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The bond order has been released for the man accused of killing a veteran’s service dog in Augusta County.

The push by Scott Seaton to get Augusta County to update its animal control ordinance has earned him a censure from the Board of Supervisors.

From a 19th-century mountain village to an island in the Chesapeake Bay, five historic sites have been added to the Virginia Landmarks Register.

ARROW Project’s first official fundraiser will be held Friday, Sept. 29, at Silver Line Theatre to raise funds for mental health services.

An Augusta County man accused of killing a veteran’s service dog, Buddy Bear, was granted a $5,000 bond today.

Augusta County government is taking a unique approach to charges from critics that it is lacking in basic transparency.

The suspect was convicted in 2015 of attempting to kill Augusta County Sheriff Donald Smith when Smith was still a deputy.

Changing maples and oaks make this train journey the perfect fall foliage excursion.

VDOT has updated its list of highway work that may affect traffic in the Staunton District during the coming weeks.

Staunton's Commissioner of the Revenue gave info on the Personal Property Tax Relief Act. Then she provided some fun facts on assessed cars in the city.