Around the valley community members are enjoying the return of lawn parties this summer and this weekend the McGaheysville Volunteer Fire Company is hosting their after canceling the event last year.
Paradise Energy Solutions held a grand opening on Friday for their new location on South High Street in Harrisonburg. The company has been installing solar systems in the area for six years.
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Harrisonburg and Rockingham County has kicked off a campaign looking for more mentors to spend a few hours with local youth every month.
“There’s no question that there’ll be a higher probability to play, for student athletes, if they’re vaccinated. You can just sense it, and see it, and feel it, and our policies are going in that direction.” -- ACC commissioner Jim Phillips.
Students across the Shenandoah Valley are getting ready for the school year. Most are hoping this year will be different than last year, and some may be experiencing school-related anxiety.
The Shenandoah Valley Animal Services Center is an open-intake facility, which means they have to take in pets that are brought to them. When their cages are full, it’s a problem.
A total of 23 people and organizations from 12 different states have reached out regarding potential ownership of the Robert E. Lee and “Stonewall” Jackson statues.
As of Friday, July 16, Virginia has had 684,499 total cases of COVID-19, including confirmed lab tests and clinical diagnoses, according to the Virginia Department of Health.
After new guidelines have been laid out by the Virginia Department of Health and the Virginia Department of Education, school divisions in the Valley are beginning to discuss mask requirements for this upcoming school year.
Summer break is drawing to a close, and universities are making announcements about what they want from their students regarding vaccines, masks and social distancing.
Dancing with the Stars of the 'Burg, the annual fundraiser that raises money for the Harrisonburg-Rockingham Child Day Care Center, will happen November 14th.
For the last two weeks, groups of 10th and 11th graders in the Valley have been learning and working in the engineering lab on the James Madison University campus to provide power to a school for refugees in Kenya.
Virginia added new vaccine requirements for students entering kindergarten, seventh grade and twelfth grade this fall. Students need these shots in order to attend class.
The University of Virginia School of Medicine says it has discovered a process that will hopefully lead to new treatments for seizure-related brain injuries.
New guidelines offer suggestions on in-person learning but leave final decisions regarding masks and social distancing to local schools and health departments.
Page County Emergency Communications Center took to Facebook Thursday to inform locals about 911 lines in the county being affected due to CenturyLink experiencing issues.
The mother of a murdered student speaks out on a separate lawsuit against Liberty University, and the parallels she sees between Jane Doe 12 and her daughter Morgan Harrington.
Virginia is expected to receive more than half a billion dollars from opioid distributors and manufacturer, Johnson & Johnson, as part of a multi-billion-dollar settlement.
