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‘Seldom has such a large quantity of moonshine whiskey been taken in the Shenandoah Valley’
March 16, 1964 — A $2,000 fine and a five-year suspended sentence was meted out to a Shenandoah poultryman, by Judge Thomas J. Michie in U.S. District Court in Harrisonburg Monday of this week. The man had pleaded guilty to the operation of an unlicensed distillery and the possession...
Augusta Free Press
Allegation: JMU fraternity members using Nazi salutes, taunting LGBTQ+ community
James Madison University in Harrisonburg is investigating a fraternity for allegedly yelling LGBTQ+ slurs and using Nazi salutes in broad deadlight. A Harrisonburg resident posted to social media claiming the Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity has also taunted their neighbor who felt so “endangered they did not want to leave their house.”
fredericksburgfreepress.com
Live from New York, it’s Tim Kaine!
U.S. Sen. Tim Kaine, in Fredericksburg recently for a business meeting, recalled making history a few months ago. But the Democrat’s story didn’t have anything to do with legislation or policy, though one could argue that it involved political theater. Kaine on Nov. 2 became almost certainly Virginia’s...
countryherald.com
Virginia Weather Alert: Severe Thunderstorms Expected This Afternoon
Blacksburg, VA – Severe thunderstorms are expected this afternoon, particularly for areas along and east of the Blue Ridge. These storms could bring damaging winds, isolated hail, heavy rainfall, and a possible tornado. According to the National Weather Service in Blacksburg, the highest risk for severe weather is midday...
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WHSV
Staunton church sees first Black female pastor
STAUNTON, Va. (WVIR) - History is being made in Staunton as Mount Zion Baptist Church welcomes its first Black female pastor. Tampa Brown Stuart is the first Black woman in Staunton to take this role at one of the oldest churches in the area. She says it’s more than just...