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  • #1 - City woman recovering from burns in rescue try
  • #2 - Local boy will be a character in novel
  • #3 - Russell 150 land is set to receive state fund boost
  • #4 - Deaths from heroin on the rise
  • #5 - Missing boy, 7, found in gym

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TOP STORIES

Russell 150 land is set to receive state fund boost

RICHMOND — The Russell 150 property in Frederick County, just southeast of Winchester, could soon see preliminary work on infrastructure... Read More

City woman recovering from burns in rescue try

WINCHESTER — The woman whose young son died in a Kent Street fire on Tuesday is recovering in a burn... Read More

Deaths from heroin on the rise

WINCHESTER — Heroin use is becoming an epidemic in the area and people are dying because of it. That was the message... Read More

Local teacher probation lengthened

WINCHESTER — Area school divisions have voted to extend the probationary period of new teachers from three to five years, starting... Read More

New Clarke businesses may get subsidy

BERRYVILLE — The cost of starting or expanding a business in the Waterloo section of Clarke County has been lowered. The county... Read More

Missing boy, 7, found in gym

WINCHESTER — A 7-year-old city boy disappeared for the second time in less than three months on Wednesday, launching an extensive... Read More

Youths help fundraise at Kids and Cops Camp

WINCHESTER — All work and no play wasn’t the motto on Wednesday as more than 80 youths washed cars, held a... Read More

Business leaders offer help to veterans at daylong seminar

Frederick County may allow rural tracts to be modified

Local boy will be a character in novel

SPORTS HEADLINES

Girls’ Tennis Player of the Year: Handley’s Jessie Nolan

Girls’ Tennis Coaches of the Year: Handley’s Martha Johnson and Trevor Scott

All-Area Girls’ Tennis Team

Area brief: Waynesboro downs Royals 11-5

LIFE HEADLINES

International Festival revised

Library staff reunion planned

Field Day will test communications

The Longest Day events to benefit Alzheimer’s

Baroque Ensemble will play at Bistro

Community bulletin board — calendar of events

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