Local News
Charges pending against Strasburg mayor in Mayfest crash
Charges are pending against Mayor Orndorff, who lost control of the RTV he was driving and crashed into the town library.
STRASBURG – Virginia State Police say charges are pending in a single-vehicle crash in the Town of Strasburg, involving Mayor Richard A. Orndorff, Jr. The crash occurred Friday, May 17, at 10:58 p.m., on West King Street at South Fort Street.
In a Monday email, VSP spokesman Sgt. Brent W. Coffey wrote, “a John Deere Gator (RTV) was traveling southbound on West King Street (Route 11) when Orndorff lost control, crossed the center line, ran off the left side of the street and struck the side/front/corner of the Strasburg Community Library.”
Orndorff, 54, of Strasburg, was flown to INOVA Fairfax hospital with serious, but non-life-threatening injuries. He was the RTV’s only occupant.
The crash remains under investigation.
Bowling Together: Why Work Is More Than a Paycheck
This Week’s Showtimes at Royal Cinemas as of September 24th
POLICE: 7 Day FRPD Arrest Report 9/21/2026
Blue Ridge Wildlife Center Patient of the Week: Eastern Cottontail
UVA Health Review Examines Real-World Results of Incisionless Liver Tumor Treatment
Maximilian James Donora (1995 – 2026)
Dollars for Dolly Campaign Aims to Turn Small Gifts Into Big Community Impact
Clean Virginia: NextEra’s Utility Takeover Attempts, Alleged Political Moves Relevant to Merger Case
Commentary: If You Enjoy Virginia’s Wildlife, Thank a Hunter or Angler
Spanberger Presses Congress for AI Guardrails as States Forge Ahead
‘Drive Them Into Hell’: Trump Ponders Destruction of Iran at United Nations
National Chicken Month Celebrates a Versatile Source of Protein
Face Paint That Can Read Your Heartbeat
Leisa Wood (1961 – 2026)
GO VOTE: Because Complaining Alone Isn’t a Good Strategy
The Third Most Important Gift Is Laughter
Skates, Treats and Safety: Warren County Sheriff’s Office Foundation Pack October with Community Events
Celebrate Kids Day Returns Sept. 27 With Family Fun, Activities and a New Train Ride
Survey Finds That More Than Half of Virginia Families With Children Face Food Insecurity
Could Virginia’s New Law Allowing 1% Sales Tax for School Construction Need a Fix?
Now They Want to Rein It In
From Oil Field to Gas Pump: What Really Determines What We Pay?
When Fields Flood: How Farmers Protect Crops and Plan for the Future
Draw Your Circles: A Map of the People Who Matter
