Augusta County woman wanted in connection to Nelson County homicide
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An Augusta County woman is wanted in connection to a Nelson County homicide that occurred on Friday, according to the sheriff’s office.
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Authorities: Nelson County man dead from gunshot wound; suspect at large
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A Shipman man was found dead from a gunshot wound on Friday night at a private residence in Nelson County.
Staunton: Mill Street Grill receives criticism for employee behavior at S.C. restaurant
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Mill Street Grill in downtown Staunton opened 33 years ago on Mother’s Day weekend and is not to be confused with Mill Street Tavern in S.C.
Staunton: Police have security plan in place ahead of Saturday political protest
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Staunton Police have been working with organizers of the political protest rally scheduled for Saturday at the Augusta County Courthouse.
Staunton: Magistrate issues warrant in ‘rolling coal’ incident at April 5 protest
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A magistrate has issued an arrest warrant for the driver in the “rolling coal” incident that disrupted an April 5 protest rally in front of the Augusta County Courthouse in Staunton.
Last call: Anti-‘woke’ Norfolk MAGA beer bro about to run out of money
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The anti-“woke” beer dude that Glenn Youngkin gave $300,000 of our money to a couple of years ago appears to be just about tapped out.
VDOT: Updated road construction, maintenance schedule for April 14-18
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VDOT has released an updated schedule for road work and construction for the week of April 14-18.
Waynesboro: Everclear’s Art Alexakis talks politics, ’90s rock and roll, mental health
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Art Alexakis wasn’t planning to release another Everclear album, but the current state of politics may have changed his mind.
Staunton: NAMI accepting submissions for ‘Art: A Voice’ annual showcase
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The Staunton Augusta Art Center will present the “Art: A Voice” exhibit next month, and submissions are being accepted now.
Waynesboro: Jim Wood is at it again, this time over an extra six bucks a week
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Jim Wood, the big loser in the 2024 election cycle in Waynesboro, is either not good at math, or just lying.
