
Storm devastated structures in Virginia, but doused dry farmland
The second hurricane of the season roared into Virginia’s Tidewater region with 70-plus-mph winds early Aug. 4, causing structural damage, power outages and tornado-related injuries.

The second hurricane of the season roared into Virginia’s Tidewater region with 70-plus-mph winds early Aug. 4, causing structural damage, power outages and tornado-related injuries.

Shenandoah University will implement on-site COVID-19 testing for its nearly 1,000 residential students during its four-day move-in process later this month.

Congressmen Ben Cline (VA-06) and Dean Phillips (MN-03) introduced H.R. 8022 – the Lobbying Disclosure Reform Act, which will promote greater transparency within the lobbying industry.

The City of Staunton continues to conduct storm readiness activities to prepare for inclement weather forecasts over the next several days.

RealTime Gaming is a software veteran in the world of online casino gaming.

Small business and residential customers facing financial hardship can now receive support on their energy bills through Dominion Energy’s EnergyShare program.

Fundraising professionals and development officers are canceling events as the spread of the coronavirus continues to impact the United States.

A nearly three-year construction project is bringing improvements to Route 277 (Fairfax Pike) near Stephens City in Frederick County.

The Virginia Museum of History & Culture is partnering with VPM to celebrate the centennial of the ratification of the 19th Amendment guaranteeing women’s right to vote this month.

Residents in residential areas of Staunton may contact the Public Works Department to arrange for special curbside collection of storm related debris from their residence.
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