Late Afternoons

Executive Director of the Virginia Quilt Museum Alicia Thomas, quilt historian Mary Kerr, and Virginia Quilt Museum Board President Sarah Entsminger discuss Stitching Together History: 250 Quilts Commemorating the Commonwealth of Virginia.

Staunton Communications Manager Josh Knight gives his monthly report.

Ken Slack with VDOT talks about the finishing touches of the Route 33 project, I-81 widening progress, and work zone awareness and safety.

Rachel Dumene with the Central Shenandoah Health Districts discusses the upcoming school year’s immunization requirements and booking appointments for those and also the recent outbreaks of measles around Virginia.

For the sixth time in a row, Becca Miller, a local Domino’s franchise owner, was recently awarded Domino’s esteemed Gold Franny Award for operational excellence.

Emily Winter with Harrisonburg Downtown Renaissance talks about upcoming events this weekend.

Ted Ryan, Archives and Heritage Brand Manager for Ford Motor Company, discusses Driving America Forward: A Ford Experience at Union Station.

The owner of Strite’s Legendary Donuts on Mount Clinton Pike, Andrea Dawn Strite, who was severely injured in a fire-related incident in December 2025, discusses her recovery.

Sixth District Congressman Ben Cline discusses updates in Washington D.C.

Goats, dairy cows and International Harvester tractors will all be at the fairgrounds.