Community Foundation makes $631K in grant awards to local nonprofits
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The Community Foundation of the Central Blue Ridge announced its 2026 community grant awards at an event at the Holiday Inn in Staunton on Wednesday.
Search Results for Nelson County
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How did last night’s shooter get that close to Trump with an arsenal of weapons?
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This is now the third time that the Secret Service has flubbed big time at doing even the basics to keep a guy with a gun and ill intent from getting close to Donald Trump.
Can a newspaper have no reporters and still be a newspaper?
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The News Virginian exists, in name, but in name only, and it’s sad for me to see, because that’s where my journalism career started, way back in 1995.
‘Yes!’ wins in congressional redistricting referendum: It ain’t over, though
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The “Yes” side won in a closer-than-expected congressional redistricting referendum in Virginia, with the final count on Tuesday night giving “Yes” 51.4 percent of the vote, for a 2.8-point win over “No.”
Take your Democratic Party and shove it: I ain’t workin’ there no more
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I didn’t get out to the No Kings protest in Staunton today; and want to be clear here, it was a conscious decision.
Waynesboro man charged with five counts of aggravated sexual battery
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A Waynesboro man has been arrested after an extensive investigation into criminal incidents involving a juvenile victim.
Winter storm roundup: Get the latest information from police, VDOT, more
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A highly anticipated winter storm arrived late Saturday night in the Commonwealth bringing a mixture of snow and ice.
FBI: Deaths of two women in ’80s linked to Colonial Parkway serial killer
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The case is officially closed in the murders of two women who were victims of the Colonial Parkway serial killer in the ‘80s.
Trump reveals real motivation on Greenland: Hurt feelings over Nobel Peace Prize
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Donald Trump just let the world know why he wants to steal Greenland: because he didn’t get the Nobel Peace Prize.
St. Anne’s-Belfield alum Justin Taylor, now at JMU, glad to be back in Virginia
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Once Justin Taylor decided to transfer from Syracuse, the next stop seemed logical for the former basketball standout from STAB.
