Cayley Urenko

HCPS would have in-person learning 4 days a week. Certain identified students and grades PK, K and 1 will attend each of the four days, and all other grades would attend two of the four days on an A/B schedule.

Registration has begun for some sports, like tackle and flag football, that would begin practicing mid-August.

Students and alumni from Broadway High School spoke about their racial experiences in town and at school.

Changes would include health checks for staff and students, adhering to social distancing guidelines, and requiring face coverings for middle and high school students where social distancing cannot be maintained. Staff will also be asked to wear face coverings.

Some local restaurants are welcoming back live performances, but discouraging dancing to enforce social distancing.

Under the state’s guidelines people are asked to wear face masks in the theaters unless they are eating or drinking.

The parade drew hundreds to watch, fly their American flags, and also remember two community members, Donnie Black and Chris Cofer.

The resort's fireworks show will start at approximately 9:20 p.m. The show can also be viewed virtually.

The Free Clinic in Harrisonburg offers affordable health care services to low income and uninsured adults, and over the past few months, they’ve helped many new patients who were impacted by coronavirus.

The Sipe Center reopened for private parties of 10 people or less in Phase 2, and on July 10 will welcome the public back to enjoy movies at 50 percent capacity.

Beginning July 1, Virginia's new gun control laws will require universal background checks, establish an Extreme Risk Protective Order and reinstate Virginia’s one-handgun-a-month law.

The resort has been delivering homemade meals to dozens of people in need during the pandemic.

The university said it cannot remove students from the university for posting offensive content online, but instead take an educational approach to help students understand the harm their words can cause.

Progressing to Phase 3 won't affect some smaller fitness studios in the valley.

While the RHSPCA prepares for "kitten season" this time of year, the shelter has experienced an increase in cats and kittens this month.

After a kayak accident, 8-year-old Joshua Shirk was stuck underwater for over 5 minutes and without a pulse for 40 minutes. Now he is recovering in a rehabilitation facility.

The 150 sites at Walnut Hills Campground and RV Park have been filling up every weekend this summer.

COVID-19 canceled Pride Month events, but now Staunton Pride and the LGBTQ Resource Center are switching gears to celebrate safely this summer.

The Rockingham-Harrisonburg has changed programming, fundraising and adoption procedures during COVID-19, but still continue to find forever homes for local animals.

With crowds nearing 10,000 some years, organizers moved the festival online out of safety concerns.