
Harrisonburg Police Department announces retirement of K9 Max
The Harrisonburg Police Department’s K9 Max is retiring after nine years of service.

The Harrisonburg Police Department’s K9 Max is retiring after nine years of service.

Harrisonburg residents initiated a campaign to enable a responsible clean energy transition in the local community.

The City of Harrisonburg has officially declared a state of emergency as of Saturday, March 14.

The City of Harrisonburg and all departments are closely monitoring the latest information and recommendations concerning the coronavirus following a presumptive positive test in the community confirmed by the Virginia Department of Health.

Crews will briefly close a short section of Forest Hill Road in Harrisonburg on Thursday to accommodate work related to the realignment of the Interstate 81 North off ramp onto Port Republic Road.

A Harrisonburg man has been arrested and charged with rape in connection with a Feb. 27 incident.

The City of Harrisonburg and Rockingham County have come together to provide additional funding to keep the Open Doors homeless shelter operating this season through the end of June.

The Virginia Department of Health will honor Harrisonburg with a 2019 Excellence in Waterworks Operations/Performance Award at a special ceremony in April.

Harrisonburg Police are releasing additional photographs of the vehicle driven by a suspect in the March 4 robbery of the BB&T at the intersection of Virginia Avenue and Mount Clinton Pike.

Taste of Downtown, taking place March 9-15, is a week of food, drink, and fun including prix fixe menus, specials and deals, exclusive items, and a sneak peek of some exciting changes coming to your favorite downtown spots.
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