Northern Virginia Daily - Fri Nov 06
A fire Thursday morning heavily damaged a Frederick County home, but the family sleeping inside at the time escaped unhurt.
Voters Trickle Out to Winchester PollsWHSV-TV Harrisonburg - Tue Nov 03
The scene at the polls in Winchester Tuesday is very different from what it was a year ago.
Ex-Middletown chief may serve time in jailNorthern Virginia Daily - Tue Nov 03
A former Middletown police chief who resigned his post after being charged with drunken driving 41/2 years ago could face jail time for a third DUI authorities say occurred in September.
On the roads: Virginia Department of Transportation highway projects in the regionNorthern Virginia Daily - Mon Nov 02
Interstate 81: Bridge repairs, with single-lane traffic possible between New Market and Strasburg, Monday night until Friday morning, 8 p.m.-7 a.m. Also, tree trimming at the Stephens City interchange Monday night-Friday, 9 p.m.-4 a.m. U.S. 11: Safety and drainage improvements in Maurertown, with traffic controlled by flaggers.
Classes, clubs help children to express themselves in printNorthern Virginia Daily - Sat Oct 31
View larger image A group of teens meets at Bowman Library in Stephens City recently for a meeting of the Young Writers Program.
SkyDog Petsitting open for business7 Bends - Thu Oct 29
A According to the Human Society of the United States , there are approximately 74.8 million owned dogs and 88.3 million owned cats in the United States.
Slater competent to stand trialNorthern Virginia Daily - Thu Oct 29
Accused double-murderer Justin Shane Slater is competent to stand trial, according to state mental health professionals.
Hospital Declares Slater Competent to Stand TrialWHSV-TV Harrisonburg - Wed Oct 28
A report released in Frederick County court Wednesday declares that accused killer Justin Slater has been restored to mental competency.
Manassas man killed in Md. dirt bike crashJournal Messenger - Tue Oct 27
Authorities say a 31-year-old Virginia man died after a dirt bike crash near Frederick, Md.
Game department to look for diseaseNorthern Virginia Daily - Tue Oct 27
The Virginia Department of Game and Inland Fisheries will begin active surveillance Saturday for chronic wasting disease during the 2009-2010 hunting season.
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