Nov 22, 2022 / egnidziejko
(Published 11/22/2022) Thanksgiving is here again and it’s time to give thanks for our families, friends, communities, health, food, pets, jobs, and more. Here’s what we’re thankful for in Staunton this year. More
Nov 17, 2022 / egnidziejko
(Published 11/17/2022) Today is National Hiking Day, and it’s really worth celebrating since hiking is good for both your waistline and your mind. Here are some local hikes that will help you stretch your legs and commune with nature. More
Sep 22, 2022 / madden
(Published 09/22/2022) Today is the fall equinox, meaning that fall has officially arrived in Staunton. While the days are still warm, the nights are getting cooler and nature knows the seasons have changed. More
Aug 11, 2022 / madden
(Published 08/11/2022) It might not feel like fall yet, but with many schools starting soon, we know that summer is on its way out. Are you looking for a final, fun trip to take with the family before the leaves start changing, and before soccer and football gobble up all your Saturdays? More
May 26, 2022 / madden
(Published 05/26/2022) Don’t have plans for the weekend? How about a good, old-fashioned picnic? Pack the picnic basket, shake out the blanket, grab a frisbee, and get ready for some wholesome summer fun. More
Sep 23, 2021 / madden
(Published 09/23/2021) The weather’s cooling, the birds are migrating, and the kids are safely away in school. Football is back on TV, and the leaves are starting to adorn the lawn. But there’s more to fall than raking, cheering, and pumpkin spice latte. More
Oct 22, 2018 / madden
Situated at the intersection of interstates 81 and 64, Staunton always offers easy access. However, autumn days are perfect for more scenic drives, full of fall colors and vibrant culture. If you’re looking to take in all the Valley has to offer, check out one of these more leisurely alternatives. More
Aug 09, 2018 / madden
Staunton is not only a portal to Skyline Drive, the iconic 105-mile thoroughfare bisecting Virginia’s Shenandoah National Park, but it also sits at the northern cusp of the Blue Ridge Parkway. Check out these two scenic drives, arguably some of the best thoroughfares on the east coast for leaf-peeping: skyline drive Flanked by the 200,000 acres of the Shenandoah National Park, Skyline Drive is laden with 69 different scenic overlooks along the 105-mile long public road. More