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cochlear implants
Local
7 months ago
JMU experts highlight cochlear implant advances, expanding access 

In recognition of Audiology Awareness Month, two James Madison University professors who study cochlear implants discuss how advancements in the technology and updated eligibility criteria are broadening access for individuals with hearing loss. 

Community
7 months ago
Housing crisis creates struggle of survivors of domestic violence

October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month, and the Shenandoah County Sheriff’s Office is bringing light to the effects domestic violence has on victims, survivors, and families in the community.

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Community
7 months ago
Class of 1975 presents record class gift to Bridgewater College

Given in celebration of their 50th reunion, this gift will name the third floor of Bowman Hall in honor of the Class of 1975. 

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Community
7 months ago
One person dies in Hinton residential fire

Tuesday night’s fire in Rockingham County rekindled Wednesday morning

2024 Skeleton Festival attendees visiting a local downtown business for trick-or-treating
Community
7 months ago
Skeleton Festival to come to Downtown Harrisonburg Saturday

The Skeleton Festival will be on Saturday, October 25, from 1- 5 pm in Downtown Harrisonburg.

Rocky Horror Picture Show poster
Entertainment
7 months ago
Court Square Theater marks 50 Years of The Rocky Horror Picture Show October 31

The film will be held on Friday, October 31 at 7:30 PM.

Community
7 months ago
The next phase for the Staunton Augusta Waynesboro Animal Shelter begins

The Lyndhurst animal shelter prepares to move to Verona

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Local
7 months ago
Harrisonburg City School Board discusses CTE program redesign

Superintendent Dr. Michael Richards said CTE is a very important part of their offerings for their students. 

Up close of a Harrisonburg Police car.
Local
7 months ago
Harrisonburg Police Department issues warning regarding political signs

As November nears and Election Day is around the corner, officials caution citizens to respect other people’s property and not steal or vandalize political signs around the city.