WINCHESTER — Since opening eight years ago, the Bright Box theater on the Loudoun Street Mall has hosted more than 1,000 live performances, but it hasn’t held one since March 13 — a result of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Division I football players have undergone a roller coaster of a fall season thanks to the COVID-19 pandemic.
WINCHESTER — If Thanksgiving had a theme song, it would be, “We Gather Together.”
BOYCE — In a normal year, the tables in the art room at Powhatan School are pushed together so students can work together and share materials.
WINCHESTER — Black Friday won’t be the same this year.
Winchester Troop 1 Eagle Scout member James Judson (left) and Scout Master Michael Neese stand by one of the signs and social distancing poles they built to better organize and facilitate CCAP’s Thanksgiving meal giveaway on Saturday.
Redbud Run Elementary students pack up a car to deliver food donations collected at the school for CCAP’s annual Thanksgiving meal giveaway.
High school volunteers Elliot Rivera (from right), Jordan Parker and Elijah Ralls wait to drop off packed boxes of Thanksgiving meals at CCAP on Saturday.
Opequon Presbyterian Church members Bill Robinson (from left), Mo Mohoer and Robert Sydnor wait at the church on Friday with 90 banana boxes filled with food for CCAP.
CCAP President Anne Ashby holds a box of donated Thanksgiving foods that were given away by the nonprofit group on Saturday. Each recipient received 34 pounds of food to make Thanksgiving dinner, including a frozen turkey.
WINCHESTER — With a lot of help from community volunteers and donors, the Congregational Community Action Project (CCAP) was able to provide 255 Thanksgiving meal boxes to local families on Saturday morning.
WINCHESTER — The Lord Fairfax Health District recorded the highest number of new coronavirus cases in a single day on Wednesday with 174 new cases, according to Virginia Department of Health data.
WINCHESTER — Winchester Public Schools announced Friday that all students will switch to 100% online learning beginning Monday through Dec. 2 because of a spike in COVID-19 cases in the community and beyond.
WINCHESTER — Winchester Public Schools announced Friday that all students will switch to 100% online learning beginning Monday through Dec. 2 because of a spike in COVID-19 cases in the community and beyond.
WINCHESTER — The rural character of the Northern Shenandoah Valley has allowed the Winchester area to defy national travel trends.
MIDDLETOWN — The town’s Christmas Parade scheduled for Dec. 6 has been canceled due to a recent order from Gov. Ralph Northam restricting indoor and outdoor gatherings to 25 people to slow the spread of COVID-19.
WINCHESTER — Technology is keeping Valley Health System’s operations moving swiftly and efficiently, according to some of its leaders.
WINCHESTER — The city’s Economic Development Authority (EDA) has issued nearly $300,000 in emergency grants as part of its ongoing effort to help local businesses weather the economic storm stirred by COVID-19.
BERRYVILLE — Clarke County Public Schools Superintendent Chuck Bishop said there were no “unexpected glitches” on first day of in-person classes for the division’s middle and high school students Monday.
Handley High School counselor Chyanna Jones (left) helps a Handley senior apply to colleges.
WINCHESTER — The coronavirus pandemic is affecting everything, including college plans.
WINCHESTER — Frederick County Public Schools has temporarily closed Northwestern Regional Educational Programs (NREP) due to the coronavirus.
WINCHESTER — Shenandoah University students who missed out on their first Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival got a taste of the community-wide celebration on Friday with free treats and entertainment on campus.
MIDDLETOWN — Wayside Inn owners George and Becky Reeves have often wondered about the future of their inn.
WINCHESTER — City Council is moving forward with plans to start disconnecting water and sewer service for customers who have accrued past-due balances during the COVID-19 pandemic.
WINCHESTER — The Greater Shenandoah Valley chapter of the American Red Cross wants to brighten the holidays for veterans and active-duty members of our nation's military.
WINCHESTER — City Council is once again going to debate if Winchester water and sewer customers with overdue bills should have their service disconnected.
WINCHESTER — Despite challenges presented by the coronavirus pandemic, Frederick County Public Schools Superintendent David Sovine told the School Board on Wednesday night that the first nine weeks of the 2020-21 school year have been "highly successful."
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