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Brian Brehm

Brian Brehm

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Reporter, The Winchester Star (Winchester, VA)

Winchester

Biography

I'm a community journalist with The Winchester Star in Winchester, Va., covering local government, nonprofits, crime and human interest stories. I can't imagine doing anything else for a living.

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Nonprofits , Human Interest , Crime , Local Government

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Content

Total articles 3194

  • Winchester native releasing new album a year after brain surgery

    By Brian Brehm Verified| Northern Virginia Daily Verified Mike Frazier was living the dream. The 2013 graduate of Frederick County’s Millbrook High School moved to Seattle in 2022 with his wife, fellow Millbrook alum Stephanie Bruno, and was making a decent living writing and performing music. Then the bottom dropped out. Frazier, whose original songs sound like a cross between Neil Young and The Flaming Lips, started feeling ill. In June 2022, he began experiencing what he thought was acid reflux.

    By Brian Brehm Verified · Northern Virginia Daily

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • City Planning Commission recommends approval of daycare center's expansion

    By Brian Brehm Verified| The Winchester Star (Winchester, VA) Verified WINCHESTER — As the city's population grows, so does the number of children from financially struggling families who need daycare so their parents can work. In order to accommodate more kids, the Fremont Street Nursery, which provides income-based child care for parents who otherwise might not be able to afford it, is asking the city's permission to expand its 68-year-old building at 533 Fremont St. in Winchester, located in a Limited High Density Residential (HR-1) district.

    By Brian Brehm Verified · The Winchester Star (Winchester, VA)

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • Local residents speak out against federal employee and funding cuts

    By Brian Brehm Verified| The Winchester Star (Winchester, VA) Verified WINCHESTER — A new group that advocates for the preservation of democracy in the United States sponsored a town hall Tuesday night that filled the auditorium at Handley Library in downtown Winchester. Five panelists participated in the event, but a sixth seat onstage remained empty. It had been reserved for U.S. Rep. Ben Cline (R-6th), who has been criticized in recent months for not meeting with his constituents to discuss concerns raised by the ongoing actions of the Trump administration.

    By Brian Brehm Verified · The Winchester Star (Winchester, VA)

    Apr. 15, 2025

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The Winchester Star (Winchester, VA)