
2015-2016 Leadership Harrisonburg-Rockingham participants announced
The Harrisonburg-Rockingham Chamber of Commerce announced the 2015-2016 Leadership Harrisonburg-Rockingham program.

The Harrisonburg-Rockingham Chamber of Commerce announced the 2015-2016 Leadership Harrisonburg-Rockingham program.

The fourth class of the Harrisonburg-Rockingham Chamber of Commerce-sponsored Building Optimal Leaders by Design (BOLD) program have been selected by the BOLD Steering Committee for the two year leadership development program.

Harrisonburg Tourism & Visitor Services has partnered with the community to organize the Harrisonburg International CommUNITY Celebration as an extension of the annual Harrisonburg International Festival.

In August, breweries and restaurants in Downtown Harrisonburg are honoring Virginia’s craft beer month with special events and promotions.

For the second time in three seasons, the Waynesboro Generals completed a shocking first-round playoff upset of a higher-seeded Harrisonburg Turks team.

Harrisonburg got four runs in the fifth, and James Ziemba and three Turks relievers made them stand up in a 4-2 win over the Waynesboro Generals in Game 1 of the teams’ Valley League best-of-three playoff series.

A two-out, two-run single by Michael Brosseau capped a four-run seventh for Waynesboro, and the Generals held on for a 6-5 win over the Harrisonburg Turks Friday night at Linco Park at Kate Collins Field.

A Clayton Taylor homer in the ninth cut the Harrisonburg lead to one run, but that was as close as Waynesboro could get in a 7-6 loss Saturday night.

Left-hander Donte Lindsay (Bethune-Cookman) delivered five shout-out innings in his first starting assignment and his Harrisonburg teammates provided enough offense in support as the Turks defeated visiting Strasburg, 3-1, Friday night at Veterans Memorial Park.

First baseman Aaron Dodson’s (Baylor) two-run single snapped a 3-3 tie and capped a four-run sixth inning in Harrisonburg’s 5-3 Valley Baseball League victory Tuesday evening against visiting Aldie at Veterans Memorial Park.
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