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More blasting is scheduled in Berryville Friday 8/30
Citizens of Berryville should expect more blasting to take place at 230 First Street in town. The Town Planning Office has been given the 48-hour required notice that the blasting will take place August 30. There is no set time as to when it will take place, but citizens should...
Frederick County: I-81 improvements require design public hearing for Route 661
The Virginia Department of Transportation will hold a location and design public hearing concerning improvements to Route 661 (Redbud Road) in Frederick County. The meeting will be held from 4 to 6 p.m. on Wednesday, October 2, 2024, at Millbrook High School Library, 251 First Woods Drive, Winchester. Residents may...
Big Thanks for the Clarke County Fair
Congratulations to the Ruritan Club of Clarke County for a wildly successful Clarke County Fair! And a big thanks to everyone who had a hand in the event. When you’re at the fair having a great time, and everything‘s going so smoothly, it’s really easy to forget just how many people and volunteers it takes to have such a wonderful event —— especially one that lasts an entire week!
Over the Mountain at the Bluemont Fair
The 54th annual Bluemont Fair is slated for September 21–22 in Bluemont, Va., 10am until 5pm both days. Activities take place at locations throughout the village, offering something for people of all ages and interests. Fair organizers invite Clarke Countians to venture over the mountain to wander through their...
Front Royal Tree Stewards Grow with New Members and Upcoming Classes
The Front Royal Warren County Tree Stewards have had a busy year, with new plantings, fresh faces, and an upcoming class that promises to engage the local community in caring for its trees. This spring, the group collaborated with local organizations, including the ACES, to plant trees at Skyline High School and a nearby CVS, enhancing the green spaces around town.
Sterling Park Recycling Center to close, Loudoun County seeks new location
STERLING, Va. (7News) — Loudoun County’s Sterling Park Recycling Center will close permanently at the end of September, according to county officials. The center, located at Park View High School on Laurel Avenue, will close due to a replacement project at the school, officials said. The last day...
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