Roasting success in Staunton: Cat Nap Coffee expands into brick-and-mortar location
The Cat Nap Coffee Roasting Cafe will make its Staunton debut August 9 and 10 at Queen City Brewing Co. on Spring Hill Road.
The Cat Nap Coffee Roasting Cafe will make its Staunton debut August 9 and 10 at Queen City Brewing Co. on Spring Hill Road.
Terry Bollea, who rose to fame in the 1980s as Hulk Hogan, the babyface champ that Vince McMahon used as the foundation of his expansion of his father’s regional WWF promotion into an international juggernaut, died on Thursday.
After Sixth District Congressman Ben Cline voted with other House Republicans to eliminate federal funding for public broadcasting and to cut foreign aid, he posted this on his X account. According to the Center for American Progress: The roughly $8.3 billion in targeted [foreign aid] accounts support U.S. responses to conflict, hunger, disease, and democratic decline—all core tools…
Two entrepreneurs are looking to revive nightlife in Downtown Staunton through a new social club they call The Box.
Ben Cline, today, is touting an award that he got from a MAGA group with an important-sounding name that seems to do little other than track votes and give out meaningless awards.
We got our hands on the updated VDOT schedule for road work, construction and maintenance for the week of July 21-25.
The Page County Sheriff’s Office is attempting to locate a missing 6-year-old. Harrison Jones went missing from Page County on June 23.
If drones dancing in the sky weren’t enough to draw you to Waynesboro, perhaps an assortment of fun bright lights might do the trick.
A Staunton judge granted a continuance in the case of Jeffrey Wayne Armentrout, a local towing company owner charged with misdemeanor reckless driving in a “rolling coal” incident at a political protest in Staunton on April 5.
The prosecution of a Staunton tow truck company owner charged with misdemeanor reckless driving in a “coal rolling” incident at the Augusta County Courthouse at an April 5 political rally will be handled by … me?
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