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Virginia NAACP expresses concern over voters’ rights this November
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Staunton native honored with Augusta County’s Future Forward Award
STAUNTON, Va. (WHSV) - Making a difference in a community often starts with one person and their dedication to impacting others. In Staunton, that person is Angela Mickens. Mickens said giving back and working with youth has been one of her main passions since returning to her native Queen City. She now serves as the director of the Yates Institute for Engagement and Impact at Stuart Hall School, a private school in Staunton.
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Shaffer Raises Concerns Over Costs
Jeff Shaffer has lived in Goshen for 11 years since he and his wife Sandra moved to town from Houston, Texas, with a desire to “get back to country living.” They own and operate the Hummingbird Inn bed-and-breakfast in town and have done so since 2015. “My wife...
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Staunton family's Halloween house becomes a neighborhood tradition
STAUNTON – There are aliens performing autopsies, a headless woman descending the staircase, a pet cemetery in the yard and a guillotine that traveled from Florida to Virginia. But behind the Halloween spectacle at 214 Church St. is something considerably less frightening: a family tradition that has grown into a neighborhood affair. Kelly Morse has been decorating for Halloween for 25 years, beginning in 2001, when she moved into her first house in Florida during October. "When I moved into my very first house the month of Halloween, and I wasn't even finished unpacking, I was making headstones out of the Styrofoam from work because Halloween's my favorite," Morse said, laughing. "I was, like, making a Halloween yard before I even fully moved into my house." She went on to make a coffin, a mausoleum and a cauldron. The collection eventually became so large that when the family moved, Morse said they nearly filled an entire moving pod with Halloween decorations. Eight years ago, the family brought the tradition to Staunton. "The first year we moved here, we started, and added a little bit each year, and more people come each year," Morse said. Now, transforming the Church Street home
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Hearing Nov. 9 on permit for cottage bakery on South Court Street
NOTICE is hereby given pursuant to § 15.2-2204 of the Code of Virginia, as amended, that the Luray Town Council shall hold a public hearing on November 9, 2026, at 7 p.m. The public hearing shall be conducted in the Luray Town Council Chambers located at 45 East Main Street in the Town of Luray, Virginia.