Climate Action Alliance roundup of climate, energy news
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Here’s Climate Action Alliance of the Valley’s second December 2021 roundup.
Search Results for Harrisonburg
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Arts Council of the Valley announces fall 2021 Advancing the Arts grant recipients
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Arts Council of the Valley recently awarded a total of $9,100 to eight Advancing the Arts grant recipients during the Fall 2021 funding cycle.
Rep. Ben Cline announces service academy nominations for the Class of 2026
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Congressman Ben Cline (R-VA-06) has announced the names of the students in the Sixth District of Virginia whom he has nominated to join the Class of 2026 at one of four U.S. service academies.
Farm Credit of the Virginias makes $15,000 Christmas donation to local charities
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Farm Credit of the Virginias has pledged a Christmas donation this month of $15,000 which will be divided amongst 19 charities local to their tri-state territory.
Luray man pleads guilty to cyberstalking Army recruiter
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A Luray man pleaded guilty Monday to cyberstalking a female Army recruiter after being upset about failing his Army entrance examination.
Program partners with local governments to build new food, farming infrastructure
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Eight projects will receive nearly $160,000 in funding through the inaugural round of the Governor’s Agriculture and Forestry Industry Development Fund Infrastructure Grant Program.
D.C. man now being linked to two additional murders in Fairfax County
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A Washington, D.C., man arrested in connection with the murders of women in Charlottesville and Harrisonburg is now being looked at in a string of additional murders.
Omicron is about to ravage our part of Virginia
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Omicron isn’t on its way; it’s here. And from a look at our COVID vaccination numbers, our region isn’t ready, but what else is new?
Staunton District Traffic Alert: Schedule for week of Dec. 13-17
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The following is a list of highway work that may affect traffic in the Staunton District during the coming weeks.
Former Allied Cash Advance borrowers to begin receiving settlement payments
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Borrowers harmed by the lending practices of Allied Title Lending, doing business as Allied Cash Advance, will begin receiving checks in amounts between $20 and $491.40 as part of a settlement negotiated by Attorney General Mark Herring.
