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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.
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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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September 2026
The Stauntonian: Volume 1, Issue 39 | Sirens, Spells & Stagecraft
A Staunton officer kills a man in the Richmond Avenue Walmart lot. And downtown hands its streets to wizards this weekend. And Death fills in for the…
Sep 24
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Brad Thomas
Death Takes the Sleigh: Staunton High Puts Pratchett’s Hogfather on Stage
Staunton High School’s fall play runs Friday through Sunday, October 2 to 4.
Sep 23
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The Whole QCMM, Mapped and in Your Pocket
QCMM.app puts all 119 stops of this weekend’s Queen City Mischief & Magic on one map, keeps the schedule a tap away and turns a walk downtown into a…
Sep 23
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Brad Thomas
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The Stauntonian: Volume 1, Issue 38 | Growth, Grumman & Guardianship
Staunton outpaces its own growth forecast. And Waynesboro presses DEQ on a defense contractor's air permit. And a state watchdog renews its call to…
Sep 17
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A City Waits to Learn How Much Its Air Is Worth
Northrop Grumman wants permission to release up to 24.9 tons of volatile organic compounds into the air above Waynesboro every year.
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Sep 15
A Historic El Niño Is Forming. Here’s What It Could Mean for Snow in the Shenandoah Valley
A Wetter Winter Is Coming. Snow, Ice, or Rain Is Still Anyone's Guess.
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Sep 13
Staunton Is Growing Again, After a Decade That Wasn’t
Staunton’s population hit 26,801 people in the Census Bureau’s newest estimate, dated July 2025
Sep 13
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Brad Thomas
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City Says No Data Center Planned for Staunton Crossing, Points to Zoning as Backstop
Staunton’s zoning ordinance does not permit data centers in any district, by right or through a special use permit, so there is no existing allowance to…
Sep 11
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Brad Thomas
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The Stauntonian: Volume 1, Issue 37 | Plans, Pressure & Patios
City Council votes tonight on Staunton's next twenty years, Waynesboro's schools face another closed week and questions about who leads next, and…
Sep 10
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