Dayton News

2. NAACP President Urges Youth To Be Vigilant 2009-11-06 WEYERS CAVE - Benjamin Jealous recalls how his grandmother told him about his family\'s history of fighting for equal rights.

Chris Rush says, as having too many solutions to preventing the spread of gangs.

Al Neyer Inc. has won a contract for the Dayton VA Medical Center 's relocation and expansion of its outpatient clinic from University Boulevard in Middletown to the city's Renaissance District.

Rockingham County will soon put in place a four percent meals tax after voters passed the referendum Tuesday.

DAYTON - Carol Darlene Ruleman Cobb, 61, of Dayton went to be with her Lord on Saturday, Oct.

Another medical facility will soon be constructed near the Atrium Medical Center campus on North Union Road.

BRIDGEWATER - Bridgewater College will hold a C.R.O.P. meal from 4:45 to 6:30 p.m. Thursday in the main dining hall in the Kline Campus Center.

2. Big Surprises Sometimes Come In Small Packages 2009-10-10 The parcel sat in a corner of my office, taking up valuable space and collecting dust.

Women's group set to meet: Valley Women's Connection of Greater Staunton Area will meet 11:30 a.m.- 1 p.m. Oct.

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.

For many people, Labor Day marks the end of the summer, a sort of welcome mat for autumn.

It is no secret that a lot of the energy driving the local food movement is connected to schools.

Randy Long was at work Tuesday morning when he realized he'd hit it big. Long, 43, of Dayton, was on a break from his job as a maintenance mechanic at Marshalls in Bridgewater when he got a call from his sister, Lavonne Slye.

Randy Long was at work Tuesday morning when he realized he'd hit it big. Long, 43, of Dayton, was on a break from his job as a maintenance mechanic at Marshalls in Bridgewater when he got a call from his sister, Lavonne Slye.

Religion Calendar Posted 2009-08-22 SATURDAY >>FAIRVIEW CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN, 484 Fairview Church Road, Timberville, will hold a hymn sing at 7 p.m. Music will be provided by The Crestmen Quartet.

Randy Long was at work Tuesday morning when he realized he'd hit it big. Long, 43, of Dayton, was on a break from his job as a maintenance mechanic at Marshalls in Bridgewater when he got a call from his sister, Lavonne Slye.

Last weekend, shoppers at two area Wal-Marts rolled carts full of school supplies to school buses parked outside the stores and left them.

Olen B. Landes shows off a miniature spring wagon he made from white ash for a disaster relief auction in Pennsylvania.

Two caretakers accused of molesting a 17-year-old boy with cerebral palsy pleaded guilty in Rockingham County Circuit Court Tuesday.

The donations are growing for kids whose parents can't afford school supplies. Saturday is day two of the "Stuff the Bus" event.