Staunton News

Randall Black, the pastor at Faithpoint, said area businesses and sponsors helped his group get a trailer and collect donations.

The Virginia Department of Transportation plans to hold a public information meeting next week on a proposal to widen Va.

On May 19 at Mary Baldwin College in Staunton, Va., eight women are graduating from America's premier military leadership program for female cadets.

The Augusta County Sheriff's Office got the call about the explosion just before 5 a.m. Thursday.

Millions of taxpayer dollars are being spent to fly near-empty commercial airplanes into small town airports around the country.

Margaret Jaster, associate professor of English and humanities at Penn State Harrisburg, has received The American Shakespeare Center's 2013 Words in Action Award.

Some people in the Valley are displaying their art but it's not the average exhibit.

A Fluvanna man has pleaded guilty to setting his own house on fire. Jeffery Wayne Rosson of Troy pleaded guilty to felony arson on Thursday.

Only one person on the Staunton city council voted against raising the fee for trash service.

A few weeks ago, Emmanuela Kolman brought home her middle-school report card. She got an A in band, and her parents couldn't be prouder.

Who am I? I am a regular teenage girl. I go to school, hang at the mall with my friends, and listen to music my father doesn't quite understand.

Staunton police said the 800, 900, and 1000 blocks of the road are closed. That's everything between Statler Blvd.

And there are more to come. Potter, 32, was born at King's Daughters Hospital in Staunton.

As the sesquicentennial of the Civil War continues, it is impossible to resist some of the stories we've covered in the past that now are enjoying their 150th anniversaries.

In the first decade of the 20th century, the city's trash dump was located at the foot of a hill in front of the entrance to Gypsy Hill Park, at about where the old Robert E. Lee High School building is located.

In the old days, you could just order one out of a catalog, and it would come in a kit with instructions for you to put it together.

Cindy was born Jan. 12, 1974, in Jacksonville, Ill. to John L. Witwer and Joyce Elaine Granade Witwer.

Just a year removed from high school, Mary Baldwin College student Alixandria Reinhard has a career in mind, and the job search once that career is over.

A Burke man accused in the wounding of another man during a 2011 party at the Weyers Cave Community Center said Wednesday he pulled a gun and fired the weapon after being beaten by a group of men, according to testimony on day one of his jury trial in Augusta County Circuit Court.

He weighed 8 pounds, 6 1 2 ounces. Maternal grandparents are Mary Reed of Goshen and Steven Ryder of Staunton.