
AAA launches Great American Road Trip campaign
As the vaccine rollout expands and states begin to ease back some travel restrictions, Americans are clearly ready to hit the road.

As the vaccine rollout expands and states begin to ease back some travel restrictions, Americans are clearly ready to hit the road.

Linda Thomas will take the reins of the James Madison University Graduate School on June 1 after directing JMU’s School of Integrated Sciences since 2018.

With so many artists, styles of music, a huge variety of instruments, and also so many different ways to enjoy music, everyone can join in some capacity.

Harrisonburg Downtown Renaissance is launching its fifth annual Friendly City Fortune raffle on Monday, May 3.

The conservative blowhards are threatening to run candidates against Waynesboro City Council members who vote for a 90-cent property tax rate. It’s time to fight fire with fire.

With COVID-19 still a reality, many parents are looking to remote learning as their child’s primary means of pursuing credits and making the grades necessary for a top-tier university application.

The U.S. Consumer Products Safety Commission estimates more than 37,000 Americans suffer a power mower-related injury each year, resulting in about 90 deaths.

The University of Virginia announced this week the appointment of Jennifer L. West as the 14th dean of the School of Engineering and Applied Science, effective July 1.

Waynesboro Schools’ Summer Enrichment Academy will consist of two three-week sessions for elementary, middle and high school students, providing additional classroom instruction for students who struggled with virtual learning during the 2020-2021 academic year.

Five new state historical highway markers submitted by Virginia students through the second annual Black History Month Historical Marker Contest were highlighted Monday.