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Look out for ‘Mr. Smith’

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October 23, 1890 — About three months ago a man giving his name as Charles F. Smith, and claiming to hail from Roanoke, made his appearance in the Stony Man neighborhood, this county, where he married […]
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Big catch in the South Fork

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October 22, 1965 — Danny Crist, 11, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Crist, of Luray, caught a huge carp in the Shenandoah River Saturday of last week. The fish was 31 inches long and […]
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Native of Luray receives Bronze Star 14 years after heroic act in Korea

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October 21, 1965 — When vehicles carrying about 60 wounded American soldiers stalled in a swollen river in Korea in 1951, Eugene W. Lillard, of Front Royal, and a native of Luray, was one of […]
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‘Must have been the act of an incendiary’

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October 20, 1887 — The fine new bank barn belonging to Mr. J.B. Ruffner, situated on his farm, about three miles northwest of Luray, was destroyed by fire Saturday night about 7 o’clock. There were […]
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Town to now charge churches for water

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October 19, 1989 — The pastors of area churches say that while they were happy to have free utility service, they understand why the town must now charge every customer — even itself. “It doesn’t […]
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Douglas McArthur, Jesse James and Bernard injured in one-car collision on 340

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October 18, 1962 — Three were injured in a one-car collision on U.S. 340 in Stanley at 2:25 p.m. on Monday, Oct. 8, when a 1953 Ford operated by Douglas McArthur Cubbage of Stanley ran […]

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    April 6, 1890 — After consultation with many ex-Confederate soldiers we find them in favor of holding a reunion sometime in the near future. What say you comrades, to having such a meeting the 4th [...]

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