Verona News

Persistence doesn't always pay. A Staunton man was charged with theft, processed at the jail and released, and then arrested again four hours later Thursday night.

Police said a man was stabbed and another dragged by a vehicle during an altercation Wednesday night between two groups of people in the 700 block of Sherwood Avenue.

Never having seen 'The Winter's Tale,' I didn't quite know what to expect the night I saw it... Patrick McKeegan of Staunton takes a break from his ride on Cedar Green Road near Staunton.

Never having seen 'The Winter's Tale,' I didn't quite know what to expect the night I saw it... Survivors include his loving wife of 53 years, Shirley Hite; children, Luther Hite and wife, Cherri, of Greenville, Mark Hite of Verona and April Hite of Greenville; grandson, C.J. Hite; siblings, Louise Slusher and husband, Graydon, of Middlebrook, Mary ... (more)

Never having seen 'The Winter's Tale,' I didn't quite know what to expect the night I saw it... Praise to the supervisors who voted no on a tax increase on our real estate in Augusta County and for placing paid fire/rescue staff at the Mount Solon station.

Never having seen 'The Winter's Tale,' I didn't quite know what to expect the night I saw it... FISHERSVILLE - Sadie Mohler Bradley Moyer, 91, of Vesuvius, died Friday, May 11, 2012, at Augusta Medical Center.

Luciano Gioacchini, 85, of Staunton passed away Thursday May 10, 2012, at Augusta Health in Fishersville.

He was born April 25, 1946, in Charleston, W.Va., the son of the late Rev. Edwin E Branstetter and the late Mary Frances Branstetter.

The farmland that Augusta County's government leaves undeveloped for recreation could soon help bring in some cash with an agreement with a private contractor to harvest trees for sale.

The Augusta County Sheriff's Office arrested a Waynesboro woman Friday in connection with the daytime burglary of a Lyndhurst home.

Authorities are investigating a Verona man's claims that a package containing $4,000 in cash was stolen from his home Thursday.

Robert Junior Floyd, 77, husband of Barbara Ann Floyd of Verona, went to be with the Lord on Saturday, May 5, 2012, at the University of Virginia Medical Center.

Many entrepreneurs in the early days of motion pictures made their living by traveling from town to town showing whatever films they could get their hands on.