Station 5 will improve the service and response time for those who reside in the Park View area, which Tobia set helps the fire department meet their goal of a four-minute response time across the Friendly City.
The organization’ s cooling center that was operating during the heat wave that occurred earlier this summer will open again in anticipation of high temperatures later this week.
The course, titled “Roots Revealed: Local History in Rockingham County” will be offered through JMU’s Lifelong Learning Institute and will be taught by Deputy Clerk Megan Pullen.
Two new undergraduate programs in criminology and game design will be available to current and prospective Bridgewater College students beginning this fall.
The event will be from 2 to 5pm at Fire Station 1 and is completely free.
Gail Peters Fox, of Harrisonburg, Virginia died peacefully Monday, July 22, 2024. She was […]
Dr. Oskar Scheikl is speaking up about the new proposed flag ban by the new RCPS Board, which would ban any flag that isn’t the US, state, or county flag.
JMU Director of Athletics Matt Roan announced the addition of Ryan Andrews as head coach of the department’s cheerleading program and spirit squads.
RCBL PLAYOFF SEMIFINALS SCOREBOARD- Best-of-5 Series – Monday, July 29 GAME 1 (Clover Hill […]
VALLEY BASEBALL LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES (Best-of-3) GAME 1 (Charlottesville leads 1-0) Charlottesville 7 (10 […]