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WINCHESTER — A large blue spruce tree in Barbara Brady’s yard is about to become Winchester’s Christmas tree. Read more
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- Chief's workload complicates Berryville Police Department's accreditation efforts
- Laurel Center director: Assessments could save lives of domestic abuse victims
- 2019 Vivian Sansoni scholarship recipients announced
- FEMA seeks city's feedback on proposed flood map changes
- This week's government meetings
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THE PLAINS — Not long after the conclusion after Saturday’s Class 4 state girls’ cross country race at Great Meadow, Millbrook freshman Madison Murphy’s facial expression started out plain, briefly changed to astonished, then burst into brightness as a smile took over her face. Read more
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WINCHESTER — Start the holiday season enjoying the ultimate choral masterwork with a performance of Handel’s “Messiah” by The Arts Chorale of Winchester. Read more
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Should one need further proof that the federal government and its bureaucracy are dangerously behind and out-of-touch with reality, take a look at the “revelation” presented by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention last week.
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WINCHESTER — Start the holiday season enjoying the ultimate choral masterwork with a performance of Handel’s “Messiah” by The Arts Chorale of Winchester. Read more
Local News
- Key witness in homicide trial details killing
- Towering blue spruce to be city's Christmas tree
- Frederick seeks public input on aquatics master plan
- Chief's workload complicates Berryville Police Department's accreditation efforts
- Laurel Center director: Assessments could save lives of domestic abuse victims
- 2019 Vivian Sansoni scholarship recipients announced
- Filmmakers plan to shoot independent thriller in Winchester area
- FEMA seeks city's feedback on proposed flood map changes
- Winchester revenue commissioner's office earns accreditation from state association
- W.Va. woman killed in Clarke County crash
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THE PLAINS — Not long after the conclusion after Saturday’s Class 4 state girls’ cross country race at Great Meadow, Millbrook freshman Madison Murphy’s facial expression started out plain, briefly changed to astonished, then burst into brightness as a smile took over her face. Read more
Opinion
Should one need further proof that the federal government and its bureaucracy are dangerously behind and out-of-touch with reality, take a look at the “revelation” presented by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention last week.
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