
Charles Graves retires after 44 years at WSVA
After 44 years of service, well known Valley radio announcer Charles Graves has decided to retire from WSVA Radio in Harrisonburg.

After 44 years of service, well known Valley radio announcer Charles Graves has decided to retire from WSVA Radio in Harrisonburg.

Governor Terry McAuliffe and the Virginia Council on Women announced the winners of the sixth annual STEM Essay Contest.

Hearing loss can literally be an issue for anyone, and from a number of different causes. Something as simple as a gradual buildup of earwax, for example, can trigger hearing loss.

The Court Square Theater Music Series continues on Friday, May 19 with a concert by bluegrass groups, Martin Brothers & Aspen Run with Dark Hollow.

Valley Businesses Give Back is an annual food and fund drive that gives businesses the opportunity to engage in a friendly competition.

The EMU Chamber Singers, a select student choir, will present Communities of Song, its spring concert, at 7 p.m. on Sunday.

Exposure to loud noise can wear down your sense of hearing over time. A common source of noise comes at the workplace.

Playing in their final home game, the EMU senior class was determined to go out with a win.

Michael DelBiondo, retail manager for Mercy House thrift stores, will speak on Thursday as part of Bridgewater College’s Earth Day celebration.

Beverley Street Studio School will host Ken Szmagaj’s exhibit, Paintings, from May 5 through June 18.
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