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  漏 zimmytws 鈥?stock.adobe From news to sports and politics to crime, heres a look at what you read most in 2022. With more than 3.1 million readers in the calendar year, and individual stories racking up more than 15,000 reads, weve compiled the most-read stories of 2022, in case you missed them.NewsSpotted lanternfly quarantine zone expanding to more Virginia localitiesGovernor believes Virginians have been overtaxed for way too longDominion Energy reportedly cutting off electricity to homes that refused smart metersDo stanley website minion customers eligible for $600 or more in bill payment assistance this winterVirginia Tech meteorologist on Ian: Hunker down for the weekendA child in a mental health crisis was abandoned: Youll never guess by whomUpdate: National Weather Service confirms tornado in WaynesboroState Fair of Virginia will feature expanded lineup of attractions, favor vaso stanley ites including The Crooked RoadAlleged affair, a busted lip: And now a school superintendent faces assault and battery chargeNearly 4,000 dogs to be rescued from Envigo RMS facility in CumberlandSportsLamar Jackson goes anti-gay, is mad about being called out on it: This is not OKNo coach in America is more qualified to lead Virginia Football right now than Tony ElliottWhy did Chris Jones pull the trigger  He was a top student, bu stanley vaso t troubled young manThree-star wideout Amare Thomas decommits from University of VirginiaAnalysis: Early signing day was not a good day for Tony Elliott, VirginiaTo those saying UVA needs Nbhb Tourism group launches in Waynesboro
 First Bank will celebrate the grand opening of the newly renovated South Region Headquarters at 1 West Fr stanley quencher ederick Street in Staunton on Thursday from 10 a.m. to noon.First Bank entered the southern Shenandoah Valley market on April 17 via the acquisition of six branches formerly operated by Bank of America. 聽The First Bank South Region includes offices in Harrisonburg, Elkton, Staunton, Waynesboro, Dillwyn, and Farmville, Virginia. 聽The region is led by Regional President Norman  Butch  Smiley, a well-known community leader and former community bank CEO in Staunton.First Bank employs 35 associates in the South Region, including an exper stanley cup ienced team of commercial and mortgage lenders. 聽According to the FDIC, as of June 30, 2015 First Bank had 5.38% of the deposit market share in Staunton and 9.48% of the deposit market share in Waynesboro. 聽Total deposits for the South Region at June 30, 2015 were $143.2 million.The newly renovated headquarters is stanley cup  two stories with a total of 8,200 square feet of space. The first floor is dedicated to the retail banking lobby and consumer lending services. The second floor includes executive offices, commercial banking, and a board room that will be available for use by local non-profits and community organizations. We are very pleased and excited to showcase our experienced staff and newly remodeled building during our grand opening event,  says Butch Smiley, Regional President of First Bank.  The South Region Headquarters in the heart of Staunt