
Snow returns Friday, blizzard conditions possible in some parts of Virginia
One to three inches of snow is possible in the Shenandoah Valley starting on Friday night, according to AccuWeather.

One to three inches of snow is possible in the Shenandoah Valley starting on Friday night, according to AccuWeather.
Not many people can say they played in high school for two coaches who are in the Virginia High School League Hall of Fame. But that is what Staunton native Larry Sheets accomplished in the late 1970s.
The Virginia Department of Health is offering tips for keeping your family warm if the power goes out due to the anticipated winter storm.
The anticipated weather event this weekend prompted an early opening to the long-awaited West End fire station in Waynesboro.
As I’m writing this, Saturday morning, it’s still not too late to think ahead about food safety, with a foot of snow and ice, and then an extended period of record cold, on the way, later this afternoon and into the evening hours.

More than two dozen states, including Virginia, will be impacted by significant snow and dangerous cold this weekend due to a winter storm.

Meteorologists are feeling more confident that the Shenandoah Valley will see six inches of snow or more starting early Saturday.
On a recent weekday at 4:30 p.m. – exactly 150 minutes before the opening tip – veteran sports broadcaster Steve Buckhantz walked into the almost-empty Atlantic Union Bank Center on the campus of JMU in Harrisonburg.
Once Justin Taylor decided to transfer from Syracuse, the next stop seemed logical for the former basketball standout from STAB.
VDOT has updated its list of scheduled road construction and maintenance projects in Augusta County, Rockbridge County and Rockingham County for the coming week.
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