
Custin Jazz Series presents Stephanie Nakasian and Hod O’Brien
The final performance in the 2014 Custin Jazz Series brings two outstanding jazz musicians to WTA’s Gateway on Saturday, June 14.

The final performance in the 2014 Custin Jazz Series brings two outstanding jazz musicians to WTA’s Gateway on Saturday, June 14.

WTA’s Gateway and the Hamner Theater join forces once again to present “Lovers and Other (Familiar) Strangers”. The performances are scheduled for 8:00pm on Friday and Saturday, May 9 – 10 at 329 West Main Street in Downtown Waynesboro.

The SafeWise Report released its “30 Safest Cities in Virginia” report this week, and the Town of Broadway in Rockingham County is at the top of the list.

John Rose, Daily News Record editorial cartoonist and artist of the Snuffy Smith cartoon, visited with Timberville Broadway Senior Center and Price Rotary Senior Center on Feb. 19.

Dusty Rhodes, when he was booking Mid-Atlantic for Jim Crockett, needed to bury the Rock ‘n’ Roll Express and Midnight Express, if only because the tag-team war that crossed territories in the mid-1980s started outdrawing Dusty’s chase of Ric Flair for the NWA World Heavyweight Title. The two teams would move on to other feuds…

This January, The Greenbrier resort in West Virginia is launching its Discovery Series, a collection of eight weekend events with themes ranging from interior design to the culinary arts, blues music to craft beer brewing, and from antiques to wellness.

Gov. Bob McDonnell announced more than $2 million in Industrial Revitalization Fund (IRF) grants for five projects in Virginia. The IRF program provides gap financing for construction projects aligned with local and regional economic development strategies, primarily in distressed communities.

Legendary tap dancer Savion Glover to return to The Paramount Theater in Charlottesville for one night only, on Wednesday, Nov. 20 at 8 p.m. Savion’s shows are known to dazzle audiences around the world with what the New York Times refers to as “…magical, unstoppable feet.”

Dale McAlister, a local historian, took members of Timberville Broadway Senior Center and Price Rotary Senior Center on a historical photo tour of Harrisonburg and the surrounding areas. Dale presented to 16 members and many of them knew each of the locations he talked about, but a few saw new things in the presentation.

Bruce Dellinger, a self-taught artist, came to show his works of art and how he makes them today for the members of Price Rotary Senior Center and Timberville Broadway Senior Center. As a result of a farming accident in 1981 that left him a C5-6 Quadriplegic, he discovered that he could draw by holding a pencil firmly between his teeth.
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