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A supermarket sweep for charity is taking place in Staunton Thursday morning. The city’s “Shop to Stop Hunger” event to benefit Blue Ridge Area Food Bank is kicking of today at 10am at the Kroger on Statler Boulevard.

As road construction ramps up throughout the Shenandoah Valley, especially along I-81, it’s important to be mindful of how these changing conditions can affect your vehicle. While construction zones are necessary for improving roadways, they can also pose risks to your car’s alignment, tires, and overall safety. Here are a few key points to keep in mind to protect your vehicle while driving through work zones.

Cal used a 15-run third inning to run-rule James Madison softball in five innings, 16-2, in a Wednesday midweek matchup at Veterans Memorial Park.

Area high school baseball and softball scores for the Shenandoah Valley.

A 6-0 Blue Jays run that bridged the halves was too much for #14 James Madison to overcome as they fell to #5 Johns Hopkins, 17-8, in a top-15 matchup on Wednesday night at Sentara Park.

Donation drop-offs will be at Tractor Supply Co in Waynesboro on Friday, March 28th from 1:00 PM to 6:00 PM.

Engine 101 arrived on the scene at the intersection of Old Greeneville Road and Route 262.

Schmidt’s appointment will begin July 1, 2025.  

A Point-based Prioritization System was introduced through a flow chart.

Scheikl posted on his Facebook page Tuesday evening that he is stunned by the county school board’s reported demand that Harrisonburg City School Superintendent Dr. Michael Richards be removed from a leadership role in MTC governance.