
Waynesboro Schools continues progress toward environmentally-friendly bus fleet
A $1.4 million grant from the Virginia Department of Environmental Quality will allow Waynesboro Schools to add six electric buses to its fleet.

A $1.4 million grant from the Virginia Department of Environmental Quality will allow Waynesboro Schools to add six electric buses to its fleet.

The Blue Ridge Area Food Bank is participating in the USDA’s Summer Food Service Program, sponsoring six locations starting in late May, helping ensure that children, across the region, have access to nutritious food to fuel their learning, play, and growth.

Allen Litten, a Harrisonburg Police Department auxiliary officer who has captured much of the City of Harrisonburg’s most important moments of the recent past through his powerful, moving photography, was honored last week for 20 years of outstanding service with HPD.

The Virginia State Police Bureau of Criminal Investigation’s Appomattox Field Office is seeking the public’s help with identifying and locating a woman wanted for defrauding banks in Charlottesville, Augusta County and Harrisonburg.

The death of James Madison University softball star Lauren Bernett is on the mind of the director of athletics at the Harrisonburg college as the sports season comes to a close.

Scholars Latino Initiative has announced the appointments of Cecilia E. Barbosa and Veronique N. Walker to its board of directors, bringing its membership to 13.

Court Square Theater’s Living Room Concert Series returns Friday, May 27 at 7:30 pm with a duo of duo bands: Spectator Bird and Dogwood Tales.

Arts Council of the Valley and Harrisonburg Downtown Renaissance announce an outdoor event to mark completion of the Language of Love, a public art installation designed to embody the community’s diversity.

Several COVID-19 community levels in the area have increased from “low” to “medium” and “high”, the Central Shenandoah Health District announced Friday, as cases continue to rise across the area.

Traffic corridor timing saves drivers in Harrisonburg time and money. For commuters who use Reservoir Street, this is great news.
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