Traci Moyer
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Staunton, VA, United States
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Police: Trio wanted for Waynesboro store thefts
WAYNESBORO – Two women and a man are being sought for an alleged gift card theft from two Waynesboro grocery stores that police say appear to be part of a "larger organized criminal operation." → Read More
Cops strap on stilettos, raise awareness about violence
STAUNTON —Local law enforcement agencies put on heels to Walk a Mile in Her Shoes and stomp their way to finish the line helping raise awareness for domestic violence. → Read More
Injured man found lying along road near Staunton
STAUNTON — A late night accident has sent one man to the hospital after he was found lying on the side of a country road by a passerby. → Read More
Vector initiates $2 a Mile transportation campaign
WAYNESBORO — In an effort to offset transportation costs for its disabled workers, Vector Industries is launching a $2 a Mile Campaign. → Read More
New alert system available locally for seniors with Alzheimer’s
VERONA – The seconds and minutes between the time a person goes missing and the time they are found, are often fraught with emotions and fears. → Read More
Alleged threat to father, lands son in jail
WAYNESBORO —A Waynesboro man is out of jail following an alleged threat to his father that resulted in felony charges. → Read More
Free testing? You heard that right
STAUNTON —Mobile hearing center to visit Staunton for 'Hear Better, Live Better' health education event on Tuesday. → Read More
Valley aging services agency cuts 3 jobs over funding
STAUNTON —A loss of state and federal funding for the Valley Program for Aging Services Inc. is forcing the agency to decrease its $3 million budget by more than $200,000 and cut three paid positions, officials say. → Read More
Dozens tour Augusta County courthouse
STAUNTON — Judi Patterson had a number of questions while touring the Augusta County Courthouse on Saturday. I moved back to the area after being gone for about 40 years. → Read More
Community Child Care helps fill need in community
STAUNTON —The walls inside Beth Orebaugh’s office are covered in children’s artwork. → Read More
Virginia Medicaid pays for Zika insect repellents
Prescriptions for insect repellants are now covered in Virginia under Medicaid and other qualifying plans. → Read More
Study: slipping or tripping can increase odds of death
FISHERSVILLE —Stumbling on a curb, tripping on a carpet or sliding down a step can result in a nasty injury at any age, but for those 65 and older, a fall can result in life threatening injuries. → Read More
Packing the park for pets
STAUNTON —Wagging tails and preening pups kicked off the 23rd annual Pets in the Park on Saturday. → Read More
Statewide hepatitis warning includes Staunton locations
Individuals who consumed a smoothie from a Tropical Smoothie Cafe in Virginia that contained frozen strawberries, on August 5, 6, 7 or 8, 2016, may still benefit from vaccine or immune globulin to prevent hepatitis A. → Read More
Out of the Darkness walk sheds light on saving lives
STAUNTON — A higher goal and a name change are kicking off a second annual fundraiser designed to help raise funding and awareness when it comes to suicide. → Read More
Citizen scientists prepare to monitor water
STAUNTON — Scooping up a container of water, Kristine Adler, walked through the steps of testing water quality for streams in Virginia. → Read More
Family flees home after mold toxins found
WAYNESBORO —After months of being sick, Tammy Hornek and her family walked out of their home leaving 99 percent of their belongings behind. → Read More
Blues, brews and blistering heat in Staunton
STAUNTON — Blistering heat created broiling conditions Saturday as the eighth annual Shenandoah Valley Blues and Brews Festival kicked off. Despite the muggy conditions and hot asphalt beneath their feet, no one seemed to care. → Read More
Police investigating deadly Greenville accident
GREENVILLE — The Virginia State Police are investigating a single vehicle crash that occurred around 2:44 a.m. Saturday morning in Augusta County killing one person in the vehicle. → Read More
Man contacts police about video surveillance
WAYNESBORO – A man has contacted the Waynesboro Police Department after the agency requested the public’s assistance to help identify him. → Read More