Jeff Taylor
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Downtown Winchester church to rise again in Frederick County (opens the original)
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John Denver famously sang, "It's good to be back home again." Don't be surprised if the congregation of First United Methodist Church starts singing that song, "Back Home Again," on Easter morning in 2028, which is when the worshippers are expected to settle into a new church building at 362 Apple Pie Ridge Road in Frederick County. The church has been on the move since March 2020, when the COVID-19 pandemic prompted its members to find a safer, more open area to hold services than its longtime
Winchester area still fastest-growing in Virginia (opens the original)
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The Winchester metro area remains the fastest-growing in Virginia based on 2025 numbers, according to data from University of Virginia's Weldon-Cooper Center for Public Service. Between 2020 and 2025, the area's population grew by 6.5%. The next-largest growth areas during that time period are Washington-Arlington-Alexandria, which grew by 3.3%, Harrisonburg, which grew by 3.5% and Staunton, which grew by 3.2%. "When you look at the Winchester area, migration actually was accelerating going into
Millbrook places second at sub-region tournament, advances in postseason (opens the original)
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FRONT ROYALÂ â One year after coming up a few hairs short, Millbrook golf showcased its improvement and advanced in the postseason on Wednesday. The Pioneers shot a team score of 318 to place second in the Region 4D North sub-region tournament held on Shenandoah Valley Golf Clubâs Titus Course, finishing right behind first-place Charlottesvilleâs 315. By finishing in the top two, the Black Knights and Pioneers advanced to Tuesdayâs Region 4D tournament at Winchester Country Club. Last se
Emergency department staffing changes begin Thursday at VH hospitals (opens the original)
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Come Thursday, emergency department patients at Winchester Medical Center (WMC) will likely notice many new people treating their illnesses and injuries, according to doctors currently practicing there. Effective that day, Valley Health, the healthcare system that operates the hospital and five others in the region, will sever its ties with Emergency Medicine of Blue Ridge (EMBR), a local group employing and managing the emergency department's doctors, physician assistants and nurse practitioner
Emergency department staffing change to occur Thursday at WMC (opens the original)
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Come Thursday, emergency department patients at Winchester Medical Center (WMC) will likely notice many new people treating their illnesses and injuries, according to doctors currently practicing there. Effective that day, Valley Health, the healthcare system that operates the hospital and five others in the region, will sever its ties with Emergency Medicine of Blue Ridge (EMBR), a local group employing and managing the emergency department's doctors, physician assistants and nurse practitioner
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