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Closeup of white pills out of a pill bottle
Community
31 minutes ago
National Drug Take Back Day this weekend in the Shenandoah Valley

Saturday is National Drug Take Back Day and law enforcement agencies throughout the valley are participating.

Baseball player in a maroon helmet and black Eagles jersey (number 6) holds a bat ready to swing at the plate.
Local
8 hours ago
No. 10 Bridgewater Baseball lets ninth inning lead slip away in loss to Mary Washington

No. 10 Bridgewater Baseball lets ninth inning lead slip away in loss to Mary Washington

Baseball player in a dark EMU jersey running on the field, wearing a helmet and white pants with a crowd in the background. 20-23? Wait no.
Sports
8 hours ago
EMU Baseball ends skid with doubleheader sweep of Regent

EMU Baseball ends skid with doubleheader sweep of Regent

Bridgewater College softball: batter swinging at a pitch as a teammate runs toward home, with a large B logo in the corner.
Sports
9 hours ago
BC Softball closes regular season with two wins at Mary Washington

BC Softball closes regular season with two wins at Mary Washington

Daniel Wayne Life
Crime & Safety
15 hours ago
Shenandoah County Sheriff’s Office searching for wanted man

The Shenandoah County Sheriff’s Office is requesting help from the public in locating Daniel Wayne Life.

Trees being planted
Local
15 hours ago
City of Harrisonburg tree planting to support Chesapeake Bay water quality goals

The Rockingham County property is being transformed into a large-scale reforestation site managed by Harrisonburg Public Works.

Adam Ritenour and Christopher Ritenour
Crime & Safety
15 hours ago
Luray Police Department arrests two men in retail theft

42-year-old Adam Ritenour of Edinburg, VA and 51-year-old Christopher Ritenour of Waynesboro, VA, were taken into custody.

The proposed redistricting map for Virginia.
Local
20 hours ago
Redistricting referendum passes, a look at the voter turnout

For the entire state of Virginia, 3.1 million people voted with 51.5% of voters voting yes and 48.4% voting no.

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