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The Stauntonian: Volume 1, Issue 45 | Pennies, Paperwork & Plans
Staunton and Waynesboro Vote Yes on a School Sales Tax, a Court Filing Describes the Struggle Before the Walmart Shooting And the City’s Housing…
Nov 5
New Court Filing Describes the Struggle Before the Walmart Shooting in Staunton
State Police are still investigating, the body camera video remains unreleased and an outside prosecutor will review the case.
Nov 5
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Staunton and Waynesboro Voted Yes on the School Tax. Augusta County Voted No by Nearly Two to One.
The same 1 percent question drew 57, 63 and 34 percent support, and the results put the three school systems on different paths.
Nov 4
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Brad Thomas
Staunton’s Housing Strategy Enters Its Final Two Months
The city’s 18-month implementation window closes in December. A neighborhood survey wrapped October 24, and we found no public update on the rest.
Nov 4
How did the election shake out?
Staunton, Augusta County and Waynesboro residents voted on Nov. 3. What did they vote for?
Published on Lyra Bordelon
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Nov 4
October 2026
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…
Published on Lyra Bordelon
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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
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