Augusta County: Police hunting driver of white pickup truck in fiery crash on I-64
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Virginia State Police is on the hunt for a white truck that may have caused a serious crash on Interstate 64 in Augusta County this morning.
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Fighting back: Early voting on redistricting efforts in Virginia to begin March 6
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Voting on a proposed constitutional amendment in Virginia is moving forward despite efforts by Republicans to block the measure.
Augusta County: Two men arrested in shooting that killed Buffalo Gap student
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Two men are in custody in connection to a Feb. 18 fatal shooting in Augusta County that left a Buffalo Gap High School student dead.
Augusta County: Board of Zoning Appeals sets public hearing schedule for March 5
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The Augusta County Board of Zoning Appeals will conduct public Hearings during its regular meeting on Thursday, March 5, at 1:30 p.m., at the Augusta County Government Center in Verona.
VDOT: Local road work, maintenance scheduled for the week of Feb. 23-27
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VDOT has sent out its updated road work and maintenance schedule for the week of Feb. 23-27.
Chris Jericho may not be WWE-bound, as we had previously thought
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It was assumed in the final weeks of 2025 that Chris Jericho was WWE-bound. So much for what we were all assuming.
Snow on Sunday? AccuWeather meteorologist says it’s a ‘tough call’ for Valley
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Just as the snow in the Shenandoah Valley has melted, another storm is developing that could deliver heavy precipitation in the region.
Caught in the crossfire? Shooting victim was a Buffalo Gap High School senior
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A Buffalo Gap High School senior is dead after a shooting on Maple Leaf Drive in Augusta County on Wednesday night.
Blue Ridge Children’s Museum opened its doors, founder eyes continued growth
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The long-awaited Blue Ridge Children’s Museum in Waynesboro is now bustling with kids for activities including music making and story time.
Wayne Theatre to mark two milestones: 10 years and 100 years
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The Wayne Theatre, for too long, was used as a political football by our local pre-MAGAs, who seemed to prefer the idea of the historic theater building in the heart of Downtown Waynesboro crumbling into ruins than doing something with it.
