WINCHESTER — Bagpipe fanfare fills the hall, prompting spines to straighten. A well-dressed crowd ceases their chatters, turning eager eyes towards the door. Royalty enters with great aplomb.
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WINCHESTER — Bagpipe fanfare fills the hall, prompting spines to straighten. A well-dressed crowd ceases their chatters, turning eager eyes towards the door. Royalty enters with great aplomb.
WINCHESTER — Socializing with people from different generations is fun, those who attended Thursday’s Young at Heart Luncheon and Dance found out.
WINCHESTER — Peelers were peeling, knives were slicing and hands we…
BERRYVILLE — A Clarke County man was sentenced last week to five ye…
WINCHESTER — One of the Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival‘s newest …
WINCHESTER — When Nicole Lewis lived in New York City, she adored h…
WINCHESTER — Businesses must adapt to change in order to stay relev…
WINCHESTER — Over a decade ago, avid backpacker Garry Green took a …
WINCHESTER — After his eighth deployment, Brian Steorts returned ho…
WINCHESTER — A mistrial was declared Tuesday in Winchester Circuit …
Last year, when Joseph Durbin purchased property on Brucetown Road …
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- Apple Blossom schedule of events
- Council postpones work session on proposed Berryville subdivision
- Apple Blossom schedule of events
- FBI report: Money scammed from Virginians surged last year
- Early voting starts Friday for June 18 primary election
- Festival adds 300 tickets to sold out Country Music Party
- Stephens City planning weighs proposal for two new homes and potential farmers market
- Handley's EL students hear from panel of professionals who were once in their shoes
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The Shenandoah University baseball team is a long way removed from being the No. 1-ranked team in NCAA Division III, but the Hornets now have a chance to put their difficult second half of the season behind them in the Old Dominion Athletic Conference Tournament.
Five Handley High School athletes signed to compete at the college level in a signing ceremony held at the school on Monday.
WINCHESTER — Both the James Wood and Sherando softball teams made their share of mistakes on Wednesday in Class 4 Northwestern District matchup that had some regional playoff implications attached.
Handley High School 18-year-old senior
WINCHESTER — It’s much too early to tell how teams will be seeded in the North section of the Region 4D girls’ soccer tournament.
James Wood High School 18-year-old senior
Partlow Insurance Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival Tennis Tournament
WINCHESTER — As a first-year runner in 2023, James Wood’s Alina Kieffer certainly had her share of success, which included placing third in the Class 4 Northwestern District in the outdoor 3,200 meters and recording a top time of 11 minutes, 58.11 seconds.
WINCHESTER — Two weeks ago, Clarke County track & field head coach Andre Kidrick said freshman Isaac Nei still needed to learn to compete in a meet like the Handley Invitational, where the Class 2 Eagles had the smallest program.
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- Apple Blossom schedule of events
- Council postpones work session on proposed Berryville subdivision
- Apple Blossom schedule of events
- FBI report: Money scammed from Virginians surged last year
- Early voting starts Friday for June 18 primary election
- Festival adds 300 tickets to sold out Country Music Party
- Stephens City planning weighs proposal for two new homes and potential farmers market
WINCHESTER — Peelers were peeling, knives were slicing and hands were kneading Thursday morning as one of the Shenand…
BERRYVILLE — A Clarke County man was sentenced last week to five years in prison for threatening to kill multiple peo…
WINCHESTER — One of the Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival‘s newest events is fast becoming one of its most popular.
WINCHESTER — When Nicole Lewis lived in New York City, she adored her time as a member of a local book club — one tha…
WINCHESTER — Businesses must adapt to change in order to stay relevant, Stephanie Stuckey has realized while reviving…
WINCHESTER — Over a decade ago, avid backpacker Garry Green took a job at a specialty outdoor equipment retailer out …
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The Shenandoah University baseball team is a long way removed from being the No. 1-ranked team in NCAA Division III, but the Hornets now have a chance to put their difficult second half of the season behind them in the Old Dominion Athletic Conference Tournament.
Five Handley High School athletes signed to compete at the college level in a signing ceremo…
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The decay in American education is an alarming national security threat. Most high school or college graduates know a…
In addition to writing this column each week, I write novels. I’m just finishing up a work of historical fiction set …
The current demonstrations on college campuses against Israel remind some of the unrest on college campuses during th…
Noem’s cruelty
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