Staunton | City makes plans for repairs of tunnels under Wharf Lot
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The City of Staunton hopes to issue bids in October for tunnel repairs under the Wharf Lot in downtown and begin construction in January.
Search Results for water
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Imelda heads offshore, dangerous conditions still possible along the coast
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Imelda will likely become the next Atlantic hurricane, and according to AccuWeather, could bring heavy rain and wind to the coast this week.
Three dead in North Carolina bar shooting; four dead in Michigan church shooting, fire
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A Marine veteran who filed a lawsuit earlier this year alleging that LGBT supremacists and pedophiles were trying to murder him because he’s a “straight man” shot up a restaurant in North Carolina Saturday night, killing three and injuring eight.
VDOT | Updated road construction, maintenance for the coming week
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VDOT has updated its road work and maintenance schedules for local roads for the week of Sept. 29-Oct. 3.
World Rabies Day | Nearly 100 percent fatal, but highly preventable, expert says
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The Virginia Department of Health is using World Rabies Day to remind Virginians about the importance of vaccinations.
Hurricane expert | Residents from Florida to Virginia ‘need to pay attention’
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Two tropical systems are developing that could impact the East Coast, including Virginia, early next week.
Staunton | Share the road: New bicycle lanes on West End provide access for all
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The West End Business Association and the City of Staunton hosted a meeting about the new bike lanes on the West End Tuesday night.
Catching up with: John Wetzel | The first Waynesboro native to play in the NBA
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John Wetzel, a basketball star at Wilson Memorial High School in Augusta County in the early 1960s, was drafted out of Virginia Tech by the Los Angeles Lakers in the eighth round as the 75th overall pick in 1966.
Environment | Revocation of conservation rule endangers 45M acres of public lands
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The 2001 Roadless Area Conservation Rule established prohibitions on road construction on nearly 60 million acres of public lands.
Trump at the UN | ‘Everyone says that I should get the Nobel Peace Prize’
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Whoever is responsible for turning off the escalator at the UN Wednesday morning just as the 330-pound Donald Trump was arriving for his speech, chef’s kiss.
