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Jacquelynn Dobrin

Jacquelynn first started as a part time news anchor and reporter for WSVA in 2022. Before the launch of Rocktown Now in April of 2024, she was Assistant Editor and then became Editor-in-Chief in November of 2024.

Community
1 week ago
Local Dairy Queen Blizzard sales to benefit UVA Health Children’s on Miracle Treat Day

$1 from every blizzard treat sold today will benefit UVA Health Children’s.

Up close of handcuffs
Crime & Safety
1 week ago
Four teens arrested in Waynesboro for alleged stolen vehicle and break-ins

Four teens were arrested last month for allegedly breaking into vehicles, damaging property, and stealing a vehicle.

Local
1 week ago
Interstate 81 reopens, after tractor trailer flips over, blocking northbound lanes near Weyers Cave

The accident, reported at 2:59 p.m., closed the interstate for over two hours.

Mother Duck Statue theft suspects
Crime & Safety
1 week ago
Harrisonburg Police looking for public’s help in identifying suspects in theft of statue

The three suspects allegedly stole the “Mother Duck” statue from outside the Explore More Discovery Museum.

Mini Golf club next to a ball
Community
1 week ago
Big Brothers Big Sisters Mini-Golf for Kids’ Sake returns in September

The fundraising event will be at Mulligan’s Golf Center in Harrisonburg and take place on Friday, September 18 and Saturday, September 19.

Suspect photos form HPD
Crime & Safety
2 weeks ago
Harrisonburg Police seeking public’s help in robbery case

The Harrisonburg Police Department is asking for the public’s assistance in identifying a person of interest in a robbery that occurred Saturday near Harmony Drive.

Up close of pavement being laid.
Local
2 weeks ago
Single lane closures coming to Neff Avenue

Paving work will take place from July 29 to August 7.

Up close of a Harrisonburg Police car.
Crime & Safety
2 weeks ago
Active shooter training taking place Wednesday at Rocktown High School

The Harrisonburg Police Department will begin the training at 8am which will involve several emergency vehicles in the area.

Overview of a railroad track
Local
2 weeks ago
Road work projects begin on East Main Street and Poplar Avenue in Waynesboro

Two different road work projects could cause delays in Waynesboro today.

Staunton Augusta County African American Research Society unveils new historical markers
Community
2 weeks ago
New historical markers unveiled at Staunton churches

The markers honor three local African American churches including Augusta Street United Methodist, Ebenezer Baptist, and Mount Zion Baptist.