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Bet on a fun and safe Labor Day holiday by hedging distractions and risks on the road
RICHMOND, VA (VR) — The odds of having a fantastic Labor Day weekend are in your favor, though the chances of becoming a traffic safety statistic are something to keep in mind. Virginia State Police stopped 4,475 speeders and 1,945 reckless drivers during 2023’s four-day Labor Day weekend. State troopers also cited 491 seat belt violations […] The post Bet on a fun and safe Labor Day holiday by hedging distractions and risks on the road appeared first on The Virginian Review.
Va. Rep. Don Beyer at DNC criticizes GOP stance, says he is 'instinctively anti-tariff'
Virginia Rep. Don Beyer said tariffs on imports will "have a huge inflationary impact on the economy" in the United States as he spoke to Scripps News on Wednesday from the Democratic National Convention in Chicago. Rep. Beyer, a Democrat, pushed back in no uncertain terms about his opposition to...
Boil notice in effect for some Pendleton County water customers
PENDLETON COUNTY, W.Va. (WHSV) - A boil water notice will soon be in effect for some residents in Pendleton County. Pendleton County PSD Water customers who are north of Franklin along US 220 will be without water while crews repair a leak. Once the repairs are complete, residents are under a boil notice until advised otherwise, according to the Pendleton County Office of Emergency Management.
Baltimore man dead, found with extensive injuries lying on Route 29 in Greene County
A man found with extensive injuries in the travel lanes on U.S. 29 in Greene County Saturday night has died. Juan Jose Mancia Pinto, of Baltimore, Md., died at the scene. Virginia State Police responded to the scene, one mile north of the Albemarle County and Greene County line, at approximately 11:14 p.m. on Aug. 17.
Augusta Health offers fresh vegetables, recipes to combat chronic diseases
FISHERSVILLE, Va. (WHSV) - Augusta Health’s Farmacy program gives people access to fresh vegetables and preparation guides so folks can make healthy lifestyle changes if they are at risk of chronic disease.
Wood tops field of 42 runners at Chrisman Classic
LURAY, Aug. 17 — The Bulldogs of Luray opened up their cross country season last weekend by hosting the fifth annual Chrisman Classic on their home course and having their own Annah Wood win the girls’ division in 6:05 over 41 other competitors. In a field of nearly...
No federal dollars: Waynesboro expects state to come through with museum funds
U.S. Sens. Mark Warner and Tim Kaine secured $125 million for high-impact projects throughout Virginia through Congressional directed spending. In the Shenandoah Valley, priorities included a health facility, multi-use park, laboratory equipment, affordable housing renovations, a business accelerator, exam room renovation and a documentary. One large project that was left...
Source: Approximately 30 renters evicted from Brandon Ladd Apartments in Waynesboro
Approximately 30 renters will have to find a new place to call home after Brandon Ladd Apartments in Waynesboro allegedly served eviction notices to a number of residents on Monday, according to a source who asked to remain anonymous. The source was concerned that many lives would be destroyed by...
State revokes Chesapeake daycare’s license, leaving parents scrambling
CHESAPEAKE, Va. (WAVY) — The Commonwealth of Virginia has revoked the operating license for Childtime Learning Center in Greenbrier after inspectors found repeated violations at the business over a four-month period. Parents of children enrolled in daycare at Childtime found out via a letter Tuesday night that the business off Eden Way will shut its […]
‘Shopping cart killer’ suspect won’t use insanity defense, seeks to bar mention of Fairfax Co., DC cases
Robinson is also suspected in two deaths in Fairfax County and one in D.C. — but hasn’t been charged in those cases. Defense attorney Louis Nagy says the psychiatric evaluation, ordered by a Rockingham County Circuit Court judge, in 2022, “was not helpful,” as he considered an insanity defense.
Gift and Thrift reaches new patrons in Agora Downtown Market
Gift and Thrift — the community favorite and one-stop shop for decorative trinkets, used books and unique furniture — is welcoming a second location to downtown Harrisonburg. The store, showcasing “pre-loved” products “from antiques to designer handbags,” according to its website, will be opening an installation along with...
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