Harrisonburg: City finally posts police chief job, hire likely in early 2026
The City of Harrisonburg should have a new police chief in place in early 2026, approximately 19 months after Kelley Warner resigned in 2024.
The City of Harrisonburg should have a new police chief in place in early 2026, approximately 19 months after Kelley Warner resigned in 2024.
The Harrisonburg Police Department is looking for assistance from the public after an assault Wednesday night at Purcell Park.
Kids are focused on learning during the school day. Afterschool is a critical time, where what happens during the school day can either be undone somewhat, or built upon.
The Rockingham-Harrisonburg SPCA is among 300-plus shelters in 38 states participating in the Bissell Pet Foundation-sponsored “Empty the Shelters” event, which is running through Oct. 15.
A special preview party will be held Saturday night for “American Beef,” a photography book about a Harrisonburg-based fight club.
The Harrisonburg High community is disappointed again after “The President’s Own” U.S. Marine Band cancelled a concert scheduled for tonight.
The Harrisonburg Police Department has launched its mental health co-responder program for emergency calls that report someone is in crisis.
Six recent grads from Recruit Class #12 of the Central Shenandoah Valley Regional Fire-Rescue Academy are joining the ranks of the Harrisonburg Fire Department.
The Harrisonburg Fire Department will use a $10,000 grant to expand its car seat and bike safety outreach in the city.
Harrisonburg is looking for creative uses for a house on South Main Street, and if you have the best idea, they might give it to you.
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