Summer camp gives teens behind-the-scenes look at police department, teaches core values
The summer P.A.T.C.H. camp is returning this year as the Harrisonburg Police Department seeks future leaders to join the week-long camp.
The summer P.A.T.C.H. camp is returning this year as the Harrisonburg Police Department seeks future leaders to join the week-long camp.
Virginia’s unemployment rate dipped to 3.1 percent in April 2023, half of a percentage point above the rate a year ago.
Harrisonburg’s community theater has announced an exciting rebrand from Valley Playhouse to Friendly City Players.
On May 13, Stamp Out Hunger collected more than 90,000 pounds of donations from mailboxes for the Blue Ridge Area Food Bank service area.
A free summer camp open to girls ages 14 to 17 aims to encourage more young women to consider fire service as a viable career option.

Ten communities, including Waynesboro, have plans to launch new tourism programs to boost outdoor recreation and have been awarded up to $20,000 each from the Virginia Tourism Corporation.
James Madison University is continuing its commitment to serving as a community anchor institution by becoming an official Every Campus A Refuge chapter.
VDOT has updated its list of highway work that may affect traffic in the Staunton District during the coming weeks.
Seventeen graduates from James Madison University and the Shenandoah Valley have earned college degrees – and are the first in their families to achieve the honor.
Hope Loves Company (HLC) celebrates 10 years as a nonprofit in 2023 serving children and teens affected by ALS across the country.
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