Massanutten Resort launches fall lineup
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Massanutten Resort has announced its lineup of events and offerings for the fall season, with a variety of ways for visitors to get outside and enjoy cooler weather and mountain views.
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Advocacy group to highlight need for mental health care funding
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Virginia Organizing will hold an event on Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. outside of Sixth District Congressman Ben Cline’s local office in Staunton to call on Congress to expand funding for health care, specifically mental health care.
Latest on delta variant: Augusta County caseload still high
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Augusta County continues to lead the region, and far outpace the rest of the state, in new COVID-19 cases.
Citizen information meeting on I-81 widening project set for Sept. 14
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VDOT will host a citizen information meeting for the planned widening of Interstate 81 in the Harrisonburg area.
Forbes Center, WMRA radio partner for Songstress Sojourn
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The Forbes Center for the Performing Arts at James Madison University is partnering with WMRA for the inaugural Songstress Sojourn, a concert celebrating five female singer-songwriters from the Shenandoah Valley.
DMV recognizes localities with no traffic fatalities in 2019, 2020
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The Virginia DMV has recognized several jurisdictions across Virginia that achieved zero traffic deaths in 2019 and/or 2020.
The odd Augusta County COVID-19 case spike
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Augusta County is still in the throes of a COVID-19 spike, and oddly, it’s just Augusta County here locally with a spike.
Arts Council of the Valley to take part in the Best.Weekend.Ever.
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The Arts Council of the Valley First Fridays Downtown program provides an artful launch for the Best.Weekend.Ever. event coordinated by Harrisonburg Downtown Renaissance.
James Madison University welcomes new chief of police
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James Madison University today announced Anthony Matos as the new chief of university police. Matos joins the public safety staff after an extensive search and will assume duties on Sept. 13.
Owning too many pets in Waynesboro can land you in jail
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Waynesboro City Manager Mike Hamp seemed to suggest that residents could just quietly ignore the restrictions on the number of pets they can own that he proposed as part of an update to the animal control ordinance that he presented to City Council this week.
