After two consecutive years of agricultural drought, the Shenandoah Valley is seeing a relatively dry spring.
Harrisonburg City Public School Board members met with Congressman Ben Cline this week to discuss H.R. 899: The Termination of the Department of Education, a bill Cline co-sponsored.
22-year-old Katelynn Ann Hipes of Augusta County was arrested on Tuesday afternoon on two different charges in Nelson County including second degree murder and use of a firearm in commission of a felony.
Most floors endure a lot of wear and tear. However, with care, wood flooring may last for decades. Part of that care includes understanding how to properly clean and maintain wood floors so they look their best.
John Rose IV was indicted by a grand jury in Rockingham County Circuit Court on two charges of indecent acts with a child and two charges of carnal knowledge without force.
Meet Grace and Alice, the RHSPCA Pets of the week sponsored by Bob Wade Subaru.
The 14th Annual School Food Drive reached a historic milestone, delivering 17,642 pounds of food (the equivalent of 16,791 meals) to individuals and families experiencing hunger. This year’s effort marks the largest collection to date, bringing the total number of meals provided since the drive’s inception in 2011 to 100,766.
Dr. Jeffrey W. Carter ’92, president of Bethany Theological Seminary, and The Reverend Carl Fike ’78, Church of the Brethren pastor, will serve as the College’s Commencement and Baccalaureate speakers for 2025, respectively.
Harrisonburg seems like the ideal place to start a business, but how? The Harrisonburg Economic Development team has put together 5 easy steps to get your business started and can help you throughout the process.
Road work for the week of April 20, 2025 in the Shenandoah Valley.
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