COVID-19 vaccines for children ages 6 months to 6 years are available now in the northern Shenandoah Valley, and local health-care providers are beginning to offer appointment times and schedule vaccination clinics.
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Friday, July 01, 2022
Strasburg resident Kathy Kanter has been elected a district governor in Rotary International.
WINCHESTER — All local, state and federal government facilities will be closed Monday in observance of Independence Day, a commemoration of the July 4, 1776, adoption of the Declaration of Independence by the Second Continental Congress.
WINCHESTER — The Northern Shenandoah Valley was well represented on a list of grant recipients announced by Gov. Glenn Youngkin on Friday.
WINCHESTER — Results from Frederick County Public Schools’ School Quality and Perceptions Survey conducted by independent research firm K12 Insight found a majority of students (61%), parents (78%) and school-based staff (80%) rate the overall quality of their school as good or excellent.
Thursday, June 30, 2022
BERRYVILLE — Clarke County Public Schools is reconsidering how learning materials some people find objectionable may be considered for removal from schools.
WINCHESTER — City Council’s Planning and Economic Development Committee has joined the Winchester Planning Commission in endorsing a residential and commercial development that committee member Kim Herbstritt described as “a big deal, a really big deal.”
WINCHESTER — For the first time in at least five years, Winchester’s Police and Fire and Rescue departments are both fully staffed.
WINCHESTER — Frederick County is trying to give glass recycling another chance.
BERRYVILLE — Clarke County Public Schools officials say they're not trying to hide anything from the public about two recent matters that generated controversy.
Wednesday, June 29, 2022
WINCHESTER — City Council is considering some major updates to its ban on firearms in local government buildings, public parks and at designated events.
WINCHESTER — City Council and the Winchester School Board have pledged to work more closely together when developing annual operating budgets for Winchester Public Schools.
WINCHESTER — The Frederick County School Board voted 6-1 Tuesday night to name J. David Martin interim superintendent effective Friday.
WINCHESTER — Blue Ridge Hospice has launched a 24/7 telephone support service to make it easier for the community to access the nonprofit's end-of-life services as soon as the need arises.
WINCHESTER — The Winchester School Board on Monday night voted unanimously to reduce its fisal year 2023 general operating fund by $1,196,918, from the previously approved amount of $66,144,483 to $64,947,565.
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