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 Juan Martinez, who became a naturalized American citizen in 2006, holds copies of his citizenship papers. The process of becoming a citizen was complicated, he said, “but when you get [citizenship], it’s worth it.” (Photo by Ginger Perry) |
American dream
It took years, but Juan Martinez is proud to be a U.S. citizen |
Boy, 14, drowns at park
Divers recover body in Stephens City lake
‘Jake’ goes on display in gallery
Rouss weather vane graces Museum of the Shenandoah Valley
Woman taken out by the trash
A Clarke County woman who had climbed into a city Dumpster was accidentally picked up by a garbage truck and transported to the Regional Landfill Thursday morning.
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