Major repairs are planned for one of Staunton's public parking facilities this year. The project is expected to last approximately six months.
When temperatures dip below freezing, avoid the mess and aggravation of frozen and ruptured water pipes in your home or business with these precautionary measures.
Staunton's emergency communications center has launched a new, state-of-the-art 911 call system, making it one of the most advanced centers in Virginia.
City staff recently discussed the final parking study report with city council, offering some initial feedback. Staff will share final recommendations with city council by the spring.
Sixteen children were gifted with $200 to shop for Christmas presents alongside a member of the law enforcement community during Shop With a Cop.
There are several vacancies on City boards, commissions and committees. Learn more and apply online.
Through Jan. 6, erase your overdue fines with a donation of canned or boxed goods for the Blue Ridge Area Food Bank to help local families in need.
Starting Friday, Dec. 1, the Virginia Breeze will provide Staunton with its first long-distance intercity bus service in 17 years. The bus will run from Blacksburg to Washington, D.C., making stops in Staunton every day.
New receptacles for cigarette litter have been installed in Gypsy Hill and Montgomery Hall parks, thanks to the Augusta Garden Club.
The City's response to an issue with a Celebration of Holiday Lights display.
Mayor Carolyn Dull responds to the distribution of recruitment information by a hate group.
The Parks & Recreation Department recently garnered awards for its innovative projects and events, including the Montgomery Hall Park pool renovation.
Several downtown streets will be closed for the annual Veterans Day Parade in the morning and for another community sponsored event in the afternoon.
Staunton Fire & Rescue has been selected to receive a $2,500 fire prevention grant from FM Global to update camera equipment used for investigations.
The entry lane to the Wharf Parking Lot will be closed for repair work on Tuesday, Nov. 7. Parking fees will be waived at the Wharf lot while repair work is underway.
Staunton’s economic development department has officially launched its new website, featuring more comprehensive information for prospective businesses.
Staunton's economic development department is partnering with the Greater Augusta Regional Chamber of Commerce and the Waynesboro and Augusta County economic development offices to host an appreciation breakfast for the business community.
The Staunton Police Department is asking for help in locating an attempted armed robbery suspect. The attempted robbery occurred at the Family Dollar, 2026 W. Beverley St., at approximately 8:30 p.m. on October 22, 2017.
Graphic Packaging International, Inc., has acquired the converting assets of Staunton-based Carded Graphics, an award winning printed folding carton producer with a strong regional position in the food, craft beer and other consumer product markets.
Graphic Packaging International, Inc. will invest $20 million to expand its manufacturing operation in the City of Staunton.