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Despite a 40 percent drop in visitation this July compared to last year Grand Caverns is still seeing people come out for tours and enjoy the park.

The Augusta County School Board will be meeting Wednesday to discuss possible updates to the reopening plan.

A gym in downtown Staunton is offering a unique experience during the COVID-19 pandemic.

All students within Staunton City Schools will be able to get a free breakfast and lunch every school day this year.

On Tuesday, Rev. Oakley saw a Facebook post that showed pictures that the sign had been vandalized, and two community members were trying to clean it off.The word "Black" was been scribbled out, and the word "ALL" was written on either side.

The extreme summer heat and the pandemic are causing more people to have to get their car batteries serviced.

Sometimes when things seem to be too good to be true, they are. That was the case for one Staunton man who shared how he almost fell victim to a car wrap scam.

Worried about the security of her team’s income, Michele Gregory decided to open her own salon and bring her team with her.

After Marcus Peters was fatally shot by Richmond Police in 2018, while experiencing a mental health crisis, his family has been calling to implement “The Marcus Alert System.”

The COVID-19 pandemic and the increase in homelessness had led to more people in the Valley needing a place to call home.

Parents and teachers in Waynesboro still have many concerns about the upcoming school year and used their voices to speak out Thursday evening at a Parent & Teacher Rally.

Ahead of Thursday’s city council meeting in Staunton, members met for a work session to discuss a number of topics, including the use of face coverings around the Queen City and the future of the Gypsy Hill Golf Course.

The use of oriented strand boards will no longer be allowed in fire training, due to cancer-causing chemicals that are used to make them.

After about a year of discussions, the Augusta County Board of Supervisors will be meeting Wednesday to adopt a resolution that will give additional insurance coverage to volunteer firefighters and EMS.

Waynesboro’s GraceBuilt Church is expanding its daycare into a creative learning center that will be available for kids ages 2-11 during the school year.

F&M Bank has ordered as much coin as they were allowed from the Federal Reserve and Goose Creek Market stocked up on coin from local banks to prepare.

Staunton City Council is holding a public hearing Thursday evening dealing with Mary Baldwin University student housing for the upcoming year.

Virginia’s Department of Health has received more than 3,000 complaints in the state since the start of the mask mandate.

Since 2009, it's been against the law to text and drive. With this new law in place, it will be illegal to have any kind of communications device in your hand while you're driving, including talking on the phone.

The City of Staunton and the Staunton Downtown Development Association have decided to extend Dine Out in Downtown through at least Labor Day. While it came together in a short period of time, the initiative has been a great success.

On hot summer days, farmers have certain infrastructure in place in to make sure their animals are not getting over heated.

After almost 4 months of being closed, Visulite Cinemas in downtown Staunton welcomed the community back to enjoy the movies on July 3.

WLEC does have plenty of precautions in place to keep everyone safe. Parents can only pick up and drop off their children and cannot go inside the main building.

The VDH is working on addressing outbreaks in long-term care facilities across the state and offering guidance for a safe reopening.

Regency at Augusta, an assisted-living facility, was under construction in 2018 while crews put up a roof and drywall. On January 6th, the building had caught on fire, destroying the progress they made.

The Grand Caverns pool is open for the 2020 season after being closed last year for renovations.

The owners of a popular Harrisonburg bed and breakfast named after a Confederate general say they’re planning to change its name.

The Lake Shenandoah Stormwater Control Authority, made up of the Rockingham County Board of Supervisors, voted unanimously on a tax of four cents per square foot of rooftop that residents will see on their bills in December and June each year until 2030.