain a top priority
• What’s going on in Charlottesville?
• Egyptian government makes new promises of reform
• Yancey requests 6 more paid firefighters
• Area churches gather to celebrate Black History Month
• Waynesboro company engineers a brighter future
• VDOT Workers' Memorial
• Reagan's unflappable faith in America
• As Valley commuting booms, officials ponder regional transit
• Website rewards carpoolers
• Harrisonburg gathering supports Egyptians
• Egypt rally in Harrisonburg
• Police briefs for 2/5/11
• Uncertainty in Egypt, contradictions in U.S.
• Hispanic growth boosts W'boro again
• Sampson stands tall with wrestling fans
• It’s showtime! AWE primed, ready for debut
• UPDATE: Amid protests, views of post-Mubarak Egypt emerge
• Staunton man convicted for child porn stash
• Chris Saxman: Cold Fusion Friday
• IBA Lighting
• Fire contained to chimney
• Scholarship program will add to ties between Waynesboro, Wanzhou
• Staunton man identified in fatal tractor-trailer crash
• House passes McDonnell transportation package
• County leaders want your input on 2012 budget
• Creigh Deeds: Session report
• Book by Staunton author to be burned in India protest
• Professional wrestler Short Sleeve Sampson
• Augusta County offers citizen budget survey
• Anti-abortion group releases more Va. videos
• The AFP on WREL: The Virginia news beat
• UPDATE: Egypt protesters throng square after violence
• Republican rebuffed in attempt to bring up ABC bills
• Wildlife Center of Virginia plans open houses; launches contest
• Augusta Clinic earns cancer grant
• Augusta County School Board approves early retirement plan
• Friday Night Hoopla
• Sampson stands tall with wrestling fans
• Iconic Waynesboro playwright, teacher dead at 64
• Crimora man arrested after shotgun scare
• Staunton man charged in motel drug case
• Cuccinelli will push for Supreme Court hearing of health-care appeal
• Poll: Help the WIldlife Center name the hawk
• Report: Transportation investment would boost economy
• Chess pawns used by Madison, Jefferson uncovered at Montpelier
• Tax break for wineries advances
• Community Mourning: Waynesboro loses local arts icon
• Cuccinelli
• Weekend Watchdog: XLV
• UN evacuating staff from Egypt
• Concerns about Yancey dominate meeting
• Police investigate gun in eluding case
• A step forward
• Charges intensify in South River killing
• Jeff Fire helps out Friday night
• Waynesboro Y Friday Night Basketball
• McDonnell’s higher-ed reform legislation passes key legislative hurdles
• AWE superstars to show off skills at Waynesboro Y
• Suzi Foltz: Parenting when you’re not the parent
• Jim Bishop: Radio daze-Once more, with frequency
• Ken Plum: Redefining federalism
• Sanford D. Horn: Remembering Ronald Reagan
• State Senate approves bill to extend time for sex abuse lawsuits
• State Senate passes bill to ban gay discrimination by state government
• UPDATE: Uncontrolled violence reported in Cairo clashes
• State Senate passes bill allowing air guns at homes
• Fire officials investigate education building fire
• UPDATE: Pro- and anti-government supporters clash in Cairo
• EPA to limit rocket fuel chemical in tap water
• Obama signing nuclear treaty documents today
• Bills on gays in Va. National Guard die in committee
• Massive cyclone bears down on Australia
• Augusta County residents can offer fire and rescue input
• Mill at South River's $5.5M cleanup complete
• Former mentorship student now owns clinic where he trained
• Cavs wait on word from recruits
• ACLU raises issue with prayer resolution
• Mill at South River completes $5.5 million prep work
• Jewish Film Festival returns to Staunton
• State rolls out new one-stop small-business website
• Maureen Costello: Teaching tolerance in our schools
• David Toscano: The calm before the storm?
• Hoops Shoot winners compete in districts
• The AFP on WREL: Heating up on the hardwood
• Waynesboro community discussion scheduled, with news in brief
• Mubarak won't run again, rejects stepping down now
• Commonwealth Veterinary Clinic in Waynesboro
• 'Jihad Jane' terror suspect pleads guilty in Pa.
• Cost of next-generation Mars rover soars to $2.5 billion
• House of Delegates passes bill to allow darker window tinting
• State Senate passes bill allowing air guns at homes
• UPDATE: Jordan's king dismisses Cabinet amid street protests
• VDOT urges caution for Nelson County drivers this morning
• N.J. governor to sign rescue package for Atlantic City
• Ben Franklin Crafts to close
• Waynesboro seeks to ease homeless strife
• Home invasion nets Staunton man 15 years
• Hospitalized teenager faces felony charges
• From diploma to the working world for WHS graduate
• Forum focuses Waynesboro on plight of local homeless
• Chris Graham: American Community What?
• Chamber selects new director of membership development
• DCCU reports loan growth in fourth quarter
• Local JMU student to continue research in Galapagos Islands
• Webb joins in effort to curb automatic congressional pay raises
• House committee finds fracking companies using diesel
• House committee finds fracking companies using diesel
• Ben Franklin store closing
• City to begin economic strategic planning work
• UPDATE: Egyptian military promises no force against protests
• UPDATE: U.S. judge in Fla. strikes down health care overhaul
• UPDATE: Cairo airport a scene of chaos as foreigners flee
• Tony Wright: January 2011-A new decade, a new direction
• Mathers, Linco, Generals donation to city will put finishing touches on lighted ballfield
• Bills restoring felons' voting rights rejected
• Cyclone roars toward Australia's flooded north
• Church on the Hill celebrates $3M expansion
• Car dodges head-on wreck on Interstate 81
• Wilco "baller"
• WPD investigates gas station robberies
• A wakeup call on abortion
• Preston Yancey fire station gains ambulance
• Street Beat: The de facto mayor of Dooms
• Street Beat: Dooms
• Fishburne dominates Fork Union on hardwood
• Hand therapists push patients to reach for success
• Va. Cooperative Extension changes suspended
• Pyles: Reassessment vote done in secret
• Footing the health care bill
• Waynesboro court news in brief
• Barboursville brothers plead in federal copyright case
• Murder charge reduced, no jail time for 'accessory' defendant
• Chris Saxman: Cold Fusion Friday
• Creigh Deeds: Session newsletter
• Robert Hurt: Cutting government spending to create jobs and grow the economy
• David Reynolds: Denial
• Jim Bishop: January brain freeze-time to chill out
• Screenwriting Workshop: Feb. 3 and Feb. 10
• Tri for the Y 2011
• The AFP on WREL: Snow and politics
• UPDATE: Egyptian military deploys in Cairo under curfew
• UPDATE: Egypt imposes night curfew after day of riots
• Man charged after marijuana found
• 9 die in Afghanistan suicide bombing
• Mandela, 92, home from S. African hospital
• Staunton company yet to meet grant requirements
• Facebook approved for Augusta County government postings
• Staunton city council supports eminent domain
• Legislators push autism bills
• Warner copatroning bill to reduce federal print costs
• UVa. Center for Politics book examines midterm shift
• Appeals court expedites hearing of Virginia’s health care lawsuit
• Artisans Center of Virginia launches education series
• RMH begins Youth Triathlon Program
• Seminary training emphasizes spirit
• Vows among the vines
• 'Perfect storm' clogged streets
• SPD arrest two in suspected robbery scheme
• Weekend Watchdog: Stars on parade
• Supporters lobby in Richmond for "gun show loophole" bill
• Obama gets snared in Washington's wintry weather
• UPDATE: At least 37 dead as car bomb strikes Baghdad funeral
• Doctors say Giffords ready to start full rehab
• A WICKED WINTRY MIX
• Mary Baldwin learns about Muslim world
• Wrong kind of bipartisanship
• Immigrant pleads to deadly Waynesboro stabbing
• Grandin to appear on ‘Virginia Farming’
• Ken Plum: Legislative agenda
• Linda Tarr-Whelan: Meeting Obama’s challenge for girls
• Nicole C. Lee: Where did all the Haiti money go?
• Conservation, smart-growth groups oppose McDonnell roads plan
• Festival features best of Virginia indie film
• Hartman named VP of enrollment at EMU
• Islam Awareness Week at Mary Baldwin
• Local JMU students recognized
• Fed says economy needs $600 billion bond-purchase program
• Officials: Stay off the roads
• Lightning strike prompts safe emergency landing at airport
• Va. school mandatory gym-class bill advances
• W'boro man to repay $4,500 in stolen check case
• Wal-Mart drops Orange County battlefield store plans
• Wal-Mart drops Orange County battlefield store plans
• The AFP on WREL: Around the ACC
• Empty tank, DUI charge for Staunton man
• Police briefs 1/26/11
• Obama heads to Wisconsin for factory tours
• Russian president fires police chief after airport bombing
• Attempted murder charged in pursuit
• Governor's School director who raised standards to step down
• Friends support family displaced by fire
• Can China's auto boom lift W'boro?
• Michael Bernard Cason
• Eric M. Vaughan
• Investigation yields rape charge against Staunton man
• New indictment in Greenville bank robbery
• Forecast: 5 inches of snow possible Wednesday
• Fund targets business sectors for growth
• So-called Repeal Amendment passes House
• Linda Cauley
• Obama to call for 5-year spending freeze
• House panel advances sex-abuse bill
• Suicide bomber kills 5 in eastern Pakistan
• State of the Union: It's the economy, again
• Petraeus says 2011 'likely to be tough' for forces in Afghanistan
• Battlefield Walmart issue heads to court
• Augusta County supervisors consider social media sites
• Sparks fly in Expoland inmate labor case
• WPD investigates smash 'n' grab thefts
• Beef plant rendering
• Forum on homelessness in Waynesboro
• Y partnering with Waynesboro Schools in wellness initiative
• Superstars of Pro Wrestling meet and greet at Staunton Mall
• Neal Menefee: Public media provides unique services that positively impact our communities
• This week at the Waynesboro Senior Center
• Waynesboro Police investigate smash-and-grabs
• Waynesboro Police honor Officer of the Year
• Loughner pleads not guilty in Ariz. shooting
• Departments respond to fire
• Howardsville Turnpike house burning
• Crews battle house fire in Lyndhurst
• Go time for George Allen
• UPDATE: Suicide bomber suspected in Moscow airport blast
• Sgt. Moran named Officer of the Year
• EPA to resume tests near Louisa well
• Fact Check: Moran's criticism of McDonnell's road plan
• Marauding monkey that terrorized Japan escapes again
• Obama to highlight military support
• Gulf oyster bed restoration among first since oil spill
• Car bombs targeting Shiite pilgrims kill 18 in Iraq
• Waynesboro unveils new tourism website
• The AFP on WREL: Deep inside Virginia politics
• Teen and 22-year-old sought by authorities
• Y swim team excels at Maryland Winterfest
• Visit Waynesboro region map
• Visit Waynesboro website screenshot
• Jeep carrying missing Md. teens found in Augusta County
• Roping in the federal government
• King of the mountain
• Subcommittee blocks Fusion Center expansion
• ACLU: Giles County posting of Ten Commandments is violation
• Creigh Deeds: General Assembly Report
• Robert Hurt: The first step, not the last, towards true health-care reform
• Ken Plum: Busy life in Richmond
• Jim Bishop: Aging like fine wine, except I don’t drink
• Think Little, Go Big: A fun, informal, can’t-miss-it workshop in Staunton this Saturday
• SNAIL MAIL
• Passing blame in a down economy
• Waynesboro driver sentenced to anger classes
• No jail time for Lyndhurst man's $30K theft
• Waynesboro man sentenced in beer can assault
• Tax credit for long-term-care insurance clears first hurdle
• House committee approves 'Repeal Amendment'
• Ken Cuccinelli
• Chris Saxman: Cold Fusion Friday
• Bomb kills 2 guards protecting Afghan official
• No parole for Manson follower Krenwinkel
• South Korean storms hijacked freighter, kills 8 Somali pirates
• 30 years later, former Iranian hostages reunite at West Point
• State arson investigator examines house fire
• Schools ponder retirement incentive
• Waynesboro business patents nuclear protection suit
• Area schools receive state awards
• UPDATE: Giffords to be sent Friday to Texas rehab center
• Help the Wildlife Center name its new hawk
• Chris DeWald: Stroke-cerebral arteriosclerosis-part two
• Poll: Obama’s numbers up against GOP field
• Study: Virginia urban areas are congested
• Obama ramping up 2012 reelection campaign
• On JFK 50th, Kennedy family gathers in Washington
• Hu reaches out to U.S. businesses with China ties
• Va. House panel backs tougher abortion clinic regulations
• Shooting by Louisa deputies justified, commonwealth's attorney says
• McDonnell order OKs openly carrying firearms in state parks
• Giffords able to stand; could be moved to rehab center Friday
• GOP spending cuts would affect millions of people
• Weekend Watchdog: Who’s going to Super Bowl XLV?
• McDonnell calls privatization an uphill battle
• More than 100 suspected mobsters arrested in Northeast
• At least 50 dead in bombings at Iraq security checkpoint
• Crime briefs 1/20/10
• Waynesboro, Staunton to receive HUD grants
• Tunisian army fires warning shots during protest
• More than 10 insurgents killed in Afghanistan
• Obama to hold meetings, honor JFK
• Manslaughter charge in Va. hunter's death
• Nintendo 3DS to cost $250, out March 27 in US
• Year after airlift to Pa., Haitian children thrive
• Va museum recovers Civil War gun stolen in 1975
• McDonnell ends ban on guns in Va state parks
• '91 murder defendant out on bond
• Can Loughner get a fair trial?
• Judge convicts Waynesboro man in high-speed chase
• Fishburne seeks direction on junior college
• House votes to repeal health-care law
• Kenneth Ehrenthal: Repeal of health-care law would cost dearly
• Travis Mawyer
• Linwood Johnson appears in circuit court
• Fishburne cadets in class
• Family says Giffords will move to Houston rehab center
• UPDATE: Obama, Hu spar over human rights, hail economic ties
• Fire destroys 104-year-old home
• Wildlife expert: Extent of impacts of Gulf spill will never be known
• Legislators urged to do more to back renewable energy
• Health officials: Flu ‘widespread’ in Virginia
• FMS officials examining junior college
• Surveillance video shows Tucson shootings
• Obama hosts Chinese president as world powers seek common ground
• Arab League chief says Tunisia is dire warning
• 1 killed, 3 critically hurt in Philadelphia gas main explosion
• Waynesboro police investigate vehicle theft
• Wildlife Center tallied fewer admitted animals in 2010
• 1 killed, 3 critically hurt in Philadelphia gas main explosion
• AP says U.S., China to unveil new nuclear security deal
• Attacker in bomb-packed ambulance kills 7 in Iraq
• Roadside bomb kills 13 civilians in Afghanistan
• Wildlife Center of Va. says fewer injured animals treated
• Waynesboro property values down 6.9 percent
• Earth exposed
• Grand jury hands down mail theft indictments
• Allen hints at U.S. Senate candidacy in Harrisonburg stop
• Allen hints at U.S. Senate candidacy in Harrisonburg stop
• George Allen speaks in Harrisonburg
• Whitmeyer talks Virginia geology
• Thieves snatch $10K in scrap metal
• Lawyer: Va. teen detained in Kuwait should be home soon
• The AFP on WREL: The surprisingly competitive ACC
• H-R Chamber presents Economic Forecast
• Busy 2010 at the Wildlife Center
• AG backs effort to clarify state gambling laws
• House GOP takes up immigration
• UPDATE: L.A. school district says 2 wounded in shooting
• Tea-party groups rally, hear from Cuccinelli
• Constitutional amendments resolution
• McDonnell proposes incentive proposal for hard-to-staff schools
• Senate Republican Caucus agenda
• Chevy Volt at Capitol Square
• Chevy Volt at Capitol Square
• McDonnell proposes incentive proposal for hard-to-staff schools
• K-12 education initiatives
• Immigration legislation
• McDonnell proposes incentive proposal for hard-to-staff schools
• McDonnell K-12 agenda pushes access
• Staunton police seek help in hit-and-run case
• Suspected U.S. drones kill 4 militants in Pakistan
• UPDATE: At least 52 dead, 150 injured in Iraq suicide bombing
• Caregiver assaulted on the job
• Obama wants to shed rules that hurt job growth
• Afghan officials say 50 Taliban switch sides
• Va. legislators urged to cap payday loans
• UPDATE: At least 45 dead, 140 injured in Iraq suicide bombing
• Obama to dine privately with China's president
• Giffords' husband says he's willing to meet suspect's parents
• Police news, in brief
• Family, colleagues remember judge
• Legislators cross fingers on I-64 cash
• Winter Weather Advisory in effect
• Fire ravages Days Inn by Roanoke Civic Center
• Fire at Days Inn, by Roanoke Civic Center
• McDonnell unveils education-jobs agenda
• Foreclosures come into focus at legislature
• UPDATE: Husband discusses wounded congresswoman's progress
• The business of education
• Wilson Library, OLLI, team up for class on WWI
• Art House 101
• Legacy names Gauldin as new president
• Federal grand jury probes John Edwards' campaign spending
• U.S. soldier dies in Iraq
• Pope John Paul II's blood to be relic in Polish church
• Obama congratulates Sudan on referendum
• Pastor: Celebrate King's legacy with love
• A real treat
• Family members hold vigil for crash victim
• Local beef processing plan advances
• Absurdity in place of unity
• Man stabbed in back during fight in Waynesboro
• Letters 1/15/11
• Ex-principal says she'll leave district
• W'boro nears selection of consulting firm
• Amiable opposites make American politics fiery
• 'Godly character' through sport
• Guns don’t kill people?
• Mount Solon woman jailed for probation violation
• Creigh Deeds: Session report
• Robert Hurt: Moving forward together
• Jim Bishop: New year builds on the perils and promise of the past
• Ken Plum: The Circumlocution Office
• In Focus: The Staunton Senior Center
• Hockey Night in Waynesboro: Y program brings some northern exposure
• Staunton to host enterprise zone workshop
• Clinton urges China to embrace reform
• The AFP on WREL: Budget season
• Victim identified in fatal Orange fire
• McDonnell adds to roads plans
• Newport News police fatally shoot man during traffic stop
• Bob Dole released from hospital
• Michael Steele fights for 2nd term as RNC head today
• Obama to visit with Pakistani president, attend memorial
• Augusta Health opts for local radiation oncology management
• Warrant details Staunton stabbing
• Augusta Health finalist for nat'l award
• Daughter still copes with mother's death
• Rocketry club defused again
• Staunton considers land grab
• Husband shoots teen intruder
• Awkward: Public stations broadcast McDonnell’s death message
• Growth: State revenues up 9.5 percent in December
• Warner: FDIC hotline will help small businesses with access to credit
• Weekend Watchdog: Best NFL weekend of the year
• Swartzendruber appointed to another term at EMU
• Judge allows lesbian couple to share last name
• Virginia: Corn, cotton, soybean yields down in 2010
• Grants will help adaptive-sports company push activities for people with disabilities
• State wants new process for checking textbooks
• Congresswomen describe seeing Giffords open eye
• Boy airlifted from Mount Solon shooting
• ‘This Is Awesome!’ AFP, Awesome Wrestling Entertainment partnering on web, marketing
• British government abolishes forced retirement at 65
• Biden says Iraq's success in U.S. interest
• Friend remembers stabbing victim; no arrest
• Civility? Forget It!
• Interpreter's actions raise suspect rights question
• McDonnell urges lawmakers to be leaders
• $50K PetSmart grant will help spay/neuter efforts in Valley
• Jamil Hakime Ford
• Richmond Police drop case to force return of documents released under FOIA
• Man arrested in 1991 Waynesboro murder
• Dolwood Drive fire
• Man charged in '91 Waynesboro homicide
• Trial set in Graves Mtn. murder case
• Harris to serve as Kate Collins principal
• Cantor speaks in favor of resolution honoring Giffords
• Va. to consider banning illegals from colleges
• Palin says journalists incite hatred after Ariz. shootings
• One dead, one 'fair' in Churchville crash
• Mike Scott: The comeback kid
• Father pursued Ariz. massacre suspect before shooting
• UPDATE: NATO says 4 service members killed in Afghanistan bombings
• Poll shows Obama, GOP improve their standings
• 20,000 homes expected to be swamped in Brisbane flooding
• Waynesboro School Board leans toward redistricting
• After delays, Augusta County Library renovations complete
• Staunton man dead after sunrise stabbing
• Fishery, a long time coming, is too restricted
• Historical Society program explores Valley Road
• Radio Hour returns with Wood, Chisnell
• BC event examines hip-hop music, race
• Senior outreach
• Calendar Update
• The AFP on WREL: Hoops in full swing
• Governor says he can't back Va. currency bill
• Virginia history textbook provider to replace 2 books with mistakes
• NTSB report: Plane 'bumped' chopper without warning
• The New Dominion goes tourist
• Justice Elena Kagan writes her first opinion
• Local show to serve as launch for new pro-wrestling promotion
• UPDATE: Staunton stabbing victim dies
• McDonnell will back more abortion clinic regulations
• N.Va. delegate wants to ban guns from state Capitol, G.A. building
• Panel says more reforms needed to prevent future oil spills
• Biden says U.S. will help Afghanistan after pullout
• Scores missing in tsunami-like flooding in Australia
• Suspect: 'It was not my intention to get him'
• Pesky vultures spook Staunton
• Public: No comment on fee proposal
• Police: Man fled with kids in car
• Committees to consider Waynesboro branding
• Winter Weather Advisory for Greater Augusta area
• Gang participation charged in Staunton
• Deputies arrest man in assault case
• McDonnell names redistricting panel
• Cultural Commission announces Short Film Competitition
• First Aid Crew Auxiliary provides Christmas dinner for Vector employees
• AP: Gov. McDonnell to propose keeping state in wholesale liquor biz
• Antonio Baker
• Kenneth L. Wilkerson
• Shelton Winston
• Judge sentences Tom DeLay to 3 years in prison
• Attempted robbery reported in Staunton
• Huguely waives right to video hearing in UVA lacrosse murder
• UPDATE: Condenser leaks prompt power reduction at North Anna nuke unit
• Staunton taking steps to reduce vulture population
• McDonnell creates bipartisan redistricting panel
• Stop pointing fingers: We’re all to blame here
• Nation pauses to mourn Ariz. victims
• Cantor, staff observe moment of silence in Henrico office
• Bad news for UVa. hoops: Scott to miss remainder of 2010-2011 season
• Streetscape projects awaits jumpstart
• Administration announces ag, forestry initiatives
• Gas back to $3 a gallon mark in Virginia
• Charge against airport protester dropped
• 20 police dead in Sudan violence
• Career coaches guide students to life after classroom
• Council to consider delinquent tax fees
• Councilman leads charge on loan reform
• Local legislators expect budget focus
• Ariz. shooting targets congresswoman, kills 6
• Majority of Virginians oppose gas-tax increase
• Va. politicians call shootings an attack on democracy
• Miscues doom RNC chairman
• Fishersville house fire claims cats, spurs support
• Federal judge killed, congresswoman wounded in Arizona mass shooting
• UNC steals one: Heels ride success at foul line to narrow win at UVa.
• U.S. judge slain in Ariz. shootings; congresswoman shot, aide killed
• Forces search for 2 Westerners kidnapped in Niger
• 8 dead in latest violence in central Nigeria
• Defense secretary Gates headed to China
• Police probe: Crash victim ran red light
• Auto assembly deal in works for Waynesboro
• A Monticello in China?
• Jury recommends 6 months in prison for cruelty
• A lovely mystery
• Ag stewardship program could include Valley
• Ex-Pitt neurologist sentenced in child-sex sting
• United Way issues call for citizen-review volunteers
• Harrisonburg Chamber honors community business leaders
• Ken Plum: Opportunity for leadership
• Jim Bishop: In one year and out the other, once more
• David Reynolds: It’s next year!
• Mitchell Gold: New Year’s Resolution-End greed, invest in a healthy economy
• VDOT announces new local administrator
• The AFP on WREL: Inside Virginia politics
• James River Correctional Center to close
• Feds enforce Va. waterway speed limits to protect whales
• Police: No charges in fatal emergency-vehicle crash
• Russian fishing vessel missing after sending SOS
• Space shuttle Discovery's final mission delayed again
• Key party rejoins Pakistan's ruling coalition
• D-Day Memorial plan set for Park Service meeting
• Obama to do interview with Fox News' Bill O'Reilly
• Joint town hall drums up discussion
• School renovation, in the eye of the beholder
• Losing Waynesboro's history
• Augusta County schools get early budget input
• Woman convicted on 3 of 27 cruelty counts
• Va. plant destroys alcoholic energy drinks
• Terry Kilgore
• Candidate announces for Augusta BOS seat
• Challenger announces supervisor bid
• State announces $100K in farmland preservation grants
• ACLU involves itself in Richmond FOIA case
• Waynesboro man reported missing
• UPDATE: Obama chooses William Daley as chief of staff
• Missing man Johnny Turner
• Man found after 9-hour search
• Crystal Ball: 2012 Senate race a ‘tossup’
• Chavers convicted of murdering husband in Amelia
• Death to the BCS: Book examines economics of college football
• Gates sending 1,400 more Marines to Afghanistan
• John Edwards left out of Elizabeth's will
• Weekend Watchdog: National championship weekend
• Cantor says most Americans still dislike health bill
• GOP House already violating campaign promises
• U.S. protests treatment of diplomat in Vietnam
• Supporters flock to see returned radical Iraqi cleric
• Gates proposes program cuts in military budgets
• Va. plant destroys alcoholic energy drinks
• Iran says American woman detained on spy charges
• Youthful supervisor assumes Augusta County chairmanship
• Celebrating a losing cause
• Jury hears horse abuse case
• Repeat offender jailed on sex charges
• Cantor ascends to House majority leader
• Appalachian Trail Hall of Fame created
• Robert Adrian Cason
• Terry Lynn Sullivan
• Moran: McDonnell waging ‘$1.1 billion bet’ on Virginia’s future
• Grant funds go to violence-prevention efforts
• Weather update: Cooling trend, snow showers possible Friday
• Police briefs 1/5/10
• News in brief 1/5/10
• U.S. suspends 2 military contractors in Afghanistan
• Massachusetts' lt. gov. pulls 2 kids from burning minivan
• Afghanistan says attacks against VP thwarted
• Large fish kill reported in Chesapeake Bay
• Family, friends mourn victim of crash
• Seniors settle in
• Stolen safe held $50K
• Augusta County to hold early school budget hearing
• Downtown Man
• The AFP on WREL: Change of seasons
• Spring spirituality conference at EMU
• 2 Va. duck hunters drown in separate accidents
• Pelosi says no regrets on last day as House speaker
• Waynesboro Cultural Commission schedules screenwriting workshop
• County board to hold first meeting of ‘11
• These go to 11: Stanford ends Hokies’ streak in Orange Bowl
• Oil refineries sue EPA over ethanol plan
• UPDATE: Pakistani governor killed in gun attack
• Schwarzenegger tweet to Medvedev: Let's go skiing
• Vacation over, Obama set to face emboldened GOP
• DNA clears Texas man who did 30 years for rape, robbery
• Ex-school employee charged with molestation
• Trout fishermen flock to South River
• County deputy saves mother, son
• MaryAnn Tierney: Resolve to be ready in 2011
• Chris DeWald: Diabetic test strip recall
• Study series on Progressive Christianity
• Police investigating thefts from cars
• Vehicle break-ins reported in Waynesboro
• Churchville man wins $1 million with ticket bought on hunting trip
• Be careful what you Facebook
• SMAC team finishes 10th overall at Pittsburgh meet
• Slim season
• Coach recalls gifted Fort Defiance student
• Waynesboro schools administrator mourned
• Waynesboro schools administrator mourned
• Morris, WHS athletics director, passes
• Disabled hunters enjoy a day in the woods
• Crash impacts aviation families
• Republic politicians must empathize
• Pioneers of downtown Waynesboro
• Authorities identify plane crash victims
• Experiment for the New Year
• Stories to watch in 2011
• Juggling calendars into the New Year
• Chopper-Cessna collision in Augusta kills two
• Witness: Crash 'too surreal'
• Two dead in Weyers Cave plane crash
• Two killed after airplane clipped helicopter
• Weekend weather looks good to start, with rain coming
• Police: Theft cases cracked, 2 arrested
• 2010: Falter, change, rebound
• Retailer to stay in Waynesboro
• Arrests related to Speedy’s burglary
• The AFP on WREL: Looking ahead to 2011
• Unanimous council renews ag-forestal districts
• Be It Resolved
• Growth stunted on N. Wayne Ave.
• Ignore history at your peril
• Chefy'z Choice no more
• Wendell Coleman
• Hillenbrand’s Unbroken opens eyes to capacity for man’s good, evil
• New Year’s 5K in Waynesboro
• Apartment proposal tests ordinance
• Waynesboro police investigate burglary
• Man skips trial in kitten killing
• A renaissance for Woodrow
• Bruce Jamar Walston
• Cavs at full strength for Iowa State?
• David Reynolds: Wait ‘Til Next Year
• Neighbor leads effort to help family after fire
• The AFP on WREL: Ready for some football?
• U.S. police fatalities jump 37 percent in 2010
• Robbers with guns in baby carriage kill 3 in Russia
• Authorities cite link between Italian, Greek terrorists
• China paroles tainted milk protester
• Radical Muslims claim responsibility for deadly Nigerian attacks
• Teen charged in Waynesboro crash
• Fires point to winter vulnerability
• DUI arrests few, police up patrols for New Year's
• Hoop Shoot at the Y
• British court holds 9 on US Embassy terror plot
• US 'deeply concerned' by conviction of Putin foe
• EPA moves to limit greenhouse gases
• County Christmas tree dropoffs this week
• Calendar Notebook
• Today’s Weather: Wind Advisory in effect
• Tom Perriello: My final report to the people of the Fifth
• Chris DeWald: Stroke and recent health-care inserts
• Miller says won't block Murkowski's Alaska Senate victory
• Germany to create cyber defense center
• Southeastern Va. shopping malls are snow casualties
• Valley spared from brunt of storm
• Slot cars make a comeback
• Community and Christmas
• Virginia politics in 2011
• Forecast: Wind chill of zero, snow, ice
• Valley legislators back Constitutional amendment
• Winter Weather Advisory for Valley
• Jessica King Mercy Ships
• For some, less stress this season
• Mistletoe shooter keeps tradition alive
• Mercy mission
• Santa makes deliveries for the SPCA
• Engendering kinship at Christmas
• Less stress this season
• Signs of change
• White Christmas seems likely
• Webb backs defense authorization
• Counting my blessings
• Obama administration restores wilderness rules for public lands
• UPDATE: Rome embassy blasts wound 2; anarchists suspected
• Jim Bishop: Daylight Reflections on the Night Before Christmas
• David Reynolds: Faith and Christmas
• The AFP on WREL: Report blasts Virginia health care
• UPDATE: 2 injured in blasts at 2 embassies in Rome
• Weekend Watchdog: Sports under the tree
• D.C. firefighter shot, drives himself to hospital
• Kremlin hails Senate's approval of nuclear treaty
• 63 reasons to visit downtown
• Staunton sued over High's murder case
• Keep them safe
• Victim's injuries prevent testimony in hit-and-run
• Arrests made in jewelry, cash theft
• Father of boy driver sentenced
• William Thomas Jr.
• Court briefs 12/23/10
• Michael Wayne Powell
• 309 coming soon
• Martini bar preparation
• Vandalism suspect arrested
• Report to governor: Virginia health-industry performance ‘mediocre,’ insurance market ‘unsustainable’
• Girl Scout Cookies: Something old, something new
• Legal aid attorney named to 2010 Virginia Legal Elite
• Deal reached on 9/11 health bill
• Judge allows access to Love's Adderall records
• Obama signs 'don't ask, don't tell' repeal
• Like a broken record
• Ex-prison guard sentenced in W.Va. Pagan's case
• Boy's body hidden for year in Indiana
• Wrongfully accused man sues Staunton over High's case
• Midweek Briefing 12/22/10
• Planners want clear goals, revitalization
• Valley Mission pauses to remember perished homeless
• Homeless silence
• Documentary brings UVa. football history to life
• Mission moment of silence
• Governor calls claim that Forbes fraud was ignored 'troubling'
• Governor, Republican group react to proposed state action countering DADT
• McDonnell: Lack of access to health care is ‘just not the case’
• Outlaws president, 3 others convicted in U.S. court
• The AFP on WREL: Busy sports holiday season
• UPDATE: Rome mayor says device on subway couldn't have exploded
• Washington's Metro begins random searches of bags
• WikiLeaks' Assange complains he's victim of leaks
• Moonwatchers treated to total lunar eclipse
• Theft of snowman dampens family holiday
• Veteran K-9 and corrections officer to retire
• I-81 rehab approved in Augusta
• News briefs 12/21/10
• WDDI might scrap Christmas event
• JMU women rally from 13 down to shock UVa.
• Meeks raid
• Meeks and Moran
• Meeks and King
• Meeks family
• Local roads projects moving forward
• Stolen snowman
• Retired auto exec challenges Dems to reclaim small-town values
• Seminary releases evening, online schedule for spring 2011
• Calendar Notebook
• Blast from the past
• Driver charged after 18 cars struck in Md.
• 18-year-old son arrested in fatal stabbing of Spotsylvania woman
• Pope says Catholic Church must reflect on what allowed abuse
• 12 arrested in UK terror plot
• Police reconstruct fatal Broad Street crash
• Staunton vandalism suspects sought
• Crash reconstruction on Broad
• Crash reconstruction on Wayne
• Local kids shop for gifts thanks to singer
• A loss of liberty
• Commerce crime down, future in the air
• Three Up Three Down 12/18/10
• Horses clomp, children chomp at Christmas event
• ‘Hoos, without Scott, knock off Oregon
• David Reynolds: A Story for Christmas
• Jim Bishop: Ho-Ho-No! I’m Getting Santa-Mental Over You . . .
• McDonnell sells budget amendments to legislators
• Accused Appomattox shooter ruled competent for trial
• Va. unemployment rate holds steady at 6.8 percent
• Clinton says she's worried by GOP talk of cutting foreign aid
• Ex-fire chief won't fight extradition
• Lock this clown up, and throw away the key
• Mexican government drone crashes in El Paso, Texas
• CIA pulls top spy out of Pakistan after threats
• Obama gets measure preventing big tax hikes
• Judge's son pleads guilty, could get life
• ATM in Boca Raton, Fla., to dispense gold bars and coins
• Pakistan says U.S. missile attacks kill 15
• Mullen says Pakistan can shut down Taliban hideouts
• Extradition hearing today for former chief
• Farmers market to try again
• Flakes & Fender Benders
• Groups call for DMV to accept federal documents as immigrants’ proof of legal presence
• Holly Sklar: Tax deal like a bait-and-switch mortgage
• EMU students recount experiences abroad
• Our Community Place in Harrisonburg releases Christmas CD
• Proposed cut of FOIA Council: Is it worth the trouble?
• McDonnell to ask state employees to pay for pensions
• McDonnell targets public broadcasting
• The AFP on WREL: Reform challenge will go all the way
• UPDATE: Bail appeal rejected, WikiLeaks' Assange to be freed
• Weekend Watchdog: Bowling with Beef O’Brady
• Geithner says feds trying to keep struggling borrowers in homes
• Truman carrier's air wing headed home to Va.
• Okla. man may be 1st U.S. inmate executed with new sedative
• Tax package heads toward high-stakes vote in House
• Biz incentives on legislative docket
• Ex-Waynesboro fire chief jailed in child porn case
• Mistakes, or, doing the best he can
• Standoff resolution a 'textbook case'
• Augusta County attorney leads open government class
• City seeks more federal sidewalk grants
• City schools receive state green award
• Webb backs effort to redirect ethanol dollars
• Dem legislator to RPV chair: ‘The people expect you to lead’
• Palin: The road back to nowhere
• Bridge closures in Augusta, Rockingham due to road work
• Brian Miller: Hostage-takers and the Obama-GOP tax package
• Facebook founder Zuckerberg named Time's 'Person of the Year'
• At least 27 die when boat sinks off Australia
• Afghanistan attacks kill 3 kids, NATO soldier
• WikiLeaks founder bail appeal hearing Thursday
• Obama meets with top CEOs today about economy
• Midweek Briefing 12/15/10
• Funds sought for Mills Creek Dam
• Schools superintendent contract extension likely
• Waynesboro poverty outpaces neighbors
• Task force snags 3 in meth operation
• Negotiators called to standoff in Greenville
• VDOT back in the crosshairs
• Cliff Lee=LeBron James?
• Virginia timber sales post slight increase
• Project connects students, farmers, developers to design sustainable strategies for Valley
• The AFP on WREL: Another state title for Riverheads
• Woman arrested for wearing hijab in Ga. court sues city
• UPDATE: 6 die in Baltimore rowhouse fire
• Download: The Borders Within (PDF)
• NATO service member killed in Afghanistan bomb blast
• Blue Ridge Parkway ranks high for federal park suicides
• Waynesboro cut to a surplus, but revenue declining
• Burglar sentenced to probation
• Attorneys want evidence for inmate labor trials
• Mini models depict historic buildings
• Borders Within cover
• Car crashed into garage
• Big legal setback for Obama's health care overhaul
• The umpire strikes back
• Judge: Purchase mandate in health-care reform is unconstitutional
• Federal judge strikes down Health Care Reform law
• Calendar Notebook
• Icy conditions cause wrecks
• Broad Street reconstruction postponed
• The (failed) Shanahan experiment
• Celebrities call for release of Iran stoning woman
• First Senate vote expected on Obama-GOP tax deal
• Chinese ship listing in North Sea after crash
• Special Report: The Borders Within
• Wreaths to remember
• Landes wants Virginia study of year-round schools
• Hispanic after-school program awarded grant
• Meet the neighbors
• Mildred cooks and calls
• Zamudio family
• Mildred on phone in car
• Gardea family
• Isai, age 7
• Zamudio walk
• TNV Economic Scorecard: China trip draws interest in Richmond
• Waiting for justice
• Military vets roll proudly on 2 wheels
• Hispanic education
• Alex, age 15
• Mildred cooks
• Hispanic roots take hold, a generation moves ahead
• Slideshow: Faces of Waynesboro
• Slideshow: Meet Mildred
• Mildred Schoenfeld-Hoy: A life of meaning
• Mormon missionaries intensify Spanish outreach
• A parallel community
• Leaders dissolve borders
• Leaders dissolve borders
• Hispanic after-school program awarded grant
• About this project
• Hispanic news in brief
• Politicians: Enough already!
• Street-smart cop counsels students on bullying
• Nylon nixed permanently at Invista Waynesboro plant
• Tom Perriello: Permanent Medicare reimbursement fix
• Jim Bishop: I’m dreaming of an electronic Christmas, ’50s style
• Ken Plum: it will take more than magic
• Kenneth Lewis: What’s all the fuss about top tax rates going up 4.6 percent?
• David Reynolds: Win one for George
• ACLU: Victims of human-rights violations denied access to U.S. courts
• RMH gets grant to assess women’s, girls’ health
• Court ruling blocks efforts to halt EPA greenhouse-gas limits
• Joseph Schillaci speaks at KCMS
• UPDATE: Prosecution rests in baby killing trial
• UPDATE: Man, 67, dies after punch by Burger King worker
• UPDATE: Jailed Nobel Peace Prize winner applauded in Oslo
• Chris Graham: A move on moment from House Dems
• Library renovation disruptions nearly over
• Pakistan car bomb death toll climbs
• Obama hits 9-month mark in battle to quit smoking
• Papers shed light on Eisenhower's farewell address
• Obama predicts tax bill passage, possible changes
• Murder suspect confession tape played for jury
• Downtown Waynesboro signage considered
• Woman killed in collision with first-aid SUV
• Police cruiser caused fatality at site in '92
• nTelos plan considered in Staunton
• Officials took measures to decrease intersection danger
• Rescue crews extract driver
• Karen Green with family
• Karen Kay Green
• W'boro downtown logo 3
• W'boro downtown logo 2
• W'boro downtown logo 1
• USDOE rules Virginia Tech violated Clery Act on April 16th
• Chris Graham: WikiLeaks-Much ado
• Democrats rip into McDonnell $4B transportation debt plan
• Senate blocks repeal of 'don't ask, don't tell'
• McDonnell promises $4 billion for roads by end of term
• Police hope to search Huguely's smartphone
• Police swarm Florida gas station, after false Jeffrey Easley sighting
• Police say convict acted alone in LA publicist slaying
• Va man gets 4 years in father's slaying
• Amherst County man gets 5 years in baby burning case
• Weekend Watchdog: Changing of college seasons
• U.S. military chief chides China over North Korea crisis
• U.S. blacklists Afghan security firm tied to Karzai
• Vandalism mars Hanukkah in Indiana college town
• Update: Emergency vehicle on way to call hits Nissan, killing one
• Update: Waynesboro woman dead after Broad Street crash
• Doggone rules
• Yancey to get ambulance boost
• If it pays, it plays
• Legislators get earful on state mandates
• Search for Brittany Smith: Tent bought at Walmart, no sightings of Easley, Smith
• Dog walkers in Gypsy Hill Park
• No Dogs Allowed
• Cemetery dog statue
• WFAC crash on Broad
• WFAC crash
• Police: Brittany Smith, Jeffrey Easley "dropped off the face of the Earth"
• Erik Camayd-Freixas: The DREAM Act and the wealth of nations: An educator’s perspective
• Rose to step down from JMU presidency in 2012
• Crime commission backs overhaul of state protective orders
• Cat returns home five years after Katrina
• House GOP defeats Dems' bill to award seniors $250
• Webb: Tax deal will reinvigorate U.S. economy
• FMS gives back
• UPDATE: Taliban video shows U.S. soldier held in Afghanistan
• McDonnell: Cuts in IT for tax department to save $1.4 million
• Hackers strike back to support WikiLeaks founder
• House Dems' bill freezes most agency budgets
• Father-in-law of disfigured Afghan teen arrested
• Suicide bomber kills 15 in Pakistan
• Obama meets today with Polish president
• Crimora man airlifted from Verona crash
• Cash woes dominate Capitol discussion
• City preps for snowfall, some temper hopes
• Stolen dump truck leads Ohio police on 50-mile chase
• Added congressional oversight sought for Arlington National Cemetery
• Obama to speak on tax cuts, economy in N.C.
• Va. woman killed in accident on snow-covered road
• Gulf Arab nations meet amid alarm over Iran atomic plans
• Former asylum polished, displayed
• Local venue approved to host more often
• ‘Hoos pull upset of Tech in ACC opener
• W'boro hatchery leaders step up
• Radar probes for submerged graves
• A legacy of hard work
• Flakes fall over city parade
• Delegate targets cyberbullying
• Hokies, Hokie, Hokie, Hi: Tech steamrolls FSU, headed to Orange Bowl, BCS
• Fire displaces Staunton family
• Taco Bell on U.S. 29 destroyed by fire
• Moran named DPVA chair
• All dolled up
• Floats, bands and queens highlight W'boro parade
• Three Up, Three Down
• Confederate sons, Lexington officials battle over flags
• Waynesboro man airlifted from crash
• Two indicted on murder charges in Bedford County
• Sandra Cook: End the Bush tax cuts for the wealthy
• Richmond man sentenced to 91-plus years for robbery
• N.J. casino secondhand smoke suit settled for $4.5 million
• Navy awards contract to Northrop subsidiary
• U.S. says Cuban detention of contractor hurts ties
• McDonnell: $50M down payment on higher-ed push
• UPDATE: Va. 151 reopens after truck accident
• Jim Bishop: David Shenk heeds the siren’s song
• It’s 70, officially
• The AFP on WREL: Friday, Dec. 3, 2010
• Chris Graham: Smaller government, with a catch
• S.C. police say teens hanged toddler by ankles, beat him
• Sneak a peek at Bindery Building on Sunday
• Senate plans weekend votes on Democratic tax plans
• Deficit-cutting plan wins more support before vote
• Secret spacecraft returns after 7-month trip
• Smaller gov't in Bell's plans
• Parents voice emphatic 'no' to grade split
• Letters 12/3/10
• Architect chosen for Wilson Elem. renovation
• Waynesboro Y helps TV newsman train for marathon
• Local legislators join in criticism of drilling decision
• Historic Staunton Foundation’s 38th annual Christmas House Tour
• Rebound: How Hokies went from 0-2 to 10-2
• Dem leader pushes McDonnell on interest in WH run
• W'boro man pleads to lesser sex assault charge
• A Main Street Christmas
• David Reynolds: Think Virginia
• Ken Plum: Unraveling the mysteries of redistricting
• Lt. Gen. John Castellaw: Put the inspectors back to work
• Moose Lodge sponsors Vector Industries Thanksgiving
• Cline: ‘Skins suite seats misused by Lottery staff
• UPDATE: Nelson County manhunt suspended
• 3 NATO service members killed in Afghanistan
• DeMint predicts no-tax-hike agreement with Obama
• Weekend events scheduled
• Iraq calls for swift execution of 39 terror suspects
• Defense could wrap its case in Smart kidnap trial
• South Koreans dismissed intelligence on island attack
• Obama to meet with governors-elect
• Obama nominates 2 to federal bench in Va.
• Schools redistricting hearing tonight
• Tech business incentives sought
• Charged WFAC member could lose EMS license
• To Be or Not To Be Safe
• David Santulli: Happy Birthday, Peace Corps!
• Obama offshore drilling ban draws bipartisan criticism
• Errant SUV damages Staunton train tracks
• Jury convicts Staunton dog breeder
• Valley man finalist in PETA Sexiest Vegetarian contest
• Chris Graham: Thanks, Filibuster!
• 2 charged in death of Army medic from Va.
• Judge dismisses Liberty U. challenge to health care law
• UPDATE: Shark maims 4 swimmers in Egypt's Red Sea
• Students protest Greek austerity measures
• Iran hangs former soccer star's mistress
• Lowe's recalls about 11 million blinds, Roman shades
• Feds back away from street sign regulation
• Clinton says WikiLeaks won't hurt U.S. diplomacy
• U.S. launches HIV testing program in Zimbabwe
• Smithsonian removes video after Catholics complain
• Bell to hold town hall in Verona
• Dog trial drags to day three
• Charity outlook unclear
• Murder case advances against illegal immigrant
• Donnie Shoemaker removes staples at Arc of Augusta
• Anne Dolack helps Rebecca Wright decorate
• David L. Sanchez in court
• Webb: Congress should end ethanol subsidies
• Chris DeWald: Stroke and cerebral arteriosclerosis
• Kerr first runner-up in competition
• Bay Foundation wants stronger cleanup plan
• Wis. gunman dies from self-inflicted gunshot wound
• Dooms couple dead in apparent murder-suicide
• Chris Graham: Repealing 50 years of advances in basic civil rights
• Cantor says tax hikes not on the table in White House talks
• Senate passes bill to boost food safety
• The AFP on WREL: Tuesday, Nov. 30, 2010
• Pentagon Metro partially closed for investigation
• Charities: A new source of government revenue?
• Supreme Court declines to intervene in college free-press case
• Web delivery firm says Comcast taking toll on data
• Pentagon study says gays could serve with no harm
• Signs of diplomacy emerge in Korean crisis
• Obama meets with congressional leaders
• WikiLeaks says Israel's Netanyahu supports land swaps
• Former basketball standout charged in Staunton beating
• Va. ag leader talks global markets
• Beef processing plant on the table
• Immigrant pair face murder hearing
• Staunton Christmas Parade kicks off season
• Puppy breeder trial hinges on paperwork
• Morgan Crawford
• Charges pending in Waynesboro crash
• Jean Payne-Cyhanick
• Feds investigate crooks pretending to be DEA agents
• UPDATE: Afghan police officer kills 6 U.S. service members
• Grant awarded for study of decline of bobwhite quail
• Singing the Y’s praises
• McDonnell asks tobacco panel to help woo Calif. business
• 10 down, one to go: FSU final hurdle for Hokies on way back to BCS
• AFP leads Chamber seminar on social media, web design
• Legislative breakfast
• Conservation rollout
• How do your cookies stack up?
• Va. alcohol ad ban appeal rejected by Supreme Court
• Pedestrian upgraded to 'fair'
• Woman charged in pet store theft
• Kicking the can: City needs to take lead on stormwater improvements
• Dog breeder's trial begins today
• American Safety Razor sold to Energizer
• Election chaos has Haiti in more turmoil
• Afghan police officer kills 6 NATO service members
• VDOT says state's bridges need $4 billion
• Rangel wants censure penalty lightened
• Farmer competes for statewide award
• Bay study cites lost income, jobs
• Group tackles Lyme disease
• What to do with Waynesboro's big empty boxes?
• Animal care organization furthers mission
• A Nixon moment for Obama
• 7-year-old boy dies in Nelson hunting accident
• Waynesboro woman struck by car
• Hammer, Meet Nail
• Light at the tunnel's end
• Sunrise shoppers
• Gathering at train club
• Train rushes by
• Stogdale tweaks landscape
• Viability of Staunton Mall in question
• State police charge man in impersonation
• Students deliver Thanksgiving dinner
• Landfill will handle deer carcasses
• Model train club public hours begin
• A different feeling this Thanksgiving
• Retailers cautiously hopeful; experts predict increased spending
• Officials charge shooting victim with assault
• Betsy Nelson back on her feet
• Robert Spradlin Jr.
• Rescue crew member charged in narcotics theft
• RIC passengers move smoothly through security
• Norfolk jury convicts 5 Somali men in Navy ship attack
• AFP among honorees at Mental Health America of Augusta dinner
• Tips for avoiding holiday weight gain
• Jim Bishop: The ‘Hollowdaze’-some waiting required
• David Reynolds: Thanksgiving 2010
• Sally Jones: Taxes and Thanksgiving
• Ken Plum: The Milk Party
• Linda Meric: Memo to Congress-extend programs that help us
• Lt. Gen. Dirk Jameson: Do the right thing
• Weekend Watchdog: Turkey Day TV
• Press Conference: Frank Beamer
• nTelos offers free holiday messages
• Norfolk jury meets for second day in piracy trial
• Homeland security proposes ending color-coded threat alerts
• Council members split on land designation issue
• Police: Swoope man shot son
• Holiday travel 'business as usual'
• Supervisors give sheriff fireworks authority
• Former Fort Defiance student sentenced to 3 years
• TSA at Shenandoah Regional
• Deputies investigating Staunton shooting
• UPDATE: Jawbone found in Aruba not Natalie Holloway's
• Saxman on lifting of bottled-water ban: ‘There’s just no story here’
• EMU team shines in accounting challenge
• Credit union staff wins top honor
• WMRA announces fiction winners
• Linda Tarr-Whelan: A New START for women around the world
• Organizations team up to promote community garden
• Rusty E. McGuire: An unforgettable hero of a forgotten war
• The AFP on WREL: Tuesday, Nov. 23, 2010
• Press Conference: Mike London
• Dukes stymie Princeton en route to upset
• Meeting tonight on agricultural forestal districts
• Iran issues arrest warrant for ex-president's son
• Man killed at Crabtree Falls identified
• Royal wedding set for April 29 at Westminster Abbey
• Dalai Lama wants to give up ceremonial duties
• Greece cleared to get next bailout installment
• Pope comments about condoms, HIV broadened
• Indonesia raises alert level at another volcano
• City files for greenway trail grant
• Corn costs pinch turkey industry
• Augusta supervisors to consider fireworks action
• VDOT braces for winter weather
• Cracker Barrel boosts Valley Mission
• Crabtree Falls claims 21-year-old man's life
• More than 330 die in stampede at Cambodian festival
• UPDATE: Guilty verdict for convict in slaying of Chandra Levy
• More than 300 die in stampede at Cambodian festival
• In the holiday spirit
• Group holds fundraiser for VPAS, breast-cancer research
• Radio Hour Christmas Special
• Public hearing on redistricting plans
• Blood drive at RMH
• Man, 82, gets 90-year prison term in sex case in Louisa
• McDonnell urges caution in state spending
• If it’s broke, fix it
• WikiLeaks says new release 7 times size of Iraq files
• Hanger: ‘I don’t consider the current ABC operation a problem’
• Former Congolese official on trial for war crimes, rape
• 2 fires burning in George Washington National Forest
• Man arrested in connection with Newport News courthouse bomb threat
• Facebook foe pastor offers to resign over affair
• Person of interest named in Utah ranger shooting
• UPDATE: Salvadoran immigrant convicted in slaying of Chandra Levy
• Closing arguments expected in Norfolk piracy trial
• Stop and go on Vedette
• Hokies clinch ACC Coastal, Cavs drop another nailbiter
• Noon kickoff for UVa.-Tech
• JMU, UNC working out details on 2011 football game
• Football Roundup: Dukes win with goal-line stand, W&M pastes Richmond, VMI falls
• Hoops Roundup: JMU wins on the road, BC gets first W
• Crash landing
• Waynesboro continues struggle to establish greenway
• Students punch the sky with self-made rockets
• Man charged in W'boro assault
• No charges in Thursday crash
• Senators leave retreat hopeful about economy
• Building on career interests
• New tourism director full of ideas
• Officials seek funds for 7 grants
• QB Club leaders charged in embezzlement
• VSDB students go hands-on
• VSDB students tour new education building
• Harry Potter fans at Zeus
• Sarah Hite
• Amber Hite
• TSA says pilots to be exempt from some airport checks
• Dem leader critical of McDonnell’s election to RGA post
• Hundreds apparate for Potter film
• First Night Harrisonburg canceled
• Sanford D. Horn: Adopt Israeli air strategy
• Roundup: VMI goes to 3-0, UVa. women fall at Tennessee
• UPDATE: Obama says Lisbon summit will revitalize NATO
• The AFP on WREL: Friday, Nov. 19, 2010
• Floyd County fir headed to governor's mansion
• Rangel could be 23rd House member to be censured
• China blasts U.S. congressional report on currency
• $60 billion U.S. arms deal with Saudi Arabia goes through
• Some small farms would be exempt from food safety regs
• Webb receives DoD documents
• Panel says Va needs to address housing issues
• Tight-fisted Va using debt at greatest rate ever
• Charges certified against suspect in I-64 chase
• Woman survives impact 'by grace of God'
• Shooting at party ruled an accident
• Man airlifted after Stuarts Draft crash
• Defense cuts may stall Va. recovery
• Robert Scott Hamilton
• Wheeler mower shed
• Grayson crash route
• Grayson Ave crash
• AirCare 5 responds to crash
• Firefighters review crash damage
• Charges certified in I-64 police chase
• Patton Farm crash
• Jim Bishop: Have a crisis? No thanks, I just had one
• Bruce Sallan: A young artist, and a parent’s lesson
• Poll: Allen leads GOP Senate field, but trails Webb, Kaine in ‘12 matchups
• Weekend Watchdog: Gentlemen, finish your season
• Gov. will meet with defense secretary over base closure
• Judge: Teenager fired in self defense
• Council member will go to China
• The notes of budding musicians
• Virginia lifts restrictions on long hair, beards in state prisons
• Deaf Va. inmates to get novel videophone system
• Brian Setzler: What’s really best for small business
• Press Conference: Frank Beamer
• Press Conference: Mike London
• Press Conference: Randy Shannon
• Press Conference: Frank Spaziani
• Pelosi: Another step back for Dems
• Players put on ‘Nuncrackers’
• UPDATE: FDA threatens seizure of caffeinated alcoholic energy drinks
• UPDATE: FDA threatens seizure of caffeinated alcoholic energy drinks
• Obama considering executive for top economic post
• U.S. Chamber says it won't seek Obama's defeat
• Local educators honored for work in schools
• Detectives link Va. killer to Calif. slayings
• Roanoke woman gets 2-year term for stealing benefits
• Experts say BP ignored warning signs on doomed well
• Virginia Senate to meet in Staunton
• Rapper's family settles in wrongful death suit
• Man convicted in high-speed crash
• Virginia fights bank scams
• Civil War program at the Augusta County Library
• DEQ approves first renewable-energy reg
• AAA forecasts increase in Thanksgiving weekend travel
• Jim Lindsay: GOP solutions on health care?
• Deep frying a turkey? Tips for keeping safe
• ACC football players of the week
• ACC basketball players of the week
• UPDATE: Rangel found guilty of violating House rules
• The AFP on WREL: Tuesday, Nov. 16, 2010
• UVa details early action admissions
• Afghan president marks holiday with plea for peace
• Bush to break ground on presidential library
• More than 900 pigs found dead on Pennsylvania farm
• Obama awards Medal of Honor to Iowa staff sergeant
• College presidents reel in big bucks
• Committee: WDDI strong, needs tighter focus
• nTelos close to sealing $170M deal
• Feeling the heat
• ‘Our Town’ at SDHS
• VDOT public hearing to discuss Rockingham bridge replacement
• Cuccinelli opinion sparks debate on documents for drivers licenses
• EMU dedicates new solar facility
• NASA finds 4th crack on space shuttle fuel tank
• Crime commission urged to endorse familial DNA searching
• Roundup: VMI, UVa. women, win on hardwood
• Accused parkway shooter pleads not guilty
• Abolish the Department of Ed?
• Armstrong critical of McDonnell ABC math
• The Civil War in pictures
• Pufferbellies promotes local charities
• David Reynolds: One more time
• Arrests made in killing of 12 in Russian village
• Shooter, daughters identified in Pa. murder-suicide
• Saving all creatures great and small
• Taped-up turtle
• Does no-zero grading add up?
• Uniform standard
• Fourth quarter dooms UVa. again as Terps rally for 42-23 win
• Dukes upset #1 William and Mary
• UR rides D to win over Rhode Island
• Bridgewater knocks off Catholic in regular-season finale
• Hoops roundup: Dukes fall at #3 Kansas State, VMI gets win in opener
• Chinese delegation makes local rounds
• Blue Ridge school to open tech center
• UVa. impressive in season-opening win over W&M
• Military advance
• Palin e-mail hacker sentenced to year in halfway house
• Jim Bishop: I’m forgetting to remember to forget – about what?
• Linda Meric: For our daughters’ sakes, pass the Paycheck Fairness Act
• The AFP on WREL: Friday, Nov. 12, 2010
• One Term Barack? Not so fast
• Remembering the sacrifice
• Public voices support for Staunton agricultural forestal district
• Supervisors say study won't delay fire, rescue action
• Swelling deficit backdrop to Chinese visit
• Harrisonburg-Rockingham Chamber releases new business maps
• Seminary offers new online course in communication
• Luray makes cable channel’s wedding locales list
• Obama gets no trade deal, but has his hands full
• Pakistan briefly detains U.S. man at airport
• British prime minister calls for prosecutions after student protests
• Audio recording reveals fraud in Afghan election
• Pa. man lights joint to celebrate child's birth
• Weekend Watchdog: I want my game, NFL Network
• Kidd: The fundamentals in Virginia politics haven’t changed
• Judge certifies charges in mail theft ring
• Augusta seeks emergency services evaluation
• Tobacco commission officials saddened by Forbes' fraud
• LOTS aims high: Saving the world, one kid at a time
• Peter Rousselot: The support is there
• Nine FMS hoopsters sign D1 letters of intent
• Credit union announces scholarships
• Policymakers can aid smoking cessation
• Ken Plum: Turnout equals outcome
• Sanford D. Horn: Thank You, Veterans
• Dental Clinic to expand operations
• Band of brothers
• VDOT: All workers to aid snow response
• Blasts hit Baghdad's Christian districts, kill 4
• Stan Horst: P. Buckley Moss – The Art, the Museum, and the Foundation
• Roads action plan draws critics
• Susan Shaer: My uncle, the veteran, and his shoebox of memories
• UVa. hoops names captains
• ACC Players of the Week
• City employee to be named honorary mayor
• Wayne Theatre Alliance sponsors home tour
• A view of the Civil War
• New-look Cavs ready for debut
• Armstrong: Virginia’s retirees need McDonnell to lead
• Relatives collect ex-lawman's award
• Ex-CEO says BP was unprepared for oil spill
• Imperfect 10
• Iran sets Nov. 15 as date for nuclear talks
• Police: Grandparents put boy in shed
• Hearing set in soldier's Afghanistan 'thrill kill' case
• Draft honors vets
• As boomers age, 1 in 5 drivers will be an oldster
• Press Conference: Ralph Friedgen
• Somali piracy trial to begin in Norfolk today
• Press Conference: Mike London
• Private military security companies sign code of conduct
• Press Conference: Butch Davis
• The AFP on WREL: Nov. 9, 2010
• Press Conference: Frank Beamer
• NATO-Afghan operation kills 15 insurgents in south
• EU considers blacklisting unsecure airports
• Model run
• Man indicted in South River murder
• Council introduces ordinance on lot
• Warner: Parties need to tighten spending
• Warner pushes Valley tourist-sector development
• Warner: Time for those who seek common ground to step up
• Court refuses to intervene in interstate custody case
• FBI launches crackdown on sexual exploitation of children
• 5 Va. counties offered drought assistance by USDA
• Moran pushes bid to become party chair
• Valley Conservation Council book touts better development models
• UVa.-Maryland to kick off at 3:30 p.m. Saturday
• WaynesboroYMCA.com: Double down to aid Y Annual Campaign
• Clinton back on U.S. soil after marathon Asia tour
• Chesapeake Bay Foundation ups pressure on McDonnell
• Constant gardeners
• Overdue honor
• Roundup: UVa. falls at Duke, JMU, VMI lose, Bridgewater holds off Randolph-Macon, Virginia hoops wins in exhibition
• Some D, please
• Blue mood
• Board braces for big battle
• Make-Your-Own Glass Ornaments
• Veterans Day Parade in Staunton
• Book talk at Stone Soup
• Pancake breakfast at Riverheads Elementary
• United Way Night
• DMB tix raffle to benefit Big Brothers Big Sisters
• Pause at the palace
• Hanger focuses on grand idea
• Augusta seeks federal money for Wilson project
• Park pride
• GOP, Obama embrace Bush tax cuts compromise
• Man sentenced in pipe attack
• Earthquakes dog Clinton on overseas trips
• Man sentenced in attack on lover
• UPDATE: Police dispatcher says 'glitch' led to Ohio NASA lockdown
• QuickBooks Q & A
• Movie premiere in the Queen City
• Artisans Center kicks off new artisans trail
• Radio Hour lineup set for November show
• W'boro library to turn the page
• Swannanoa fountain sculpture
• Public turns out for VDOT I-64 meeting
• Historic Skyline Drive
• Sword swipe nets man 9 months
• BBQ & Bluegrass: Sending SDHS drama students to Scotland
• County chips away at rocketry appeal
• Jim Bishop: Technology anxiety and the Luddite Mennonite
• William Perry principal leaving for similar post in H'burg
• David Reynolds: Beyond the courts
• Bruce Sallan: My wife talks back
• Rozell: Gridlock could aid Tea Party
• Credit union wins trio of honors
• $350K grant to benefit Big Brothers Big Sisters
• Report: Link between sprawl, transportation issues, housing affordability
• Fox News doubles its election ratings from 2006
• Opening arguments expected in Smart kidnap trial
• Swannanoa Mansion
• Bristol Palin campaigned but didn't vote
• Swannanoa stained glass
• Suspect package returned from embassy in Athens
• Swannanoa debris
• Iranians mark anniversary of U.S. embassy takeover
• Swannanoa pictures
• Weekend Watchdog: Tech vs. Tech
• Mansion light
• South Korea fires warning shots at North Korean fishing boat
• Norfolk police shooting ruled justified
• U.S. missile strike kills 5 militants in northwest Pakistan
• Boehner wants to shelve health care overhaul, calls it 'monstrosity'
• Staunton author contributes to marketing best-seller
• Boehner, Cantor take aim at Obama initiatives
• Tea Party works the polls
• Jeremy Weaver
• Hurt unseats Perriello
• Library renovation coming
• Tea-partiers throw out a net
• High expectations for FMS postgrad hoops
• Va voters OK 2 proposed amendments; another close
• Press Conference: David Cutcliffe
• Local voters reflect national mood
• Press Conference: Mike London
• Goodlatte cruises to 10th term
• Press Conference: Paul Johnson
• Take us to our district
• Press Conference: Frank Beamer
• Voters back amendments
• Down in defeat: Virginia Dems licking wounds after Election Day bloodletting
• Waynesboro police chief to retire
• Bedford grand jury indicts Waynesboro man on murder charge
• Va voters OK proposed constitutional amendments
• Waynesboro police chief to retire
• Election Night Live Blog
• 185-carat diamond found in Lesotho
• Omega-3 pills fail to work in Alzheimer's patients
• Man dies after being shot in head
• UPDATE: Shots fired at Coast Guard recruiting station in Prince William
• Hitting the polls
• Astronauts vote from space station
• Walk on
• UPDATE: Blasts kill at least 62 across Baghdad
• Staunton man pleads guilty to sex abuse
• Va polls open; no major problems reported
• Kaine says early voting looks good for Democrats
• The AFP on WREL: November 2, 2010
• Children’s Choir releases new CD
• JMU offers Ph.D. course in counseling, supervision
• Fear the beard: Movie celebrates facial hair and those who wear it
• Pre-post-midterm
• British group says it's suing over U.S. execution drug
• 5-year-old Calif. boy shot in head on Halloween dies
• Officials suspect Sept. dry run for bomb plot
• Clinton says Obama will stay the course
• Culpeper sheriff's son arrested on drug charge
• Outlaws biker gang clubhouse in Maine catches fire
• Sears Hill lift
• End of the road for Shannon at UM?
• Bridge lifted
• Emotional homecoming for local marines
• Bridge lowered to truck
• Amendments address vets, seniors, cities
• 1930 bridge photo
• Porsche Pride
• Kevin Townsend
• Valley writers prepped for Nat'l Novel Writing Month
• Roundup: JMU goes down again
• Feds advise local law enforcement about mail bombs
• UVa.-Duke slated for noon Saturday start
• Gunshot victim dead, additional charges possible
• JMU hoops gets win in exhibition
• Anthony Moore with Katherine
• David Cox: ‘No’ on a worthy sentiment, bad law
• Moore with daughters
• Alan Ramsey: Questions about the 2010 elections
• Anthony Moore in 2000
• Closer to the roof: Downtown business moving upstairs
• Moore's truck
• ACC Players of the Week
• Anthony Scott Moore
• 15 killed during Somali insurgent attack
• Sears Hill pedi bridge move
• Clinton urges rights progress in Cambodia
• Bridge move onlookers
• 1 hurt in Greek parcel bomb blast
• Workers prepare Sears Hill Bridge
• Democrats hope to limit losses in campaign's last hours
• Tracks view of bridge
• G & W Motorwerkes
• Porsche reflections
• Close-up at G & W
• Porsche shop window
• Gr8 4 2
• Road block
• The quiet man
• U lose: Cavs hold on for 24-20 upset of #22 Miami
• Staunton man jailed on sex abuse charges
• A touch of fright
• Former CBS anchor speaks of crisis in American journalism
• Inspiring students
• News in brief 10/30/10
• UPDATE: Terror plot thwarted as US-bound explosives seized
• Staunton man charged in late-night shooting
• Murder charge moves forward in Placko killing
• Shooting of lover nets man 7 years
• Collecting candy
• Apartment complex conditions improve
• Retired minister walks to raise issues with death penalty
• Staunton backs apartment project
• Jim Bishop: Indiana wants me? Lord, I can go back there
• Shots fired, 3 injured in Staunton
• David Reynolds: Defining moments
• Movement toward consensus on 81?
• Dominion contributes to Wayne campaign
• Holly Sklar: Wall Street has already voted
• Webb pushes financial regulatory reform
• Bradley Rees: A time for choosing
• Movement toward Perriello in the Fifth?
• Trick-or-Treat Trail on for 4 p.m.
• A cold ‘November Rain’
• Chris Dewald: Dem bones
• Ronnie L. Shifflett
• Va. Tech sues real estate firm over Hokie name
• Cruella De Vil
• Ariz. beheading case raises fears of drug violence
• UPDATE: Obama: Terror explosives found, bound for US
• North Korea opens fire toward South Korea
• Tony Cooper
• U.S. waiving penalties for use of child soldiers
• Tony Cooper, martial arts instructor
• Tropical Storm Shary forms in Atlantic
• Barbara Jones in Victorian garb
• The AFP on WREL: Oct. 29, 2010
• Meat pies
• Delayed judgment
• Straight razor
• Man gets 8 years for shooting friend in head
• Halloween treat trail 2010
• Weekend Watchdog: November Classic
• Wiring sparked car fire
• Waynesboro hires tourism director
• Grand jury: Arson charge certified against Draft man
• County treasurer back on job after ATV crash
• Training for crisis
• Trio charged with credit card fraud
• Officials pursuing college in Waynesboro
• Update: Outlaws gang trial to resume Friday
• Press Conference: Randy Shannon
• Obama welcomes Chilean mine rescue heroes
• Press Conference: Mike London
• Bus crash in Turkey leaves 6 tourists dead, 18 hurt
• Sarah van Gelder: Families can’t afford to stay home on Election Day
• Somali militants execute 2 girls
• French protests weaken but still disrupt flights
• Norfolk carrier group sinks decommissioned ship
• Clinton says China must clarify rare earth exports
• Staunton officials to hear apartments pitches
• Federal Street, before
• Feds say 65,000 overseas voters protected before election
• Augusta to open urgent care center
• Bin Laden warns France over Afghan war, veil ban
• Drawing a future
• Car fire at bank
• Ex-Expo workers charged with embezzlement
• Fishburne's Barger Hall plan
• The AFP on WREL: Oct. 26, 2010
• Crisis intervention training
• Moss print benefits Children’s Choir
• Walker acts for Blue Ridge CIT
• DCCU reports strong third quarter
• A new college in Waynesboro?
• VDOT meeting to discuss I-64 exit in Augusta
• Va. seeks oyster disaster funds as result of BP spill
• Flu-shot clinic in Harrisonburg
• Obama campaigning from White House
• Local telephone co-op honored
• Suspected U.S. missile strikes kill 5 in Pakistan
• Bruce Sallan: I miss my best friend
• Death toll in Indonesia quake, tsunami up to 272
• Nan Russell: Scary voices
• Afton couple's petting farm home to rescued animals
• D.C. prepares for more homeless this winter
• David Reynolds: Close to home
• Afton couple's petting farm home to rescued animals
• Want a car with ejector seat and machine guns? You'll pay
• Jim Bishop: Truman H. Brunk, bigger than life
• Governor's education summit gets under way after fire alarm
• Ryan Benn
• 65 killed in roof collapse at wedding in Afghanistan
• Melissa Ade
• Eastbound I-64 snarled
• Oufmane Camara
• ACC Players of the Week
• Trick-or-treating times for W'boro, Staunton
• Talk of the town
• Va. Lt. Gov. outlines economic strategy for 2011
• W'boro public transportation changes would bring big costs
• Supervisors divided over agreement
• Iran to keep hiker's bail unless she returns
• U.S. product safety chief seeks China's help on drywall issue
• Obama appoints record number of gay officials
• Somalia leads list of most corrupt nations; U.S. 22nd
• Indonesian volcano erupts, spews hot ash and rocks
• Does W'boro need more public transportation?
• Goodlatte and the term-limits pledge
• Bolling speaks to Virginia Business Incubation Association
• Architects envision Waynesboro
• Roundup: JMU falls, Richmond, VMI post big wins
• Publisher plans to produce corrected Va. textbook
• UVa.-Miami game on ESPN
• Video shows Louisa man's arrest after Cantor event
• Downtown W'boro design workshop underway
• NPR chief apologizes for how Williams' firing was handled
• Leak fixed, shuttle cleared for launch next week
• Va. gets $45 million for preliminary high-speed rail work
• Best Buy Foundation benefits Big Brothers
• Bain to meet voters in Waynesboro
• Sanford D. Horn: Juan gone From NPR
• Analyst: ‘Who will actually show up to vote?’
• Greek strikes bring train services to a halt
• Perriello plans 20 stops in 24 hours
• Government calls for better gas mileage for trucks
• Making tracks
• Expert talks orchard heritage
• Train model baseball game
• Jack's city
• Skyscraper model
• Brewery lift
• Model fishing hole
• Jack Ward crafts faux grass
• Walt Neubauer tweaks carnival display
• Cider press
• Perriello, Hurt seeking last-second converts
• Stormwater also rises
• Congressional races flush with cash in Va.
• UVa. pulls away late to post 48-21 win over Eastern Michigan
• N-scale train city
• Train station model
• Suspect ducked deportation when ICE fax failed to connect
• Three Up, Three Down
• Oops! Textbook botches facts on blacks in Civil War
• Yancey still struggling with numbers
• Danville debate
• Post office again seeks rate hike
• Hershey lands chamber job
• McDonough chosen as Obama's No. 2 security adviser
• City steps up water treatment efforts
• Tropical Storm Richard approaches Caribbean
• School fees could get squeezed
• Watergate prosecutor James Neal dead at 81
• Not oldies, but goodies: ‘Les Temps Per Due’ host marks three years on show
• Bodies, mass graves found on Iwo Jima
• Let the sun shine in: Solar project powers up EMU
• The AFP on WREL: Oct. 22, 2010
• On her shoulders: Report highlights impact of Alzheimer’s on American women
• Prosecutor uses lobbyist's e-mails against him
• Lights, camera: Zeus brings Waynesboro back to the movies
• Va. alerts schools of black Confederates error
• Follow your passion: MBC alum’s designs have worldwide following
• Democrats to spend $1 million on ads in Spanish
• Monster’s ball: Movie makeup artist brings fright to light
• Electrolux and Frigidaire stoves recalled
• Economic engine: In the trenches with small-business owners
• Tobacco exec gets probation, fine in bribery case
• Bruised, battered, beaten – but not defeated: Business owner recounts attack, and fights back
• Bombs kill 9 in Pakistan
• Stayin’ alive: Quality of life for seniors depends on physical, mental fitness
• Witness in Outlaws trial describes life as undercover agent
• Experts tell Va. lawmakers economy is uncertain
• UPDATE: U.S. details new Pakistan military aid package
• The building of a program: A progress report
• UPDATE: NPR fires news analyst after remarks about Muslims
• Seventy heaven
• Undercover agent testified at gang trial
• Hospital pleads expansion case
• Feds charge Philly man in threats against Cantor
• Officials present $46M cleanup plan
• Verizon gets $76.5M gov't cloud computing contract
• Feedback: More eateries, river connection key to downtown
• Vanke hits the air with two TV spots
• Officials tout agritourism
• Food Co-op closes deals on loan, building contractor
• Texas card con works area
• Grants promote technology, manufacturing education
• No cause for alarms
• Mark Warner: A responsible step forward
• Hearing set for Walmart near battlefield
• Calif. stars in annual earthquake drill
• White House fall garden harvest: turnips and more
• Mystery giver leaves $10,000 in WTC donation box
• NPR fires news analyst after remarks about Muslims
• Tropical Storm Richard forms in Caribbean
• Weekend Watchdog: Is it too early for flex scheduling?
• UVa seeks dismissal of Cuccinelli's latest demand
• Senior fitness: A new lease on life
• Chamber tabs Hershey for top job
• FBI: Would be Dallas bomber said he'd die for bin Laden
• Planners back Instant Auto
• State constitutional amendments on November ballot
• Man faces child porn, abuse charges
• 70 is the new 65 in Va.
• A grand life
• Workshop to focus on Downtown Waynesboro
• Blues over the bay
• United Way, RMH team up to help infants
• Don’t Be Hard-Boiled; Keep On the Sunny-Side Up
• Flu vaccines now available through Valley health departments
• Kathleen Rogers and Jigar Shah: Moving capital and winning the debate on climate
• State Police seek help to solve hit-and-run
• JMU professor examines United Church of Christ in new book
• Hurt, Perriello square off on direction of U.S.
• Obama heading out on 5-state, 4-day campaign swing
• UPDATE: 4 deaths prompt recall of 2 million Graco baby strollers
• FBI contacted about Justice Thomas' wife's call to Anita Hill
• FBI computer system years late and way over budget
• Obama to appear on Stewart's 'Daily Show' next week
• U.S. to sell $60 billion in advanced arms to Saudi Arabia
• UPDATE: 4 deaths prompt recall of 2 million Graco baby strollers
• Northern Virginia man pleads to helping Somali terror group
• Blacktip or spinner suspected in Va. Beach shark attack
• FBI: Would be Dallas bomber said he'd die for bin Laden
• Ex-UK prime minister Thatcher ill in hospital
• JMU picked fourth in preseason CAA hoops voting
• Italian court upholds Vatican bank account seizure
• Press Conference: David Cutcliffe
• Hurt, Perriello square off on direction of U.S.
• Press Conference: Frank Beamer
• Squaring off
• Press Conference: Mike London
• Sarkozy vows crackdown on French protests
• WDDI searches for purpose
• Police probe tire in fatality
• Beltway crash kills Verona trucker
• Winged wonders
• Moving off Main Street
• Tech offices to be slashed
• UPDATE: JetBlue meltdown attendant pleads guilty
• Police look for links between Pentagon, museum shootings
• Training top teachers for tough spots focus of grant
• Virginia Beach GOP chief to quit over racist e-mail
• State updates what fees schools can charge students, parents
• The AFP on WREL: Oct. 19, 2010
• Winged wonders
• Germany accuses 8 in terror charges
• JetBlue meltdown attendant due in court today
• UVa.-Miami set for noon kickoff
• Zeglinski to have surgery, status uncertain
• ACC Players of the Week
• Chris DeWald: Urology/enlarged prostate
• Historical Society highlights region’s apple heritage
• Smith celebrates release of new CD
• Cuccinelli prepares for health-care arguments in federal court
• Alaska Senate candidate's guards handcuff editor
• Fuel assistance applications deadline Nov. 12
• Prosecutors put Abramoff associate on trial again
• Hudson to rule on health-care suit by end of year
• Jordanian man faces sentencing in Dallas bomb plot
• Va. to get $249 million for school jobs
• Their Biggest Backer
• Pentagon asks media not to publish war leaks
• UPDATE: 2 workers killed in Tenn. post office shooting
• Poll: Hurt has six-point edge over Perriello
• Peter Heegaard: To grow our prosperity, let my tax cuts expire
• David Reynolds: Consolidation
• David Brodwin: The business case for fair elections
• Dukes drop another one
• QB change in the offing at UVa.?
• State salaries: What do government employees earn?
• Press Conference: Jim Reid UNC Postgame
• EPA pollution regulations raise cost questions
• Ag industry balks at proposa
• Bay fishermen lament their losses
• Writer makes history entertaining for kids
• Press Conference: Mike London UNC Postgame
• Beatdown: North Carolina pummels mistake-prone Cavs, 44-10
• Logan Shiflett
• Logan Shiflett slaps hands with Kahlil Woodson
• BC rolls over Guilford
• Liberty dominates VMI in Big South clash
• Fourth-string QB leads UR to CAA road win
• Reassessment lawsuit decision approaches
• Spitting the "fluff"
• W'boro company faces $20K penalty for fatality
• Review commission issues interim report
• McDonnell PAC: Primed and ready for ‘11 state cycle
• Sarah Albee at Book 'Em
• Chesapeake Bay at sunrise
• Jimmy Godsey fishes the Chesapeake Bay watershed
• Cattle on Bud Shaver's New Hope farm
• Farm buffer trees
• Farmer Bud Shaver
• D.C. police say man beaten to death after breaking window
• Catholics accuse Turkish nationalists of killing bishop
• Daraja choir
• African choir visits Waynesboro
• Stuarts Draft Fire company celebrates 60 years
• Witness IDs 7-Eleven shooter
• Feds oppose Calif. proposition to legalize marijuana
• Crime Scenes
• Repair work slows traffic on I64
• A school remembers faithful employee
• Mobile scrap metal recycling
• Online high school classes approved in W'boro
• WHEN Recycling Expo East
• Ex-English nationals plan childhood celebration
• Police warn of possible phone scam
• The AFP on WREL: Oct. 15, 2010
• Literacy 5-0: Book ‘Em pushes link between reading, crime prevention
• VDOT fills senior staff positions
• Clinton worries about UK defense spending cuts
• Witness: British aid worker abducted in Somalia
• U.S. missile attack kills 3 in Pakistan
• Rocketry club fires off another legal blast
• BC students to spend day doing community service
• On the rebound
• Waynesboro PD warns of phony police fundraising scam
• Spiky Blonde Hair
• O'Donnell, Coons square of in feisty Del. Senate debate
• Police still working leads in brutal assault of downtown business owner
• NATO chief calls for anti-missile system
• Tough call: Should PD have gone public with attack details?
• Nigerian charged in airline bomb attempt in court
• Y Night at Zeus: Tuesday, Oct. 19
• China says backers of Nobel winner support crime
• Press Conference: Butch Davis
• Killer cannot erase goodness, Morgan Harrington's parents say
• Press Conference: Jim Grobe
• Dalai Lama says he would be a lousy U.S. president
• Press Conference: Frank Beamer
• National Coming Out Week vigil
• McDonnell: State revenues continue upward climb
• Cuccinelli to investigate mortgage foreclosures
• U.S. military says 77,000 Iraqis killed over 5 years
• UPDATE: Judge declines to order slave burial ground survey
• White House to become Pink House for breast cancer month
• Governor backs 'all-of-the-above strategy' on energy
• Weekend Watchdog: Yankees again? Yuck
• Fishersville man sentenced to federal prison
• Va. state tax collections rose in September
• Google investment will boost Virginia wind industry, JMU expert says
• Woman mowing lawn killed in crash
• Flu shots available through RMH
• Man gets 30 months in nearly $1M fraud case
• Farm yields down, state agency says
• Mexican police commander found decapitated
• Va. town hopes to fix creek
• Alicia Bryant
• Higher education panel crafts legislative package
• Historian to testify at Walmart battlefield trial
• Deal: Failing companies' equipment would go to county
• Sewage leaks spur borrowing plan
• Coming to America
• Wild Wings faces probe in wake of fatal crash
• Midweek Briefing
• Cranwell to step down as chair of state party
• Afghan insurgent commander killed in raid
• Money race tightens in Fifth
• Obama to highlight benefits of college tax credit
• Nordics lead in eliminating gender inequality
• Delay considered for Fort Hood shooting hearing
• Report: N.Y. candidate who slammed gays once rented to them
• 4 NATO troops killed in Afghan blast
• Half pint
• Local teacher wins Dominion grant
• Inhalant use listed as contributing factor in I-64 fatalities
• ACLU leads fight against warrantless GPS placements
• Vanke releases Contract with Western Virginia
• Barker renews push for protective-order legislation
• Education civil rights complaints on the rise
• Chilean miners' kin struggle with jealousy, rivalries
• Japanese village kills dolphins but frees young
• Embezzlement charged in discount cigs case
• Two arrested in Staunton drug dash 'n catch
• Re-reading the tea leaves
• Putting on facades
• Runaway senior runs out of fuel, freedom
• UPDATE: Chilean official says 1st miner to surface today
• Staunton police investigating child abuse
• Va. students may get college subsidies
• An attack that reveals?
• The AFP on WREL: Oct. 12, 2010
• Fine wine fest boosts WDDI
• Former EMU pastor dies
• Fall Foliage Art Festival Awards
• Crowds glimpse coming attraction
• Obama touts $50 billion transportation proposal
• Waynesboro's 'Tech Corner'
• U.S. spinal cord patient becomes first to be treated in stem cell study
• Study: W'boro intersections need improvement
• Authorities release man who tossed book near Obama
• Israeli leader offers conditional settlements freeze
• UR loses Corp for season
• UVa.-Eastern Michigan set for 6 p.m. kickoff
• ACC Players of the Week
• Press Conference: Mike London
• EMU honors alums at Homecoming
• Artist launches site, promotes Art Center
• Win two tickets to the John Prine concert
• Boy, 9, dies in Orange County motorcycle crash
• Schwarzenegger leads trade mission to Russia
• David Reynolds: Dear Mr. President
• Waynesboro First Aid Crew takes home top honors at state convention
• Festival pays homage to landmark Big Otter Mill
• Lynchburg Classic features 7 local bands
• Enrollment spike puzzles officials
• A legacy, Mr. Mayor
• In the game plan, a concession
• BC drops ODAC opener to Hampden-Sydney
• Richmond loses Corp on first series, shut out at NH
• Too close for comfort: Dukes hold on for win over upset-minded Towson
• Pumpkin delivery
• Art of looking
• Glassy eyed
• Great grapes
• Festival of art
• Lynchburg nonprofits brace for elimination of grants
• Housing Authority will still get CDGB money
• Residents urged to prevent violence at peace march
• Three Up, Three Down
• Rise of Zeus
• Charges certified in city killing
• EDA vows new push for growth in Waynesboro
• Health center gets $2M grant
• Suspect ruled competent to stand trial
• Doe Hill burglaries reported
• New program helps students with financial aid, colleges
• Cuccinelli: Tea party 'hasn't peaked'
• Poll suggests tea party may play role in Va. races
• Building a pumpkin patch
• Firms to submit Wilson proposals
• U.S. spending on Afghan contractors slammed
• Chemical tanker in trouble off French coast
• Governor among 15 killed in Afghan mosque bombing
• Wayne Theater will offer tours
• Calif. enters 100th day without a budget
• North Korea confirms Kim Jong Un as next leader
• UPDATE: Calif. passes long-overdue budget
• McDonnell naming Mass. official to head prisons
• The Tea Party
• AP says Obama's national security adviser resigning
• Hurricane Otto forms in the Atlantic
• Paper says pistol shots preceded Kent State shootings
• Chile mine rescue shaft nearly done; excitement builds
• This way to the future
• Obama calls on China to free Nobel laureate Liu
• Detective seeks search warrant
• Bridge and ramp work continues on I-81 in H'burg
• Woman gets 6 months for striking deputy
• 15 foreign-born sex criminals arrested in Va., D.C., face deportation
• All hopeful Mideast talks can go on
• Greece hit by civil servants strike
• Taliban commander, 7 others killed in Afghanistan attack
• Woman fatally stabbed in N.Va. restaurant
• Otto becomes a tropical storm in the Atlantic
• Suspected U.S. missile strike kills 3 in Pakistan
• W'boro crash victim succumbs to injuries
• Church sponsors free oil changes
• Car bombs kill 5 at market near Baghdad
• Poll: Hurt-Perriello basically a dead heat
• Tea Party groups prepare for Virginia convention
• Weekend Watchdog: Ice is nice
• FAA proposes new rules for helicopter safety
• Commonwealth Center 'protected for foreseeable future'
• Information sought in Verona car theft
• Judge commits sexual predator to state facility
• Steaks stolen from two Staunton Food Lion stores
• Warrant: Suspect says sex consensual
• Ken Plum: Spending down the reserves
• Fall festival offers wine, art, food and music
• Jim Bishop: Listen … remember? They’re playing our song
• Jury convicts Sprouse
• Rick Poore: Ending tax cuts for high income brackets is right for small business
• Energy-efficiency improvements focus at Harrisonburg center
• Sexting charges dropped against Virginia teen who received nude photos
• Press Conference: Frank Beamer
• Time to awaken
• Southern Baptist leader: Yoga not good
• D.C. dance company to highlight Staunton Downtown Friday Night
• Dog killing trial underway
• Tornadoes derail train, smash homes in N. Arizona
• It’s flu-shot season
• Chris DeWald: Hematuria/urology
• State announces $2 million in funding for senior services
• Yemen explosion targets British diplomats
• Obama to award Medal of Honor today
• Staunton man charged in hit-and-run
• Man charged in basketball game fight
• Funding gap could affect seniors in Waynesboro
• Audit finds no problems treasurer's first 6 months
• Proposals for national forest draw questions
• Yancey approaches ambulance deal
• $1.2M grant will boost Mary Baldwin research
• Luring in fishermen
• New York firm buys out PGI
• Midweek Briefing
• Designer chosen for revitalization
• Farmers slam regs in H'burg
• Serial mooner takes 30-day deal
• Dozens die in Indonesian flash floods
• The AFP on WREL: Oct. 5, 2010
• Blackstone enters agreement to purchase PGI
• Poop-er scooper: Author breaks news on #2
• Cuccinelli back at it again on climate-change issue
• Press Conference: Paul Johnson
• Press Conference: Al Groh
• Press Conference: Mike London
• Groh being Groh: Former UVa. coach preps for pitched battle
• Times Square bomber faces sentencing in NYC
• Solar power coming to White House
• Australia police say 13 Taser shocks too much
• Suspects charged with burglary
• Staunton man sentenced in vehicle crash-and-dash
• Case postponed for mental evaluation
• 'We are all the same'
• Man killed in wreck was well known
• Zeus Digital Theaters
• Rodney Wallace Jr.
• POLL: Will you see movies at Zeus Digital Theaters?
• New online publication covering green issues launches today
• Weekend Watchdog: Play ball, postseason style
• One, but not the other?
• Afton man dies in one-vehicle accident
• Relief Sale has strong weekend
• Man killed in truck rollover
• Go inside the Wildlife Center
• Movie theater opening ends long wait in W'boro
• Governor announces specialty-crops funding
• Supreme Court won't hear appeal from 9/11 families
• Medics revive man in wreck
• ACC players of the week
• Motorcycle, moving van collide on U.S. 250
• Assault victim released from hospital
• ACC gametimes for Oct. 16: UNC-UVa. set for 6 p.m.
• NYC's 'Naked Cowboy' says he's running for president
• Tom Perriello: Unfinished business
• Mary Baldwin earns $1.2 million NSF grant
• Economy tops Obama's agenda today
• Treats and sand stolen from Pets 'n' Pals
• New Supreme Court term starts today
• Cuccinelli sends revised demand to U.Va.
• Search for missing balloonists to end
• Kenyan artist Nicholas Sironka
• Greece to propose more austerity in 2011 budget
• Nicholas Sironka displays artwork
• Jimmy Carter says he feels fine after bout with virus
• Heritage Museum by Frazier
• Shooting prompts Philippine judges to ask for guns
• Sarah Vance
• Charges follow stolen batteries sale
• Devin Flora
• #5 Delaware upends #3 JMU
• Happy Birthday! Radio Hour turns 3
• Distractions put teen drivers at risk
• LU instructor wages shoeless crusade with soles of his feet
• Chasing the stillness
• Annual kite fly
• Shenandoah Valley Regional Airport takeoff
• Silver lining in second half?
• Police: Staunton man hospitalized after two men assaulted him
• Firefighters check to see that blaze is out
• High as a kite
• Airport biz surges at Shenandoah
• EMU releases men’s, women’s hoops schedules
• #3 UVa. soccer falls to UNC, 1-0
• VMI wins Big South opener
• #11 Richmond rebounds, rocks Coastal
• Crashes jam I-64
• Three Up, Three Down
• FSU dominates ‘Hoos, 34-14
• Giant royalty
• Craft, food festival returns to W'boro
• Allen stumps for GOP amid '12 talk
• Teenager sentenced in vehicle shooting
• Alarm upgrade moves forward behind schedule
• Man gets prison time for attack on girlfriend
• County leads in on-time graduations
• Wilder, survey show support for ABC privatization
• Maki retires from W'boro police
• Conference focuses on small business
• Waters rise ahead of stormwater project
• Free Clinic plans fundraiser
• Grottoes pair indicted in meth case
• BP says oil spill costs rise to $11.2 billion
• Taking the wrong stand
• Bin Laden says relief organization needed for Muslim countries
• Basketball event returns with benefit for teenager
• White House announcement today: Emanuel out, Rouse in
• Area police receive awards from MADD
• Ex-N.J. gov. McGreevey saddened by teen's suicide
• Tired of waiting, Marine raises new flag over post office
• The AFP on WREL: Oct. 1, 2010
• Jim Lindsay: Reform cannot come too soon
• David Reynolds: Coffee or tea?
• Water quality focus of Oct. 20 meeting
• County leads in on-time graduations
• Concession stand gains mayor's backing
• Liberty Point will get license upgrade
• Local author, filmmaker keeps busy
• Webb staffer to aid public in Staunton
• Fisher-Price recalls more than 10 million items
• VEC releases August jobless figures
• Farm to table forum set for Oct. 14
• Pakistan holds government worker in NYC plot
• Rabies week focuses on vaccination
• Survey looks at local community service funds
• Shenandoah U. to join ODAC in ‘12-’13
• 85 percent of state students graduate on time
• Weekend Watchdog: Tide rides into prime time
• Sidestepping a flood
• Extras needed for filming in Richmond
• Steele Run
• Obama to supporters here: Go to polls in November
• Driving through deep water
• Bill Maki
• Officials review flooding
• State police investigate possible arson
• Source of July 29 South River spill still unknown
• Market faces uncertain future
• Does the hate ever end?
• Sentara foothold strengthens in region
• AFP story helps solve missing-person mystery
• Man sentenced in robbery case
• What Would Hillary Do?
• Anti-austerity protests sweep across Europe
• Bridgewater College to welcome new leader
• Google's future in China uncertain, executive says
• W'boro schools to mark Walk to School
• Payment plan pitched for small liquor retailers
• Midweek Briefing
• Powerful earthquake hits eastern Indonesia
• Deceit slows investigation into I-64 crash
• UPDATE: Obama leaves for D.C. after conducting Q&A in South Richmond
• Yancey official: Fire chiefs will decide on ambulances
• Area under flash flood watch
• Survey shows college grad numbers below state average
• Moving forward in Riverheads
• Time to go out and play
• Press Conference: Frank Beamer
• Suspect caught after crash with cruiser
• Press Conference: Tom O’Brien
• Press Conference: Jimbo Fisher
• Bruce Sallan: R-E-S-P-E-C-T, find out what it means to me
• Jim Bishop: Quick on the draw(l) with a flavor straw
• Ken Plum: Equal justice?
• Forecast: Heavy rain, some river flooding possible
• BP's new CEO creates unit to enforce safety
• Body buried at Stonehenge came from Mediterranean
• The return of Friday Night Basketball
• Rain pushes Port Republic Road traffic change back a week
• Virginia: Even with bad weather, still a strong pumpkin crop
• David Cox: Quiet progress
• Former BC gridder inks pro deal
• Press Conference: Mike London
• Frontier names Sweet new president, CEO
• Business conference to highlight local success stories
• Another SurveyUSA poll gives Hurt a big lead
• Norway terror plot targeted Danish paper
• Israel navy halts Gaza-bound boat without violence
• UPDATE: Man kills self after shooting at University of Texas
• Kaine: No slight in Wisc.'s Feingold skipping Obama rally
• Men sought in W'boro robbery
• Obama: Democratic voter apathy 'inexcusable'
• 'Hemingses of Monticello' author, creator of 'The Wire' among 'genius'
• Senate Armed Services panel takes up JFCOM closure
• McDonnell to get briefing soon on command's future
• Proposal calls for 24-7 ambulance at Yancey
• Ahead of Obama's visit, Bolling criticizes policies
• W'boro Council clashes again, this time over ballfield
• Waynesboro: Walk to school
• Let’s go to the movies!
• Virginia wine sales see boost
• David Reynolds: Peanuts politics
• Waynesboro: Roll up your sleeves and get to work
• ShenanArts auditions for holiday show
• ACC TV gametimes for Oct. 9
• TRIAL: Jury seated in manslaughter case
• Kite Day in Waynesboro
• ACC players of the week
• Palestinians wait on decision to quit peace talks
• Derby team looks for new members
• Winners and Losers: Sept. 27, 2010
• Crews removed from forest fire
• Tom Perriello: Small-business growth key to jumpstarting the economy
• Highway deaths down in first half of 2010, government says
• Michael Mariotte: Foreign bailouts on the horizon?
• Coping with growth key to future, governor says
• Sales-tax holiday on energy-efficient products set for Oct. 8-11
• UPDATE: Va. Tech identifies student who died in balcony fall
• Va. Tech student dies after balcony fall
• Staunton man charged in hit-and-run
• Chavez allies win congressional majority in vote
• Timothy P. Hinkle
• Suspected U.S. missile strike kills 2 in NW Pakistan
• Russell Huntley
• Walking in Waynesboro
• W'boro quarterback club
• Volunteers strengthen WDDI in flux
• W'boro football league finances probed
• Yancey still struggles with staffing
• W'boro man faces carnal knowledge charges
• BC improves to 3-0
• Grottoes man charged in abduction
• #7 Delaware pulls away, knocks off #5 UR
• The Koch-Waynesboro connection
• #3 JMU holds on for win over #21 Liberty
• WALT branches out to bring technology into focus
• Ten Miler pack
• Weekend's races draw nearly 3,000 runners to area
• Motorcyclist killed on Va. 254
• UVa.-Florida State game to kick off at noon
• Leadership, please
• One hot challenge
• WDDI faces money, identity crisis
• Podcast: Mike London VMI Postgame
• Photo Gallery: UVa-VMI
• Virginia blasts VMI, 48-7
• Methadone OD killed teen
• Academy faces $500K shortfall
• Blue Ridge prez inaugurated
• Chili changes
• Go for launch
• Three Up, Three Down
• City tries new parking scheme for event
• Soviet coup plotter Yanayev dies at 73
• Pa. mailman admits stashing 12,000 pieces of mail
• The AFP on WREL: Friday, Sept. 24
• Crip gets 16 years in Draft drive-by
• Teen shooting suspect released
• Monterey man gets 8 years in DUI case
• Slavery misstep 'error of haste, not heart,' McDonnell says
• Judge sentences man, 70, in molestation case
• Weyers Cave police academy $500K short
• 36,000 pounds of dog food donated
• Downey inauguration
• Staunton City Council gives company time to meet goals
• Rocket talk
• Prized Pumpkins
• Rocket awe
• Book on history of Route 11 features work of BC prof
• UFO rocket
• Bruce Sallan: The family dinner
• Go for launch
• Report: Perriello expects NRA endorsement
• The politics of the VDOT audit
• EMU: Going solar
• Calif. judge to weigh ownership of jumbo emerald
• Chris Graham: Musings on NASCAR, UVa-VMI, Notre Dame, the Cowboys
• Obama, at UN, eyes Sudan, Southeast Asia tensions
• Bath County woman crashes near Craigsville
• Harrisonburg Chamber encourages local spending
• Philadelphia to become largest U.S. city with casino
• Augusta County's firefighting solution
• Maury River Bridge opens
• Congress to send small business bill to Obama
• POLL: Augusta County's firefighting overhaul
• Bridgewater College to mark debut of new pedestrian mall
• Poll shows independents as upset as Republicans
• Nicaraguan diplomatic official found dead in NYC
• College students to mark change in health-care law
• 19 killed in fighting in Somalia's capital city
• Teresa Lewis meets with family members
• Ticket giveaway encourages UVa. fan support
• GOP 'Pledge' makes closing argument to voters
• Company responds to dreadlocks lawsuit
• Cuccinelli: Ready for ‘13
• Nev. governor has surgery after thrown from horse
• 36,000 pounds
• Jim Bishop: Dusty discs activate cobwebbed recollections
• Shrewsbury receives statewide honor
• Dog food donation
• Chris Dewald: Hematuria/CAT scan
• Hazardous waste collection set for W'boro
• Denton Lee Thompson
• Weekend Watchdog: Danica does Dover
• Jesse James Purcell
• Vanke defends release of push poll
• Wright's pumpkin
• Waynesboro School Board to hold retreat
• Wright's pumpkins
• McDonnell Cabinet member visits
• Wright's competitive pumpkins
• SUV flips over library book drop
• Stephen Wright measures
• Pyles' plan arouses vocal reaction
• Wright bound for the fair
• Deputies probe jail work case
• Colbert, Stewart expecting 60,000 at D.C. rallies
• United Way names campaign leaders
• La. man arrested in Va. runaway girl case
• Speeding train kills 7 elephants in India
• Staunton fire marks seventh arson this month
• Houck requests study of ABC privatization
• Project may lead to closing of Ladd
• Staunton home invasion case advances
• The sweet sound of small business
• Zeus: Important ‘piece of the puzzle’ in Waynesboro economic development
• One last drive
• Man wanted on rape, sodomy involving local teen
• Feds approve final Virginia stimulus projects
• Midweek Briefing
• Jill Sheffield: This time, we know what to do
• Va. civil-commitment facility's capacity strained
• John Horejsi: Time to step up to fight poverty
• Google's 'Street View' banned by Czech Republic
• Press Conference: Frank Beamer
• Nev. governor injured when thrown from horse
• Bain: Goodlatte misleads voters with fundraising letter
• Book says aides doubt Obama's Afghan strategy
• NAACP backs Webb on criminal-justice bill
• Perriello pulls to virtual tie in Fifth
• Kurd jailed for shoe toss at Turkish premier
• 14 militants killed in attack on Afghan-NATO camp
• Susan Shaer: Partisan politics should not get in the way of new START
• Fun with poll numbers in the Sixth
• Navy chief from Va. among those killed in Afghanistan chopper crash
• Nan Russell: It’s personal
• Teen pulled trigger to protect, records state
• Experts warn of privatization, increased drinking
• Dreadlocked employee claims workplace discrimination in lawsuit
• Waynesboro police seek man on rape charges
• Marching Music
• Police: Tire fire was arson
• Man hospitalized after hit-and-run
• Staunton teen pleads to graffiti
• Kroger plan OK'd with color change, sidewalk
• Teresa Lewis awaits execution tomorrow night at Greensville
• SUV hits, kills Md. Green Party Senate candidate
• Attorney questions validity in case of search warrant
• Obama awards Medal of Honor posthumously to Pa. man
• Franky gets his wheels
• Arrests in Calif. town shocked by high salaries
• Helicopter rescue
• Mary Baldwin names new vice president
• Press Conference: Mike London
• The AFP on WREL: Sept. 21, 2010
• Winners and Losers: Sept. 20, 2010
• Don’t ask, don’t tell, DREAM Act fall victim to filibuster
• Do tell, Sen. Webb
• Plane makes smooth landing on Atlanta area highway
• Obama to award Medal of Honor today
• Proposal would ban texting by haz-mat truck drivers
• Man injured in hit-and-run
• Gunfire hospitalizes man
• Falwell backs ABC privatization plan
• Iran claims double standard in Teresa Lewis case
• Charge against woman dismissed in Churchville man's death
• Charge dismissed in killing
• Teen charged in overnight shooting
• POLL: Should W'boro hire a private tax collector?
• Wilson project expected to get approval
• Inspiration for Lynyrd Skynyrd dies in Fla.
• Augusta County supervisors differ on fire-rescue solutions
• Augusta Schools leader to address supervisors
• Christopher Michael Dudley
• Susan Dudley
• Mathers stays in Waynesboro: ‘This is home’
• Snatching defeat from the jaws of victory
• Update on arrest at AFP Publishing office
• A weird couple of days
• ACLU challenges limits in whistleblower law
• Nuclear options
• Proceeds from Little Debbie cookbook to benefit the United Way
• Three Up, Three Down
• Conservation in the spotlight
• A reach far too far
• Tom Perriello: Focus on small business
• Franky's wheels
• Gallup: Momentum shifting in generic ballot?
• Franky gets his wheels
• Waynesboro-Charlottesville connector debuts
• Taylar and Jeannie Johnson
• United Way fundraisers announced
• Franky tastes a treat
• How do you want delinquent taxes collected?
• Franky on the move
• Under one roof
• Franky and Taylar
• Commercial construction still struggling
• Andrew Clay Ottinger
• Mathers Construction moves
• Most aspects of e-waste not regulated in U.S., Va.
• Pieces of the American past
• Council, treasurer at odds on plan
• Authorities investigate tire blaze
• An exhibition of heritage
• Staunton dealership holds child fingerprinting event
• Strengthening Karl takes aim at Mexican Gulf coast
• Obama names Warren to consumer post
• Annual hazardous waste day set
• Danish police say man injured in explosion wanted to bomb newspaper
• Fifth fire investigated in Staunton
• Junkyard fire burns tires
• Women, children escape car blaze
• Charges certified for man accused of abduction
• W'boro downtown Kroger requests additions
• Gunther appointed to a state board
• Robbery charge dropped
• The AFP on WREL: Sept. 17, 2010
• State announces funding for prisoner re-entry
• BC to honor three with induction into Hall of Fame
• David Reynolds: The summer knows
• Jim Bishop: On not despairing when life needs repairing
• Ken Plum: Financial engineering
• Waynesboro nonsense
• ‘An Evening with C.S. Lewis’ at EMU
• Webb applauds passage of Small Business Jobs Act
• Weekend Watchdog: And the Chase is on
• Tropical Storm Karl heads to Gulf of Mexico
• Calif. candidate breaks U.S. campaign spending records
• Obama to announce expansion of education campaign
• DASCOM opens headquarters in W'boro
• Police briefs 9/16
• DuPont, Invista settle lawsuits
• Companies accuse government of bungling spill evidence
• All area school districts meet SOL accreditation
• Moped rider airlifed after crash
• Police academy finances worrisome
• Arrest follows 'nasty road rage'
• State police dive team member drowned, had heart disease
• Kroger expansion
• Book Sale to benefit Waynesboro Library
• Voting changes in store in Waynesboro?
• Body found in abandonded house
• Webb bill would demand reason for closing Norfolk command
• Councilmen clash over development funds
• IRS to hold tax open house
• Police trace fire to electrical box
• W'boro Volunteer Fire Department to hold auction Saturday
• Schools meet standards
• Lynne Koplitz comes home
• Press Conference: Frank Beamer
• Kathleen Rogers and Antonio Gonzalez: Seeking one principled person from each side of the aisle
• Shelli Poe: A clear breach of justice
• Rosetta Stone expands into urban campus
• U.S. accuses Iran of intimidating nuclear inspectors
• 3 killed in Kashmir as Indian leaders hold talks
• Kaine says tea party has caused 'civil war' for GOP
• Jeff Freeman
• Kaine says tea party has caused 'civil war' for GOP
• Bruce Allen
• Feds seek tougher pipeline oversight
• Myers Corner project progressing again
• Blown-out Gulf well to be sealed by Sunday
• Mayor targets W'boro tax cut
• Coal miners rally against Obama administration
• Focus on area seniors
• Naturalization ceremony
• DNA match spurs indictments
• Stuarts Draft man sentenced in motel drugs case
• Obama grateful for Iran's release of U.S. hiker
• Naturalization event in Staunton
• Ex-Hartford, Conn., mayor gets 3 years in prison
• Survival Song
• T. Boone Pickens to headline governor's energy conference
• Once fallen, foilage lost luster
• Injuries reported in Tenn. flare plant explosion
• Teen dodges felony charge in sex case
• Pac-10 reprimands, suspends crew for missed call in UVa.-USC game
• Rocketry club struggles through 'setback'
• Warner, McAuliffe: Don’t cede territory, and stand for something
• High alert follows fires
• Sarah van Gelder: The new normal
• Conservation group marks 20 years
• The AFP on WREL: Sept. 14, 2010
• Obama: Students should work hard, focus on school
• Small business lending measure set to clear Senate hurdle
• Obama wants to double offshore oil inspection fees
• In Brief 9/14
• Panel urges more 10-hour, 4-day work weeks
• Belgium says no easy way out of Catholic abuse crisis
• Warner says government can't keep bailing out economy
• Senior Forum Monday in Waynesboro
• Home rises through hard work
• Melting sea ice forces walruses ashore in Alaska
• Forum tonight addresses growing elderly group
• Burnt Quran found outside Knoxville mosque
• Agency reconsiders DUI as deportable offense
• Interfaith Center leads coalition against privatization
• Obama says his policies have stabilized economy
• Matthews: ‘The biggest win in my professional career’
• The Fallout: JMU-Tech
• Sam Rasoul: Why I am not running
• Cuccinelli says Bush policy also intruded on states
• Tom Perriello: Job creation
• Coast to coast, tea partiers promote their cause
• Chris DeWald: Hematuria
• SAT scores hold steady
• Sarah Litchfield: An execution based on false conclusions
• Trial begins for hunter who thought husband was bear
• Hugh Pringle: A START to securing the safety of future generations
• Va. Supreme Court refuses to hear Oakwood Heights case
• Jenny Hypes: Going Gaga
• Northrop Grumman offers $250,000 for IT inquiry
• Senate opens impeachment trial against judge
• Local groups seek to battle mental illness stigma
• Rock the Block
• The TNV Economic Scorecard: September 2010
• Running off course
• Dukes pull upset at Tech, 21-16
• Habitat handoff
• Eagles hold off Shenandoah, 38-31
• Many gather for Habitat event
• WHSV puts Children First
• Emotional Habitat event
• The handoff
• Habitat handoff spurs tears
• Habitat for Humanity celebrates
• Gathering on North Bath
• Arson investigation sparks in Staunton
• Wildlife Center to host rehab classes
• Virginia rally falls short at USC, 17-14
• Judy Hatcher
• Dozens honor 9/11 rescuers, thank local first responders
• In Memory: 9/11
• VIDEO: Across the Miles
• Virtual schools
• Medal of Honor winner Salvatore Giunta
• Three Up, Three Down
• On the other side
• It's early but Bolling works on economic record
• PGI grows with constant innovation
• No apparent wrongdoing in historic house fire
• PGI breaks ground on $65 million expansion in Waynesboro
• Looking for the sun
• Perspectives on the economy: U.S. Sen. Mark Warner, Lt. Gov. Bill Bolling
• Equestrian Club to mark 10 years
• We’ve met the enemy, and it’s us
• A walk down memory lane
• A Miata cruise? You can’t lose
• FMS to mark Patriot Day
• United Way pulls down FEMA funds for food, shelter program
• Signal modification
• EPA says major bay polluter must cut nitrogen output
• Report says U.S. must deal with domestic radical problem
• 11 Afghans injured in anti-Quran-burning protests
• Peace Corps volunteer killed in Lesotho
• The AFP on WREL: Sept. 10, 2010
• Parkway shooting suspect pleads not guilty
• Vols look for a hand
• Old butt sparks new lead
• Waynesboro weighs virtual school
• Staunton council nixes bridge appeal
• Castro says he was misinterpreted on Cuban economy
• Spay-and-neuter facility to reduce pet euthanizations
• Warner not a candidate for Obama's chief of staff
• Owner of historic bridge seeks permission to demolish
• Warner addresses concerns of business owners in Staunton visit
• Car club collects food for Food Bank
• Bruce Sallan: Would you trade your life?
• McDonnell tells military panel to protect bases
• Nan Russell: Thank you, Mr. Jones
• Bolling to speak at PGI groundbreaking
• Jim Bishop: Where the elite meet to eat
• The Radio Hour goes classical
• Ken Plum: E-V ready
• Chris Graham: One-on-one with Mark Warner
• Federal charges in Parkway shooting
• A message unwelcome
• McDonnell scales back tax in ABC proposal
• Obama meets with senior advisers today
• 4 suspected terrorists escape from U.S. prison in Iraq
• A whole different Playboy channel -- for the blind
• Mexico says 2 bodies likely massacre investigators
• Chester pays off sanction in full
• Police briefs 9/9
• Vatican condemns U.S. man's plans to burn Quran
• Major aftershocks plague quake-rocked New Zealand
• Police seek robbery suspect
• GOP reveals Perriello staffers' addresses
• Burning bales
• State police called to historic house fire
• How about a fire station on Waynesboro's West End?
• Warner criticizes Team Obama
• POLL: What about a West End fire station?
• Council torn over West End fire station
• Federal charges in Parkway shooting
• Judge: Panel violated state's open meetings law
• Spay/neuter clinic to open
• VaSportsOnline Notebook
• Warner: ‘No’ to speculation on interest in White House post
• Conglomerate locates printer subsidiary in Waynesboro
• Fog rolls in on West End
• Senior Forum next week in Waynesboro
• China blacks out towns to meet energy goal
• McDonnell: Concerns over reliability of federal documents leads to suspension
• Suspected U.S. missile attacks rock Pakistan
• Woman robbed of wallet
• NATO says Afghan forces can take control next year
• Dog attacked man, dog
• UPDATE: Flight attendant being evaluated for possible plea deal
• Junction Convenience struck by burglar
• Obama to mark 9/11 anniversary at Pentagon
• Politicians missing in action on Labor Day in Buena Vista
• Bobcat on power pole sparks Calif. brush fire
• 1820s home gutted
• The AFP on WREL: Sept. 7, 2010
• A new look for the Augusta County Library
• Even Steven: Dems, Repubs tied in latest Gallup survey
• Tom Perriello: In the classroom
• Tuesday Press Conference: Mike London
• NATO asks for more troops for Afghanistan
• Obama getting fewer judges confirmed than Nixon
• Va.-based submarine returns from 6-month deployment
• Flight attendant in passenger tiff due in N.Y. court
• AP says Obama to back more business tax breaks
• Man scales Calif. skyscraper with suction cups, is arrested
• Petraeus says burning Quran endangers U.S. troops
• Triunfo!
• Political season kicks off
• Calf caught in cops' corral
• Helping more kids Ride With Pride
• Facing the flames
• West End station still in limbo
• Second half powers Cavs over Spiders
• BC gets win in opener
• Keydets rout Lock Haven in opener
• Work halted on Wayne Theatre
• I-64 crash leads to hospitalization
• Honda rollover
• Deputies widen indecent exposure case
• Work halted on Wayne Theatre
• Boucher holds steady lead over Griffith in Ninth
• Wayne work halted
• Suspected mooner's mess widens
• Va. transportation chief proposes 6-state I-81 summit
• 5 killed in latest wave of Russian fires
• School board votes for $15M renovation
• Yancey's chief to staff: Train or leave
• Staunton pair convicted in drug-selling scheme
• Online sting caught man
• Action Day
• Winchester veterinarian charged with animal cruelty
• The AFP on WREL: Sept. 3, 2010
• Armstrong: AG ‘reading off talking points’ on utility increases
• Augusta: Developing a new model for fire, rescue
• Bruce Sallan: There are no perfect friends
• Jim Bishop: Working on job reflections without belaboring the point
• Local store raises awareness of homeless-pets issue
• Latest Gulf oil rig problem starkly differs from BP spill
• Obama to address jobless report today
• Gates says U.S. making progress in Afghanistan
• Woman airlifted to hospital after crash
• Push on to limit interest rates on payday, car-title loans
• WhenVirginiaWasBlue.com Notebook
• State launches review, extends DMV hours
• VaSportsOnline.com: VMI to retire Williams’ #55
• Perriello-Hurt: Either a blowout or a close race
• TSSI announces staff additions
• UVa. releases men’s hoops schedule
• Midweek Briefing
• Systems break down
• Earl warnings extend to Long Island as uncertainty remains
• Judge punishes Mich. juror over Facebook post
• 2 American troops killed in Afghan attacks
• UPDATE: Wanted man captured, Amherst authorities say
• Several Amtrak routes in Va. canceled due to Earl
• Israel, Palestinians agree to 2nd round of talks
• Hawking says God not needed for creation
• United Way Action Day
• UPDATE: Va., N.C. prepare as Earl moves toward coast
• United Way Action Day volunteers
• WhenVirginiaWasBlue.com: Sabato-GOP poised to take House, close in Senate
• Earl threatens Outer Banks; Va. could escape brunt
• Hazy outlook
• Suspected serial mooner snagged by deputies
• Top official notified Preston Yancey board, not supervisors
• UPDATE: No sign of oil spill after Gulf platform fire
• Jail: ICE didn't request Sanchez detention
• Major cavity shuts down dentistry
• Va. atomic research center getting $73.2 million upgrade
• Gates with Iraq troops as combat mission ends
• Obama holds Mideast talks today
• Conn. driver falls from car on I-95; Dodge goes on
• Amherst authorities say wanted man is trying to flee Virginia
• 3 Oxfam workers killed in northeastern Afghanistan
• UPDATE: Discovery gunman shot by police; 3 hostages safe
• Man accused in Nelson County slaying to have mental health evaluation
• Wilson Library adds to Board of Trustees
• W'boro Treasurer office hours altered
• Hunger Action Month
• Spain halves deficit with austerity measures
• Congregation gains new burial ground and meditation area
• UPDATE: Lawmakers want to handle investigation of state computer problems
• Call for extras for Lifetime movie
• First formation at Fishburne
• McDonnell declares state of emergency in advance of Earl
• Crisis at Yancey has 'festered' since 2008
• Rights groups urge feds to reject 287(g)
• Cruiser crash victim may consider suit
• DMV expected to be back online by Thursday
• Residents gather at Yancey meeting to criticize rating
• Meet the residents of Thornrose
• F.R. Drake to create nine jobs
• VaSportsOnline.com: Beamer-Expect Boise State game to come down ‘to a play or two’
• Man sentenced in '80s molestation case
• WhenVirginiaWasBlue.com: Webb on Iraq-Drawdown ‘appropriate and crucial’
• First formation at Fishburne
• WhenVirginiaWasBlue.com Notebook
• VaSportsOnline.com: Off the Top Rope
• Governor pushes liquor-store plan at town-hall meeting
• Obama to honor troops as Iraq combat mission ends
• Augusta Supervisors take Yancey emergency measures
• Petraeus: Afghan concern about Pakistan is legitimate
• Oval Office makeover to debut in Iraq speech
• Earl threatens U.S. coast after hitting Caribbean
• Kinser becomes first woman to head Va. Supreme Court
• Poll says most New Yorkers want developers to move mosque
• UPDATE: Unlikely that 2 men were plotting terror, AP says
• Montana drinking and driving culture at crossroads
• White House says Texas governor declined border security meeting
• UPDATE: 5 American troops killed in Afghanistan
• GOP asks ethics probe of Wittman's challenger
• UPDATE: U.S. investigates potential terrorist test run
• UPDATE: Lawmakers want to handle investigation of state computer problems
• Pool to be open Labor Day
• VaSportsOnline.com: The AFP on WREL
• Low rating for Yancey fire co. draws concerns
• A new look for the Waynesboro Library
• Judge convicts Churchville man of indecent acts
• Players schedule auditions for March 2011 show
• Doing their part
• Virtues of justice subject of mini-course
• The World According To ChrisGraham.com: The TV character Glenn Beck
• United Way to kick off 2010 campaign on Wednesday
• Impressions of Katrina: Five years later
• Odd turn in Clark bankruptcy story
• VaSportsOnline.com: Mike London press conference
• WhenVirginiaWasBlue.com: Dems-Virginia taxpayers ‘real victims’ of Cuccinelli activism
• VaSportsOnline.com: College gridders already paid
• A new year under way at Fishburne
• McDonnell moves ahead with seeking police role in enforcing immigration law
• UPDATE: Hurricane Earl becomes Category 3 storm
• Updated: Judge sides with UVa in climate case, dismissing Cuccinelli demands
• Suspect in Alaska police killings surrenders
• Man killed in head-on crash
• Review: Long list of public-health concerns related to proposed natural-gas well
• Judge blocks Cuccinelli climate-change investigation
• Surplus campaign funds at issue for councilman
• Hurricane warning issued for U.S. Virgin Islands
• Obama to devote much of week to Middle East
• Obama says he's not worried about Muslim rumors
• Paper trails and roadblocks
• New housing at BC makes campus go green
• Staunton ready to jam
• Section 8 surge
• Food pantry struggles with supply, demand
• Staunton council discusses personality types
• Manufacturing company to move some production to N.C.
• Supervisors meeting called to address fire station
• Deputy's patrol car crashes into motorcycle
• No gold at this rainbow's end
• Fishburne cadets float
• Rainbow
• Rainbow spotting
• Preston L. Yancey Fire Company
• End of the rainbow
• Cadets float
• WHS upset bid comes up just short
• Christmas tree growers take old trade high-tech
• UPDATE: American imprisoned in N. Korea returns to Boston
• WhenVirginiaWasBlue.com: Perriello-What are you thinking?
• The World According To ChrisGraham.com: The AFP on WREL
• VaSportsOnline.com: Fall ball at UVa.
• Underage drinking prevention efforts get boost
• Frank Blechman: Stacking the panel
• VaSportsOnline.com: Strasburg-Could he have been underworked?
• Jimmy Carter secures release of American in North Korea
• Deer-feeding ban starts Sept. 1 across Va.
• Danielle becomes a Category 4 hurricane
• 5 killed in Afghanistan market bombing
• Philippine fire leaves thousands homeless
• Guilty Crips gang member to serve 16
• Recession may have pushed U.S. birth rate to new low
• Two-time sex offender sentenced for rape
• More federal waters in gulf reopen to fishing
• Victim's family disappointed at sentence
• Restoration continues on Va computer outage
• McDonnell makes push for ABC privatization
• New Orleans levee upgrades nearly ready
• Assault hearing ends sordid tale
• Crafternoon
• DMV
• Citizens form pro-tourism group
• Pakistani Taliban hint at attacks on aid workers
• Crime briefs 8/26
• James Edward Breckenridge
• Police: Man, 33, abducted girlfriend, 16
• Some state government computer service restored
• Hampton man pleads in W'boro drug case
• James E. Breckenridge
• Paid parking possible in Staunton
• The World According To ChrisGraham.com: The rise of our local creative class
• Judge adds time for theft spree
• City looks to boost tourism sector with new marketing, website efforts
• Police charge group in more mail thefts
• Haresh Daswani: The Manila hostage crisis
• Mary Baldwin president lays out college blueprint
• Bruce Sallan: A Jew in church
• The World According to ChrisGraham.com: Special tax district-Yeah, a good idea, that one
• Swimming banned in part of Va. Beach
• N.Va. man wanted for pedophilia arrested in Poland
• Government estimates millions drive drunk in U.S.
• Army ending its GED program for aspiring soldiers
• Afghanistan militants kill 8 policemen
• Jimmy Carter arrives in North Korea
• UPDATE: 72 found dead in Mexico may be migrants
• NTSB releases preliminary report on Alaska crash
• Pentagon computers attacked with flash drive in 2008
• Marines find 72 bodies in Mexico
• Thomas' wife to address Tea Party convention
• Patrick Evan Henderson
• Goodlatte to hold town hall in Valley
• The World According To ChrisGraham.com: What if … Waynesboro had another newspaper?
• WaynesboroYMCA.com: Y taps Wright to head up SMAC program
• Goodlatte hosts agriculture conference
• Housing market: All is well?
• Manslaughter charge certified in motorcycle crash case
• Downtown Staunton plans special Fridays nights
• Fishersville fire station lands lowest rating
• Daniel Brindis: A nudge in the right direction
• Child molester sentenced to 10 years
• Carolyn Cook: Three states and nothing more
• Soggy, spirited move-in at Mary Baldwin College
• Jim Bishop: Neither shy nor retiring – not yet, anyway
• Goodlatte combats stronger EPA farm regulations
• DREAM Act rally to greet McDonnell
• Virginia district lines could face major changes
• Transportation audit yields mixed results
• VaSportsOnline.com: 1-2-3
• College presidents want more flexibility on tuition
• Bridgewater professor wins history award
• WhenVirginiaWasBlue.com Notebook
• ABC
• VaSportsOnline.com: JMU field hockey 12th in preseason poll
• Cyclist shows her map
• McDonnell in Fredericksburg
• WhenVirginiaWasBlue.com Notebook
• Cyclist crosses country
• News Virginian wins APME honors
• Obama appeals stem cell ruling; some work to stop
• Kim Romero
• Goshen woman airlifted after crash
• Man accused of shooting deputy sought in SW Va.
• Finding herself
• Ousted worker Sherrod rejects return to USDA
• Police nail more charges to Staunton mail theft ring
• Webb secures Senate hearing on Va. command
• Free business seminar, assessment will tell it like it is
• VaSportsOnline.com: The AFP on WREL
• VaSportsOnline.com: London-Choices to make a running back
• Cuccinelli: State can further regulate abortion clinics
• 'He shot everyone,' says Louisa survivor who lost son
• Norfolk sailors heading to flood-ravaged Pakistan
• Jimmy Carter to N. Korea to free American
• Consumers want a voice on health-care panel
• Number of U.S. forces in Iraq falls below 50,000
• Authorities identify man found at Falls
• Flash flood warning issued
• Police say 'angry feud' preceded Louisa slayings
• Man falls to death at Crabtree Falls
• Cline wants surplus fund to help with VRS deferral
• Burned but unbroken
• WhenVirginiaWasBlue.com: Tom Perriello-A level playing field
• Jeremy Bowen
• Faith groups attack McDonnell's liquor store plan
• Petraeus vows no sudden troop exodus from Afghanistan
• Warming could endanger Va.'s mountain wildlife
• Boy, 3, drowns in Potomac tributary in Arlington
• Va. categorizes more waters as polluted
• NATO says bombs kill 2 foreign troops in Afghanistan
• Police say 'angry feud' preceded Louisa slayings
• Obama keeps low profile on vacation
• Firm to pay $52.4 million in Minn. bridge collapse
• Arc of Augusta celebrates half-a-century
• WayneTheatre.org: A Night at the Wayne
• Wildlife Center announces open house
• Cuccinelli opinion pushes abortion clinics to the brink
• The World According To ChrisGraham.com: Nero and his fiddle
• Freedom of food
• Roads report
• ACLU asks U.S. Supreme Court to uphold freedom of the press on college campuses
• House committee to initiate redistricting review
• WhenVirginiaWasBlue.com: David Toscano-The privatization of ABC
• WhenVirginiaWasBlue.com: Perriello goes after Hurt on jobs
• Local private schools faring well in tough economy
• Augusta is ‘home’ for new county school superintendent
• Adult learning in the Valley, Central Virginia
• Back to school: Adults hitting the books in search of new opportunity
• Retaking a neighborhood
• Homemade boats take to pool at Gypsy Hill Park
• Can the tea party last beyond November?
• WIll UVa. D be better in 4-3?
• Building a program, and a new culture, at UVa.
• Taylor: Depth makes him a dual threat
• Can Virginia Tech get the ACC back in the national-title mix?
• Independents face uphill battle against Goodlatte
• Will I be able to find a job?
• Mass call system helps find elderly man
• Renovation or moving house?
• Seminary offers evening, online classes
• Afghan insurgent leader caught; 3 NATO troops die
• U.S. says Iran needs a year to develop nuclear weapon
• Obama takes family on vacation
• Thais to extradite Russian arms suspect to U.S.
• 22-mile-long oil plume in gulf?
• Man charged for arson
• Walkway fixes add momentum downtown
• Killing suspects returned to Waynesboro
• Accused arsonist battled mental demons
• Poll says nearly 6 in 10 oppose war in Afghanistan
• The World According To ChrisGraham.com: The wisdom of … Norquist?
• Radio Hour opens season with outdoor performance
• Wayne effort taps into school, community spirit
• The World According To ChrisGraham.com: The AFP on WREL
• Linda Meric: Imagining a world with paid sick days
• Cline gives thumbs-up on rail news
• Kathleen Rogers: Women’s equality and the climate change challenge
• New Virginia veterans cemetery to open next spring
• Midweek Briefing
• Jenny Hypes: Generation gap
• JMU president cracks down on 'alcohol culture'
• Virginia budget surplus grows to $400 million
• Goodbye, Iraq: Last U.S. combat brigade heads home
• Friends, family remember Trevor Munio
• Va. retailers make plea to change the BPOL tax
• WikiLeaks: Army willing to discuss Afghan files
• Charges pending in Poplar Avenue wreck
• VDOT says road project won't disturb endangered snakes
• Stuff the bus
• Swoope man crashes, dies from medical condition
• U.S. says Iraqi forces are up to the task
• Muslims pray daily at Pentagon's 9/11 crash site
• Killing suspects returned to Waynesboro
• Obama says economy coming back slowly but surely
• Back to school: Do you have your renters’ insurance?
• Berkeley Glenn first day
• Jim Bishop: Threading the phonograph needle
• Burdened by beasts
• Ken Plum: Yesterday’s solution
• Steeple rises for budding Waynesboro church
• Woman crashes car into credit union
• Operation Purple: Camp for military kids
• W'boro men busted for drugs, counterfeit money
• Judge throws out piracy charges against 6 Somalis in Norfolk
• WhenVirginiaWasBlue.com: Virginia Dems mum on NYC mosque
• W'boro man pleads guilty to pizzeria stick-up
• Waynesboro planners endorse ordinance allowing bed-&-breakfasts
• VaSportsOnline.com: Bridgewater football highlights today’s sports news
• How do you like the bailouts now?
• Tax district idea gets tentative backing
• Grant will help Smart Beginnings with ‘Getting Ready’
• U.S. service member killed in Afghanistan
• Judge nixes motion to toss out confession
• Text of McDonnell budget speech
• Obama family heads to Martha's Vineyard
• Time for classes again
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