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Officers with the Harrisonburg Police Department as well as local fire and rescue crews were dispatched to the 100 block of Emerald Drive at 9 a.m. Wednesday for a 46 year old male who was found unconscious inside his residence.
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Work on one of the City of Harrisonburg’s guiding principles is progressing, as the city held a virtual meeting last week to share information and to gather feedback on the future of housing in The Friendly City.
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FairField Center has received $10,000 from the Virginia Tourism Corporation Recovery Marketing Leverage Program to help grow the online and mobile footprint of the Harrisonburg International Festival in support of international businesses in the region.
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Individuals seeking a COVID-19 test on Friday, Nov. 20, at Hillandale Park in Harrisonburg from 7:30 to 10:30 a.m. must enter the testing line by taking South High Street to South Avenue.
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The City of Harrisonburg will not move forward with this year’s revised Reverse Holiday Parade due to new COVID-19 guidelines regarding social gatherings announced by Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam last week.
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The Harrisonburg Police Foundation will support the Harrisonburg Police Department initiative this holiday season to bring cheer to families and individuals in need.
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Harrisonburg Tourism has received $20,000, the maximum amount awarded, from the Virginia Tourism Corporation’s Recovery Marketing Leverage Program, to promote Harrisonburg’s conference, meeting and event facilities to help bolster the local lodging industry.
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Work on one of the City of Harrisonburg’s guiding principles is moving forward this month, as an upcoming meeting will seek to gather resident feedback on the future of housing in The Friendly City.
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Bluestone Communications will be representing 1 for All by hosting a Chalk It Up event where students will practice their right to free speech with chalk Thursday and Friday.
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The Central Shenandoah Health District is offering free COVID-19 testing events each Monday and Wednesday in November.
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