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Steve Landes and Todd Gilbert easily won re-election Tuesday, while fellow Republican Richard \"Dickie\" Bell cruised to victory in the area\'s only open-seat contest for the House of Delegates.

Wind Chill: 44 F Deputies in Page County are investigating a suspicious fire that destroyed a home.

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Ryan John Frank Sullivan craved fire for lunch. To feed this hunger, according to Rockingham County Assistant Commonwealth's Attorney Cristabele Opp, Sullivan set fire to an unoccupied two-story dwelling in Broadway during his lunch break in April, not only for himself, but to create an alibi for his accomplice, Michael Allen Bell, who participated ...

MARTINSBURG, W.Va. - Edward "Eddie" Dale Spitler, 50, of 3413 Bryce Lane, Broadway, Va., and formerly of Staunton, Va., passed away Saturday, Oct.

This week's column discusses conductor Marin Alsop's new recording of Leonard Bernstein's Mass , and an extra-musical box bursting with the sound of Kay Thompson.

A family from Broadway, VA recieved a "cashiers check for $1 million worth of good luck" as representatives of the one millionth visitor to Busch Gardens since it opened.

SATURDAY >>BETHLEHEM BRETHREN CHURCH, Pleasant Hill Road, will hold a community yard and church bake sale from 7 a.m.-1 p.m. >>HARRISONBURG CHURCH OF CHRIST, 25 Maryland Ave., will hold its annual fall festival beginning at 10 a.m. Activities include horseshoes, volleyball, croquet, bounce house , badminton, soccer and bingo .

Home : Features : Theater : Jackman Stops Show Due to Cell Phone Interference Jackman Stops Show Due to Cell Phone Interference 28-Sep-2009 Written by: Justin Carbone Jackman puts cell phone distrubance in its place.

Mill Mountain Theatre canceled its season in January because of mounting debt , but the the financially struggling organization has continued its education programming , and it appears that branch is bearing fruit, as education director Ginger Poole has called for auditions for "Annie Jr.," a version of the famous musical to feature a cast ranging ...

Campaign expense reports filed this week with the state Board of Elections show local Republican lawmakers maintaining an overall fundraising edge over their Democratic challengers.

The following property transfers, for at least $150,000 each, were recorded Sept.

Release from Cohn Dutcher Associates: JAFFEHOLDEN DESIGNS ARCHITECTURAL ACOUSTICS AND SOUND SYSTEMS FOR VIRGINIA'S NEW PERFORMING ARTS CENTER Five Years and $56 million After Groundbreaking, Richmond CenterStage Celebrates its Grand Opening on September 12, 2009 Richmond, VA - On September 12, 2009, the Virginia Performing Arts Foundation will ...

A registered sex offender who admitted violating a new Virginia law by coming onto school grounds will spend the next two months behind bars.

BRANNER PRINTING WINS a oeAWARD OF EXCELLENCEa FOR a oeTO WALK THE EARTH IN SAFETYa PUBLICATION On Behalf of Department of State and JMUa s Center for International Stabilization and Recovery All entries were judged by the Printing Industries of America/Graphic Arts Technical Foundation.

Officials for Pilgrim's Pride remained silent Friday about reports that the financially troubled poultry company may soon be sold to a South American beef producer.

STUARTS DRAFT - Stuarts Draft had little trouble recording its second win of the season Tuesday night as the Cougars swept past the Broadway Gobblers 25-12, 25-15, 25-20 in a nondistrict volleyball match.

In 1642, a wheelwright named Claes Rademaker, stooping over a chest of duffels cloth, which he had intended to barter for beaver pelts, was axed in the back of the neck.

SATURDAY >>FULL GOSPEL LIGHTHOUSE TABERNACLE, U.S. 33 near Elkton, will host Joe Green from Ruth, N.C., and Danny Stemen from Sarasota, Fla., at 7 p.m. Call Pastor Ronald Spencer at 249-8618 for more information.

Local By Bette S. Mahoney, Special to the Rappahannock News Source: Rappahannock News THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 3 2009 Once again, the Rappahannock Association for the Arts and Community is going on tour.