| Home | Archive | Weather | Traffic Subscribe | Guide to the Daily |
| NEWS | SPORTS | BUSINESS | LIFESTYLE | OBITUARIES | OPINION | MULTIMEDIA | ENTERTAINMENT | HOMES | CLASSIFIEDS |
Local newsShooting victim left wife, children behindSTEPHENS CITY — Kenneth E. Waybright Jr. accepted death, even up until a bullet struck him outside a Martinsburg, W.Va., nightclub earlier this week, his widow said Wednesday. Authorities delve for killer's identity Authorities have few leads or witnesses to help them solve a Sunday morning fatal shooting outside a Martinsburg, W.Va., nightclub. Jenkins' lawyers suggest sanction WINCHESTER — Lisa Miller's effort to block her former civil union partner from seeing her daughter is without merit, according to lawyers for Janet Jenkins. EEOC drops ex-officer's discrimination case STRASBURG — After investigating an age discrimination charge filed by a former Strasburg police officer, the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission has decided to close the case, town officials said. Ground broken for future Winchester dog hangout in Jim Barnett Park WINCHESTER — Chewy and other area dogs soon can have their own hangout. Individual attention focus of new school in Warren FRONT ROYAL — Education tailored to individual students is the goal of a new alternative school planned by Warren County Public Schools to open next month. New 7-Eleven proposed in Clarke County BERRYVILLE — A new 7-Eleven may be in the works for Clarke County, and architects wanted to make sure residents with property near the store's potential site were aware of the plans early in the process. |
 |
SportsWinchester tags Woodstock for 16 runs in rout
Questionable call goes against Cardinals in loss FRONT ROYAL — Cardinals outfielder Jacob Fabry is very familiar with the dimensions of Bing Crosby Stadium. BusinessLocal community banks recognized for profitabilityTwo of the top community banks in the country can be found right here in the Northern Shenandoah Valley. Lifestyle / Valley SceneFarm relics: Steam and gas engines to be on displayBERRYVILLE — Wayne Godlove used to walk home from school, listening for the sounds of his daddy's sawmill. If all was quiet, he would run home, but if he heard the mechanic sound of the machine, it was a different story. |
|
Breaking newsSign up here for e-mail breaking news alerts and our weekly entertainment newsletter.Inside nvdaily.com
AP video
|
||||||||||
RANGER EXCHANGE: Danny Catron and Tara Huffman check their GPS units along a creek in Shenandoah National Park. They are both teacher-rangers working in the park for the summer. Their current project involves marking sites on GPS. Dennis Grundman/Daily 
Top AP news
|
|
Top Virginia AP news
|
|
