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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.

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Crime & Safety
1 year ago
16-year-old shot after alleged road rage incident in Waynesboro

Waynesboro Police are currently investigating a shooting that happened Sunday afternoon at Moonshine Market.

Up close of a copperhead snake
Local
1 year ago
Copperhead snake rescued in Charlottesville by Wildlife Center of Virginia

A snake was brought into the wildlife center from Charlottesville after being found entangled in a net.

Mugshot of Nickolas Alexander Yale
Crime & Safety
1 year ago
19-year-old Stuarts Draft man arrested for alleged stabbing

Deputies say they responded to the 1300 block of Christians Creek Road for a domestic disturbance at approximately 3:49 a.m. on Saturday, and were notified a juvenile had been stabbed multiple times.

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Crime & Safety
1 year ago
HPD hosting large scale active shooter training at Thomas Harrison Middle School on Wednesday

The Harrisonburg Police Department and other public safety partners in the area will be participating in a large-scale active shooter training scenario at Thomas Harrison Middle School on Wednesday, August 6.

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Local
1 year ago
Water shutoff coming to Forest Hills neighborhood on Wednesday

Harrisonburg Public Works will be shutting off water temporarily in the Forest Hills neighborhood on Wednesday, August 6 from 8am to 6pm.

Headshot of Kari Jorgensen Diener
Community
1 year ago
Blue Ridge Area Food Bank welcomes new CEO

After a national search, the Blue Ridge Area Food Bank is welcoming a new CEO. Kari Jorgensen Diener brings over 25 years of experience to the table from all over the world.

Road sign on rural highway warning that road is closed ahead.
Local
1 year ago
Traffic delays for the week of August 4, 2025

Road work and traffic delays for the week of August 4 in the Shenandoah Valley.

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Home & Garden
1 year ago
Virginia watermelons thrive in spite of wet weather

Despite a wetter-than-average summer, some Virginia growers are anticipating a watermelon season worthy of celebration.

Mugshot of Amy Argenbright.
Crime & Safety
1 year ago
ACSO indicts woman for alleged construction fraud

ACSO launched an investigation in September 2024 into Amy Argenbright of A&Co 2002, LLC, for alleged construction fraud. Investigators found that despite the victim paying Argenbright $366,000, the single-family residence in eastern Augusta County remained far from completion.

Up close of a spotted lanternfly on a tree.
Agriculture
1 year ago
Citizen dog detectives can help target, mitigate spotted lanternflies

Spotted lanternflies continue to spread across Virginia. And as experts seek ways to track and control their populations, a new Virginia Tech study found that trained citizen dog-handling teams may offer a solution.

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