Harrisonburg: Friendly City Trail wins 2024 Commonwealth Connectors Award
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APA Virginia selected the city of Harrisonburg’s Friendly City Trail as the winner of the 2024 Commonwealth Connectors Award.
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Live Arts presents two plays in repertory with opening night receptions, actor Q&As
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Live Arts Theater launches the 2024/25 VOYAGES Season in the fall with two plays alternating performances in rotating repertory.
Groups demand answers from Gov. Youngkin on voter access ahead of elections
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A coalition of Virginia civil-rights and civil-liberties groups is pushing Gov. Glenn Youngkin to come clean on voter access.
Ken Mitchell deserves your support in his Sixth District race: Why isn’t he getting it?
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I left the podcast interview that I did with Ken Mitchell back in April thinking that Mitchell is the kind of Democrat who can win in our part of Virginia.
DOJ: Culpeper man arrested for actions during ‘Stop the Steal’ insurrection on U.S. Capitol
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A Virginia man was one of two people arrested this week for assaulting law enforcement during the Jan. 6, 2021, breach of the U.S. Capitol.
Not again! Waynesboro school closed due to positive COVID-19 tests
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Cases of respiratory viruses, including COVID-19, appear to be on the rise as kids return to school.
Three restaurants enrolled in new Harrisonburg green certification program
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The City of Harrisonburg is working with the local food service industry to provide a green restaurant certification program.
Roddy Scheer: Are there any grasses for lawns and paths that don’t need mowing?
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Most of the grass across the U.S. is a species known as Kentucky Bluegrass, which might not be the best choice where the environment is a concern.
For all the talk about Jackson Holliday, what about the Nats’ James Wood?
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Jackson Holliday has been MLB’s top prospect for a while, and he’s finally starting to show what was expected of him in his second stint in the bigs with the Baltimore Orioles.
Details on the local projects included in U.S. Senate appropriations bills
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U.S. Sens. Mark Warner and Tim Kaine announced this week that the Senate had approved $125 million for local projects across Virginia.
