Wayne Theatre marks grand reopening
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The Wayne Theatre marked its formal grand reopening on Tuesday with an event featuring local and state leaders, downtown business owners and volunteers. [Video included.]
Search Results for Weyers Cave
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Landes legislation aiding craft breweries signed into law
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Gov. Terry McAuliffe has signed House Bill 859, which provides a sales and use tax exemption on beer making equipment and materials, into law.
Augusta Health to close Walmart care centers May 1
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Augusta Health has opened four Urgent Care Centers to make health care more accessible throughout the community it serves.
Poverty simulation to shed light on local challenges
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Community organizations are helping service providers and the public better understand underprivileged workers through a poverty simulation.
Landes bill on explicit materials in schools passes Senate
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House Bill 516, which requires the Board of Education to establish a policy regarding sexually explicit materials for public schools, passed the Senate 22 to 17.
Del. Landes lauds passage of Every Student Succeeds Act
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Chairman of the House Education Committee, Del. R. Steven Landes, expressed his support as the President signed the Every Student Succeeds Act.
Houff Transfer partners with Virginia State Police on Move Over campaign
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Motorists traveling Virginia’s highways will be seeing even more signs referencing Virginia’s “Move Over” law.
Letter: Voter supports Neil Kester for Augusta County sheriff
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It’s been interesting to read the many letters to the editor declaring who the writers are supporting in the Augusta County sheriff race.
Letter: Augusta County Supervisor Larry Wills endorses Donald Smith for Augusta County sheriff
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Augusta County residents are fortunate to have four capable individuals seeking the office of sherriff. I have had the privilege to be aquainted with each of these individuals. I give my support and vote to Donald Smith
Economic development to be key topic at JMU biotechnology showcase
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Economic development and industry will be key topics of discussion Monday, Oct. 12 during a biotechnology showcase of the Shenandoah Valley at James Madison University.
