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City considering near-automatic denials for nonprofit tax exemptions

WINCHESTER — Since 2017, City Council has only granted tax exemptions to two nonprofits — Shenandoah Valley Community Residences and Winchester Little Theatre — and it now looks like those

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Last-minute changes nearly derail city s approval of FY25 budget

WINCHESTER — Following a convoluted series of votes, City Council managed to approve Winchester’s operating budget for fiscal year 2025.

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Documents shed light on City Council s May 14 executive session

Documents shed light on City Council s May 14 executive session
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Councilor claims executive session was improper under FOIA regulations

WINCHESTER — In an extremely rare move, a member of City Council has challenged the legitimacy of an executive session held by the panel.

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City Council exploring possibility of half-cent increase to meals tax rate

WINCHESTER — It appears likely that dining out in Winchester will soon cost a bit more than it does today.

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