Bryan Schwartz
Weekend Sports Anchor/Reporter
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Bryan joined WHSV in June 2020 as the weekend sports anchor and reporter.
He is a graduate of Quinnipiac University with a degree in journalism. Bryan has worked for WFAN and CBS Sports Radio in New York City, while also interning with WTNH (New Haven, CT) and the New Britain Bees baseball team. At Quinnipiac, Bryan served as sports director for the award-winning campus television station, Q30 TV.
He is originally from Stamford, CT. Bryan is a die-hard New York Mets, Brooklyn Nets and New York Jets fan and an avid fantasy football player. He looks forward to experiencing all the Shenandoah Valley has to offer!
More than four million dollars in CARES Act funding is coming to Harrisonburg from the Federal government.
The Hershey Company in Stuarts Draft is holding its fourth boot camp this week at the Frontier Culture Museum in Staunton.
Tropical storm Isaias is on track to hit landfall early Tuesday morning and the Virginia Department of Transportation is preparing to respond to damage.
Rockingham County Baseball League postseason scores from Sunday, August 2.
There’s a new youth soccer program in the Valley, called the Virginia Skyline Soccer academy.
Two brand new businesses in Harrisonburg are getting their places started during the COVID-19 pandemic.
According to Dr. Anthony Fauci, the director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, there’s no true timeline for the end of the COVID-19 pandemic.
A big focus of Tuesday’s city of Harrisonburg council meeting was containing the spread of COVID-19 in the city and its surrounding areas.
The Staunton Police Department is investigating a two-vehicle crash that happened along Richmond Avenue Tuesday night.
An ash tree in Harrisonburg has turned in to a gift for a retiring master firefighter.
The Stonewall Jackson Hotel and Conference Center in Staunton has been planning to change its name since last month.
The Virginia Skyline Soccer club joins the Shenandoah Valley to give local youth a chance to play soccer, while staying safe this summer.
Rockingham County Baseball League scores from Saturday, July 25th (with a bit of a twist!).
Brady Harju is one of two seniors that will be returning to the James Madison baseball program for another season in 2021.
Eastern Mennonite University announced Tuesday with the Old Dominion Athletic Conference that all competition and championships for the fall and winter season through the end of the 2020 calendar year have been postponed.
With concerns surrounding the covid-19 pandemic, the Page Valley Fair has been canceled.