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A New Water Main Takes Shape Under West Johnson Street
Crews are setting valves at Central Avenue as the $4.6 million tunnel project works toward its April 2027 finish.
Oct 30
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Did you forget to early vote? Here’s everything on the ballot in SAW
So, you didn’t already early or mail-in vote. That’s alright! Plenty of people vote on election day. Who and what is on the ballot for when someone in…
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Oct 30
The Stauntonian: Volume 1, Issue 44 | Verdicts, Vigils & Votes
A Jury Convicts Two Former Nexus Leaders, Staunton Marks a Month Since Montique Gaston’s Death And Early Voting Closes Saturday
Oct 29
Welcome to Haunton, Virginia
A girl on a depot platform, a hotel basement that served as a morgue, and a campus ghost named Richard. Staunton’s best-known ghost stories, and the…
Oct 27
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Station 1 Closes to the Public Thursday, and Jumbo Takes a Seat Until December
Staunton’s oldest working firehouse is getting a new floor and a new kitchen, and the public will have to wait outside for a few weeks.
Oct 26
The Stauntonian: Volume 1, Issue 43 | Silence, Steps & Songs
Shenandoah National Park Keeps Details of a Backcountry Death Close, Staunton Walks One Month After the Walmart Shooting And the Statler Brothers…
Oct 22
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Matthew Warner Is Probably Writing Something Terrifying Right Now, and That's a Compliment
Matthew Warner writes horror, makes animated films, and teaches jiu-jitsu. He sat down with the Stauntonian ahead of Halloween to talk about all of it.
Oct 21
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Brad Thomas
The Stauntonian: Volume 1, Issue 42 | Pennies, Patients & Pyrography
Voters Weigh a Sales Tax for School Buildings, Clinic Closures Draw Rallies Across the Valley And a Swoope Artist Burns Away the Background
Oct 15
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Burning Away the Background
In a corner of Augusta County called Trinity Point, Heather McCoy spends twenty hours designing a single piece before she lights the pen. She once quit…
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Oct 14
The Stauntonian: Volume 1, Issue 41 | Ballots, Badges & Blueprints
Voters Weigh a Penny for Old Schools, the NAACP Presses for Answers And Shea House Opens Its Doors.
Oct 8
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Brad Thomas
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DEQ Signs Off on Northrop Grumman’s Waynesboro Air Permit
The state permit took effect Sept. 30 and caps the new plant at 24.9 tons of hazardous air pollutants a year. Residents who asked for independent…
Oct 4
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The Stauntonian: Volume 1, Issue 40 | Byers, Bike Lanes & Broomsticks
Byers Street reopens as West Johnson Street closes. And a Manassas manhunt ends on I-81 in Augusta County. And VDOT proposes a slimmer Greenville…
Oct 1
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