The town of Broadway has entered a new partnership with Bryce Resort, getting five passes from the resort that will be available everyday and free for residents to use.
Work on bringing the Valley Rail Trail into fruition is running full speed ahead as all three counties the trail would run through allocated money for an appraisal of the tracks.
The Harrisonburg City School Board is holding a work session Tuesday night to consider a number of items, including a COVID-19 exigency plan and new policies regarding therapy dogs and service animals in schools.
HPD is investigating several occurrences of breaking and entering and vandalism at 25 Maryland Avenue, which was formerly occupied by the Harrisonburg Church of Christ.
As of Tuesday, September 21, Virginia has had 839,475 total cases of COVID-19, including confirmed lab tests and clinical diagnoses, according to the Virginia Department of Health.
"It’s all about raising funds for Victory Junction, a camp in North Carolina for kids with medical conditions and chronic medical needs,” Kyle Petty said.
After a win over rival William Monroe, a video was posted on Snapchat of the Madison County football team rapping to a popular song, singing the N-word multiple times.
The General Assembly’s watchdog agency finding the Virginia Employment Commission could have been better prepared to handle the influx of unemployment claims from the COVID-19 pandemic.
Out of Sentara’s 12 other hospitals in Virginia and in parts of North Carolina RMH is leading with Sentara Leigh Hospital in Norfolk following with 48 COVID patients as of Monday.
UVA Medical Center is in desperate need of ICU nurses. This all comes as COVID-19 surges, hospitals are overcrowded, and many in healthcare experience burnout.
Practices here in the Valley are struggling, like Valley Pediatric Group in Augusta County, which had to close its Waynesboro location during the week and consolidate all employees to its Verona location due to understaffing.
The transit system that’s been years in the making will provide two shuttles traveling north and south along the Rt. 11 corridor, Monday through Saturday from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m.
A new TikTok trend known as “Devious Licks” has some students vandalizing school bathrooms, as videos of kids stealing ceiling tiles and emptying soap dispensers are gaining views every day.
Members of Virginia’s Redistricting Commission have just two weeks until another round of public hearings and three weeks until they must vote on new legislative maps. And their effort is still very much a work in progress.
As of Monday, September 20, Virginia has had 836,140 total cases of COVID-19, including confirmed lab tests and clinical diagnoses, according to the Virginia Department of Health.
Early voting is underway for the November elections, and while many things may be the same, there is one important difference for those voting through the mail.
Longtime Dooms volunteer fire company Chief Mike Fisher passed away at Augusta Health on Thursday September 16th at the age of 69, he was a staple in the community for decades.
Staunton veteran Helyn Stowe is being recognized by the VFW’s national #StillServing campaign, which highlights veterans who continue to serve their country and community after their military careers are over.
The Virginia Unemployment Commission announced that its unemployment insurance (UI) system will temporarily be offline in preparation for a new system.
It’s been nearly a year since two fires destroyed the inside of the Staunton Habitat Restore building supplies store, now the store is almost ready to reopen at their new location and are asking for volunteers to help with the final stage of the rebuild.
