Harrisonburg and Roanoke candidates respond to five questions
Two candidates discuss qualifications and priorities in local and national politics. The Harrisonburg contender cites eight years on council, small business background, and calls for campaign finance reform. The Roanoke Republican emphasizes federal leadership, security, bipartisan work, and opioid legislation, noting committee chair roles and national issues.
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Shy the shelter dog finds new family after care
Shy an eight year old dog with a back leg tumor and fleas was treated at the Humane Society of Warren County. Tests showed the tumor was benign and she is given a clean bill of health. The Fire Pit Campaign sponsors her adoption fee as she bonds with the Shenandoah Shores Volunteer Fire Department Strickland family. contact Warren County Fire & Rescue to adopt.
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Zombie charity walk adds raffle and after party in Front Royal
The event features a gazebo raffle for donors to both charities, a food truck and DJ, and an 8 p.m. after party hosted by Blue Wing Frog with a Dawn of the Dead screening and themed menu. About 300 zombies joined last year as costumes ranged from simple to elaborate.
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Bauserman
Blue Wing Frog
Kelly Sprague
Front Royal
Drug court participant cites Baltimore drug flow and sobriety milestone
James Thall, a 42 year old participant in the Northwest Regional Adult Drug Treatment Court, marked his 60th day of sobriety and progressed to phase two. He praised the program for addressing addiction causes and saving his life while commenting on regional drug inflow from Baltimore.
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Virginia wildfire season begins
Virginia's autumn wildfire season is under way with dry Southwest Virginia conditions raising fire risk. The Virginia Department of Forestry notes about 1,000 wildfires yearly, driven mostly by human activity, and urges burn safety measures including clearing soil, keeping tools ready, water on hand, and verifying weather before burning.
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