Verona News

Nathan Tenerowicz isn't the kind of guy who is happy sitting around the house. He likes to be busy.

When asked what the schools needed, Augusta County Schools Superintendent Chuck Bishop answered the board of supervisors plainly: $5.4 million.

William Hale 'Pappy' Sawyers, 86, widower of Pauline Sawyers, of 42 Herron Street, died Tuesday, Jan.

County authorities arrested a Verona man Sunday morning after a Staunton man had his jaw fractured a day earlier.

Mr. and Mrs. Karl T. Clebak, Jr. of Landing are happy to announce the engagement of their son, Karl of Charlottesville, Virginia, to Angie Jewell, daughter of Mr.

Heather Via puts away returned videos at Doug's Video on Tuesday. Doug's Video along with Cadyn's Closet Consignment Shop, Blue Moon Cafe & Coffee Shop and an authorized agent for nTelos share the same business space at Green Hills Galleria in Verona.

The Augusta County grand jury indicted a Waynesboro woman Monday for first-degree murder in the July shooting of her husband.

It's not a new idea. The plan for a park in Verona was first proposed back in 2003, and it's been talked about ever since.

Duaieksy Sosa of Harrisonburg browses movie DVDs for sale at Backstage Video in Staunton on Saturday.

Baseball and softball registration scheduled: Northeast Augusta will accept registration for baseball and softball from 6 to 8 p.m. Friday and Feb.

Wanda N. Atkins, 74, widow of J. Paul Atkins, of Staunton departed this world Saturday morning, Jan.

Steve Saufley, a board member of the Virginia Farm Bureau and a farmer, will talk on "Town and Country Augusta" at 7 p.m. on Tuesday, January 31, at the Augusta County Government Center in Verona.

Speaking out about how social workers have handled their bid to care for a relative's infant has cost a Staunton couple their chance to have the baby visit at their home.

Delton and Donna Rae Botkin celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary Dec. 23. The couple was married Dec.

A ll the lawn ornaments have been placed back in the garage, the tree is down and recycled, and the wrapping paper and bows have been tucked away for another year.