Maurertown News

About 80 fence posts partially blocking a section of Swartz Road in Maurertown must be removed, Judge Dennis L. Hupp said Wednesday in Shenandoah County Circuit Court.

A complaint filed in Shenandoah County Circuit Court asks that residents along a private section of Swartz Road in Maurertown be allowed to immediately tear down a fence their new neighbor is building.

Two men charged in the theft of a woman's purse and subsequent check forgeries have been indicted by a Frederick County Circuit Court grand jury.

The new neighbor on Swartz Lane has some fence mending to do if he wants to fit into the neighborhood.

November will mark a historic election season for Shenandoah County with six local offices to be filled.

At last the cold nights of winter have been replaced by the warm weather of spring.

A Woodstock police cruiser struck the rear of a pickup truck while an officer was pursuing another vehicle on U.S. 11 on Tuesday afternoon, according to state police.

The place settings at North Mountain Vineyard and Winery, in Maurertown, will emulate those featured in the first-class dining area of the Titanic on the night it sank for a dinner theater meant to remember the famous tragedy of April 14, 1912.

On 2/28/09 Sheriff's Deputies charged Jeremy Aaron Dawson, 6171 Randall St, Mount Jackson, VA 22842, for possession of marijuana.

Shenandoah County residents offered their opinions Tuesday afternoon on an application for a permit to spread biosolids on 1,753 acres in two parts of the county.

A Shenandoah County Circuit Court grand jury indicted the former president of the New Market Volunteer Fire Co.

Crews from a number of power companies are working to restore power that was disrupted for thousands of customers in the Northern Shenandoah Valley following Wednesday night's strong winds.

The Shenandoah County Planning Commission reviewed two annual reports Thursday night, and can now fully focus on 2009.

Building two new elementary schools is the best way to deal with a burgeoning school population, according to Shenandoah County Public Schools Superintendent Keith Rowland.

As far as Shenandoah County Public Schools' goal of increasing physical fitness in its students is concerned, the division's attendance lines are evidently helping out.