Fort Valley News

Deputies in Shenandoah County are reporting some stolen Civil War memorabilia in Edinburg.

Volunteers with the now disbanded Strasburg Rescue Squad wanted to know how they could get back into business Tuesday during an open meeting following the decision to dissolve it.

On 4/6/09 a breaking and entering was reported to the Sheriff's Office. According to the complainant, unknown person entered a business on Senedo Rd, Edinburg, VA, removed mechanical equipment and caused damage.

WOODSTOCK There was not a dry eye in Fort Valley Nursery last Tuesday evening when Audrey Bright described how Pastor Rodney Lebron saved Crystal Grow's two children from her burning home.

Steve Foster, left, and Robert Duvall meet with Foster's national champion trick mule, Grace, at Southern States in Front Royal on Saturday.

The Shenandoah County Sheriff's Office has charged a woman with hit and run in relation to a crash for which another person was originally charged.

Dorothy Seaman, 90, looks outside the living room window of her Woodstock home on Monday.

Johnathan Foltz, 14, left, of Edinburg, and Kai Gingerich, 15, of Fort Valley, each recently won a scholarship to attend the Self-determination Youth Summit in Norfolk, which took place Monday through Wednesday.

A third person has been indicted by a Frederick County Circuit Court grand jury in the sexual abuse of a 14-year-old girl.

High winds brought along the usual suspects Thursday as they swept their way through the Northern Shenandoah Valley.

STAUNTON - Periodic power outages were reported in the Shenandoah Valley throughout the day, but as of late Thursday night no problems were being reported locally.

Bee Countdown Posted 2009-02-09 Kinsey Ann Wilk Editor's Note: This is the first of 23 profiles of the contestants in the 2009 Daily News-Record Regional Spelling Bee, which will be held at Skyline Middle ...

WOODSTOCK The tide will turn. The economy will get better. In life, as in business, it's all a matter of perspective, and faith.