Northern Virginia Daily

The Northern Virginia Daily is a daily newspaper located in Strasburg, Virginia. It covers news for the Northern Shenandoah Valley, which includes Shenandoah County, Frederick County, Clarke County, Warren County, and the City of Winchester. As reported by the Audit Bureau of Circulations, the paper has an average weekday circulation of 10,333 and a Saturday circulation of 11,126. It is owned by Ogden Newspapers.

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Strasburg's Colcombe wins Class 2 state track title in 100

1 week ago | nvdaily.com | Tommy Keeler Jr.

HARRISONBURG – Cooper Colcombe couldn’t have had a better first state meet race. The Strasburg freshman capped off a stellar season by winning the state title in the Class 2 boys 100. “It feels great,” Colcombe said. “I’m just very thankful, very thankful for God.” The Class 2 Track and Field State Championships were held at JMU on Friday and Saturday with Strasburg finishing eighth as a team in both the boys and girls meets.
The 911 presidency: Trump flexes emergency powers in his second term

1 week ago | nvdaily.com | Byron Tau |Seung Min Kim |Chris Megerian

WASHINGTON (AP) — Call it the 911 presidency. Despite insisting that the United States is rebounding from calamity under his watch, President Donald Trump is harnessing emergency powers unlike any of his predecessors. An analysis by The Associated Press shows that 30 of Trump’s 150 executive orders have cited some kind of emergency power or authority, a rate that far outpaces his recent predecessors. The result is a redefinition of how presidents can wield power.
Plans advance for nature retreat tying wellness to environmental renewal

1 week ago | nvdaily.com | Ryan Fitzmaurice

More than five years after the Shenandoah County Board of Supervisors first approved a special use permit for Simply Shenandoah, the resort’s founder returned Thursday county leaders with a sweeping update and a renewed vision for what he described as a national model for regenerative tourism. “We didn’t come this far just to come this far,” said Mike Marburg, to a joint meeting of the Board of Supervisors and Planning Commission.
Central girls tennis advances to Class 2 state semis for fourth straight year

1 week ago | nvdaily.com | Tommy Keeler Jr.

WOODSTOCK – Central’s girls tennis program continues to shine even with a young team. The Falcons beat Bruton 6-2 in the Class 2 state quarterfinals on Friday despite a weather delay. The win sends the Falcons to the Class 2 state semifinals for the fourth straight year and the fifth time in the last six seasons. “I’m really proud of how all the girls played today,” Central girls tennis coach Matt Smith said. “It was super hot.
Prep roundup: Falcons win second straight Region 2B softball title

1 week ago | nvdaily.com | Tommy Keeler Jr.

Central’s girls softball team won their second straight Region 2B title. The third-seeded Falcons knocked off top-seeded Page County 10-5 on the road in the Region 2B finals on Thursday. Each team scored a run in the first and three runs in the second. Central scored a run in the third to take a 5-4 lead. Page County tied the game with a run in the fifth. Central scored three runs in the sixth and two in the seventh.
Central boys tennis tops Poquoson to advance to state semis

1 week ago | nvdaily.com | Tommy Keeler Jr.

WOODSTOCK – Momentum switched in the blink of an eye on Thursday. Central’s boys tennis team took the momentum and ran with it in a 5-1 victory over Poquoson in the Class 2 state quarterfinals. “Just top to bottom another great day,” Central boys tennis coach Brandon Lamma said. “Hats off to Poquoson. Definitely, the toughest team we’ve faced all season. But I think this was some of the best tennis I’ve seen from my boys all season too. I’m just super, super proud.
Prep roundup: Central girls soccer falls to Riverheads in region semifinals

1 week ago | nvdaily.com | Tommy Keeler Jr.

Central’s girls soccer season came to a heartbreaking end on Wednesday. The second-seeded Falcons lost to third-seeded Riverheads on penalty kicks in a 2-2 game in the Region 2B semifinals. Ava Pulizzi and Bailey Vaughan each had a goal, while Anna Bible had two assists to lead Central. Last year Central found itself in the exact same situation but pulled out a win in penalty kicks in the regional semifinals against Madison County.
Falcons earn second straight state berth in softball

1 week ago | nvdaily.com | Cody Elliott

FORT DEFIANCE — Most teams dread those long, cramped-up trips on a school bus, playing on an unfamiliar field and being placed in the third-base dugout on game day. Oddly enough, it turns out that’s exactly how Central's softball team prefers things. “There’s this thing where we just really like road games,” Central shortstop Vanessa Gordon said with a laugh.
Strasburg baseball holds off Fort Defiance to advance to states

1 week ago | nvdaily.com | Tommy Keeler Jr.

STRASBURG — Lucas Martinez knew he couldn’t let his team down. With the game on the line, the Strasburg senior centerfielder made an incredible diving catch to seal a 9-7 victory over Fort Defiance in the Region 2B semifinals. The win sends the Rams to the Class 2 state tournament for the first time in 10 years. “That was the most exciting play that I’ve ever had in my entire life,” Martinez said. “Probably because of the circumstances, where we can go now. I’m hyped up on adrenaline right now.
Retired educator Yvonne Lytton running for Shenandoah County School Board

1 week ago | nvdaily.com | Ryan Fitzmaurice

Yvonne Lytton, a lifelong Shenandoah County resident and retired educator, is running for the District 4 seat on the Shenandoah County School Board with the belief that the foundation of public education isn’t policy, buildings or boardroom debate — it's trust, respect and relationships. “Three generations of Shenandoah County,” Lytton said. “I did attend Shenandoah County Public Schools. I graduated from Central High School, and both of our daughters also graduated from Central High School.