Staunton man arrested for computer solicitation of Augusta County teen, student
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An investigation into inappropriate messages sent to a student has led to the arrest of a Staunton man for felony solicitation.
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Friends of Staunton Library to hold terrace project groundbreaking May 6
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The Friends of the Staunton Library are thrilled to announce that construction on the Terrace Project will begin in May.
John Reid resists pressure to drop out of LG race over hot gay online photos
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Virginia Republicans obviously don’t want John Reid, a gay White man, on their DEI state ticket with a Black woman immigrant and the son of a Cuban refugee.
NBC29 meteorologist charged with sex extortion, more victims sought
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A former NBC29 meteorologist is facing charges after he allegedly recorded a video of a consensual sex encounter and extorted the victim.
Mailbag: Reader doesn’t like defense of Staunton Police for April 19 rally security
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Andy Zipser, a self-styled “geezer” and Staunton resident, wrote today to express his displeasure with my “exculpation” of the Staunton Police Department for its security plan at this past weekend’s protest rally at the Augusta County Courthouse.
‘Respect the zone’: VDOT celebrates National Work Zone Awareness Week
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VDOT joins a national effort to bring attention to work zone safety and spread awareness during National Work Zone Awareness Week.
Tim Kaine and Mark Warner need to be more like Chris Van Hollen
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Maryland Sen. Chris Van Hollen, in the first week of the Senate’s two-week recess, risked his life to try to bring home Kilmar Abrego Garcia.
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.
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.
Virginia State Police giving residents, travelers a chance to say thanks with new program
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When a state trooper goes about and beyond for you, it might be hard to track them down to thank them after the emergency situation is over.
