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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.

Up close of using a smart phone.
Community
1 year ago
Become a ‘Neighbor in the Know’ by registering for Harrisonburg-Rockingham Emergency Alerts

The City of Harrisonburg is encouraging community members to keep themselves, their families, and their property safe by officially becoming a “Neighbor in the Know”.

Many Augusta County officials cut the ribbon for their new mobile unit.
Community
1 year ago
Augusta Health celebrates launch of Mobile Medical Unit

Augusta Health held a special ribbon cutting ceremony Thursday to officially launch its new Mobile Medical Unit.

Up close of a baby eastern cottontail rabbit.
Local
1 year ago
Wildlife Center of Virginia discusses the dangers of free-roaming cats with wildlife

In the past month, the Wildlife Center has admitted more than 80 wild animals injured by free-roaming domestic cats.

Sign warning of road work ahead
Local
1 year ago
Overnight traffic restrictions coming to I-81 and Route 250 near Staunton

The work is scheduled to take place during overnight hours for up to four nights beginning Monday, June 16.

Pills laying on a prescription paper.
Local
1 year ago
Local legislators applaud Opioid Abatement Authority funding for local projects

Delegate Chris Runion, Delegate Tony Wilt, and Senator Mark Obenshain announced that the Virginia Opioid Abatement Authority has awarded funding for projects in the region to combat the ongoing opioid crisis.

Hispanic Festival flyer
Community
1 year ago
2025 Harrisonburg Hispanic Festival cancelled

COSPU has announced they are cancelling the 2025 Hispanic Festival in Harrisonburg.

A construction worker lays pavement on a road.
Local
1 year ago
Paving work to take place in Harrisonburg on Deyerle Avenue beginning Monday

Harrisonburg Public Works will begin paving Deyerle Avenue between University Blvd. and Neff Avenue beginning Monday June 16.

Headshot of Mike Schikman
Community
1 year ago
Mike Schikman, a Voice of the Valley, hangs up the headphones

Mike Schikman, host of the Mike Schikman Show on WSVA and former Voice of the JMU Dukes is retiring.

Two workers going into a manhole.
Local
1 year ago
Columbia Gas installing new natural gas infrastructure on and around JMU

Columbia Gas of Virginia will be installing new underground natural gas infrastructure on and around JMU campus starting next week and continuing until May of 2026.

A construction worker lays pavement on a road.
Local
1 year ago
New traffic pattern coming to East Market Street bridge in Harrisonburg

Be alert for travel-lane shifts on Monday, June 16, on westbound Route 33 (East Market Street) in Harrisonburg.

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