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Gov.: Pedestrian Safety Goal Of $455K Grant
The city will have nearly a half million dollars to spend on sidewalk and pedestrian safety improvements around Keister Elementary School.
PMH Considering Merger With Valley Health
Page Memorial Hospital has announced a tentative agreement to merge with Winchester-based Valley Health.
Principals Earn Less Than State Average
On average, Harrisonburg and Rockingham County school principals earned at least 10 percent less than other principals in the state last school year.
Federal Government To Return Confiscated IBR Money
In an apparent about-face, the U.S. Attorney's Office has decided to return more than $215,000 in cash confiscated in May during federal raids of four properties connected to the IBR Corporation.
Trash Contract With Warren County Almost Finalized
Negotiations between Page and Warren counties over a contract to bring about 110 daily tons of trash, and much-needed revenue, from Warren to Battle Creek Landfill have entered their final stages.
IBR Owner Files For Restoration Of Right To Possess Firearms One Week Before Federal Raid
One week before federal agents raided his home in late May, IBR Corporation owner William "Bill" George filed a motion in Page County Circuit Court for the restoration of his right to possess and carry ...
Kaine Announces Shelter Grants
Gov. Timothy M. Kaine announced the award of $9 million in grants for 122 homeless shelters across the Commonwealth Tuesday.
Storm Displaces Two Page County Families
A thunderstorm that hit Stanley on Sunday evening displaced two families and caused an estimated $97,250 in damage, officials told the Daily News-Record. Page County Emergency Services Coordinator Gene Stewart ...
After almost two hours of deliberations Friday in U.S. District Court, jurors found a Gordonsville man guilty on all counts for his involvement in a Page County cockfighting ring.
IBR Attorney Files Motion For Return Of Confiscated Property
IRS agents seized business documents and files from the Valley Exxon along Route 340 near Stanley and four other IBR-related locations on May 29.
Judge 'Connects The Dots' In Case
During statements to a panel of prospective jurors Thursday, a federal judge linked a cockfighting case, a probe into alleged public corruption, and recent raids of businesses and homes carried out by FBI and ...
Shenandoah Wireless Broadband Authority In Limbo
It was with a sense of excitement last July that the Shenandoah Wireless Broadband Authority signed a contract to purchase IPv6 capability from Ambriel Technologies, a Winchester-based communications company.
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IceWEB, Inc. www.IceWEB.com announced today that the Company has signed a formal Teaming Agreement with Premier Technical Services Corporation , a Virginia-based IT and engineering firm, naming IceWEB as a ...
IceWEB to Build $16.5m Virginia Facility
IceWEB , a company that focuses on storage and online applications solutions, announced on Thursday it has signed a teaming agreement with Virginia-based IT and engineering firm Premier Technical Services to ...
Charges Filed In Recent Bomb Threat
Reacting to a series of recent bomb threats, the Page County School Board has approved plans to install cameras in local schools.
This farm on Mill Creek Road was one of four sites owned by the IBR Corporation that was raided by federal agents with the FBI and the IRS on May 29.
Rileyville Man Enters Plea Agreement After Shooting Tenant
A Rileyville man who shot and injured a tenant in his home last October will serve one year in jail after pleading guilty to reduced charges in Page County Circuit Court.
Cynthia Peralta holds her brother Brian, 2, as she and 4-year-old brother Alfredo hurry through heavy weather to the Massanutten Technical Center graduation on Wednesday.
Surveillance cameras are being considered for at least some Page County Schools, according to the Sheriff's Office.
County To Hold Budget Hearing Next Week
After several months of adjusting and tinkering in this year's unusually tight financial climate, the board of supervisors has advertised a proposed budget for the upcoming fiscal year, which begins July 1. The ...