Brian Brehm

WINCHESTER — You don't need money to lead a life of luxury. That's the message behind "Guide to Simple Luxuries," a book written by Winchester

WINCHESTER — "Oppenheimer" is one of the most acclaimed and successful movies in years, but there's one Winchester woman who refuses to watch it.

It has been nearly four months since Maryland resident Jason Diego Abarca went missing after allegedly carjacking a vehicle in Winchester, and his mother now suspects he may have been

Houses in Blue Ridge Habitat for Humanity's Norris Village Phase II.

WINCHESTER — For half a century, Judith "Judy" Fravel wore a smile in a place often associated with frowns and frustration.

Del. Bill Wiley (from right) presents a framed copy of a Virginia House of Delegates resolution celebrating the life of Amy McFarland to her mother, Mary McFarland, during a memorial service Saturday in the Mount Olive United Methodist Church cemetery in Frederick County. Looking on are Amy's boyfriend, Dan Klinck, and Mary's partner, the Rev. Mike Crabill. Amy, a Mount Williams resident who, despite numerous physical challenges, uplifted and encouraged everyone she encountered. She died on July 20 at the age of 43.

For half a century, Judith "Judy" Fravel wore a smile in a place often associated with frowns and frustration.

Artificial flowers placed in a rocky outcropping on Blue Ridge Mountain Road in Bluemont memorialize those 92 people who were killed when TWA Flight 514 struck the rock during a crash on Dec. 1, 1974. WINC Radio reporter Archie McKay went to the mountaintop to cover the crash.

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Millbrook High School alumnus Stephanie Ann Bruno signs copies of her first novel, "The Recipe for Yellow," on April 13 at Winchester Book Gallery on the Loudoun Street Mall. The former Stephens City resident now lives in Seattle with her husband, Mike Frazier.