Staunton | Habitat built her home; she’s still fighting to break out of poverty
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Through home ownership, Staunton resident Nikki “Nitch” Lynlee hoped to build wealth and break the cycle of poverty.
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Harsh reality | 1 in 9 in the Shenandoah Valley are food insecure
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The focus for September at the Blue Ridge Area Food Bank is to raise awareness of and advocate for members of the community who are food insecure.
Winchester | Fort Collier hosting open house, tour led by Civil War historian
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Confederate forces in the Shenandoah Valley suffered their final meaningful defeat at the Battle of Waynesboro on March 2, 1865.
Central Shenandoah Health District | ‘Even one overdose is too many’
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The Central Shenandoah Health District is remembering those who lost their lives to a drug overdose in Virginia.
Deep Structure, VPM docuseries, Life in the Heart Land, returns for third season
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A docuseries showcasing Virginia and challenges in rural communities returns in October to VPM public television.
Getting to know: Makayla Venable: Democrat working to shock the world in the 36th
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Makayla Venable, the Democrat running for the House of Delegates seat representing Staunton, Waynesboro and parts of Augusta County and Rockbridge County, gets the obvious question asked of her all the time.
Bunny Lu given six months | Rabbit rescue draws praise, but must find a new location
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A rabbit rescue facility’s months-long quest to continue having a permanent home in a residentially zoned Augusta County neighborhood came to the end of the rabbit trail Wednesday night.
Staunton | City to begin fall heavy trash collection on Monday, Sept. 8
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Staunton residents who want to dispose of large, bulky items during the city’s fall heavy trash collection must have those items placed curbside no later than 7 a.m. on Monday, Sept. 8.
Regional animal shelter | Augusta County officials put positive spin on yet another delay
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A new regional animal shelter that was scheduled to open in the spring has now pushed its move back again, this time to November.
Unmarked vehicles in your neighborhood? Local officials say no reason for concern
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With a nation on edge, it seems unusual that local cities and counties would intentionally send unmarked vehicles to neighborhoods.
