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The City of Waynesboro is introducing its new summer celebration: Glow Waynesboro (GloW) on Saturday, July 12 at Constitution Park (soccer field off Race Avenue). 

When last week’s heat dome pushed temperatures into the triple digits, people weren’t the only ones seeking relief. Across Virginia, livestock producers worked to ensure their animals beat the heat.

The City of Staunton is developing a Flood Resiliency Plan to help better prepare for, respond to, and recover from flooding.

Rockingham County Baseball League and Valley Baseball League scores for July 3.

Local names made the latest list of administration and board appointments from Governor Glenn Youngkin.

Whether its fireworks, food, live music, or just hanging out, there are plenty of events to go to for the July 4th weekend. Below are the ones you don’t want to miss to celebrate Independence Day in the Shenandoah Valley.

The Staunton Police Department just released a traffic alert. Due to a power outage in the area, traffic lights are not functioning.

Jacob Duvall-Early of McGaheysville was supposed to appear in Harrisonburg-Rockingham Juvenile and Domestic Relations District Court this morning for a Status Hearing regarding 13 counts of Possession of Child Pornography. However, according to online records, that hearing was continued until August 8th.

It appears that the federal lawsuit that was filed against the Shenandoah County School Board after they voted to restore the names of Confederate generals to two schools last year will not be resolved this week.

Working with the team at Cici’s, Harrisonburg Fire Department personnel and dedicated volunteers will hand-deliver free pizzas to anyone who lives in the city and then will check the home’s smoke and carbon monoxide alarms to make sure they are working properly.