The leaves will be falling soon here in the Valley, but Harrisonburg’s Department of Public Works is already gearing up for the city’s first snowfall when it happens.
In just a few days, Fishburne Military School in Waynesboro will have the only woman serving as acting head of a private boarding military school in the United States.
People gathered in Verona Tuesday night to remember Khaleesi Cuthriell. A vigil for a missing girl turned into a vigil for justice when devastating news was announced.
Staunton veteran Helyn Stowe is being recognized by the VFW’s national #StillServing campaign, which highlights veterans who continue to serve their country and community after their military careers are over.
Aside from getting the vaccine and following mitigation strategies, the health department is reminding the public another important way we can stop COVID-19 in its tracks: contact tracing.
The opening of the new Dunkin’ in Waynesboro was long awaited by many, but over the past few weeks, several people have reported that it’s been the most expensive coffee run they’ve ever made.
The dedication and remarks will be held near to the property at 431 Old White Bridge Road. County officials say attendees will be invited to process toward the bridge where the unveiling of the sign will take place.
These testing clinics will occur on Mondays and Thursdays at Hillandale Park in Harrisonburg from 8 to 10 a.m., and Tuesdays and Fridays at Augusta County Government Center in Verona from 8 to 10 a.m.
The director of a local legal aid service said it could be because around the same time as the moratorium’s end, expired protections were re-enacted by the Virginia General Assembly.
In Augusta County, a new program giving people the chance to avoid certain felony charges and stay out of jail is now up and running. It’s not easy, but the payoff could be a chance at a new life.
The Harrisonburg Police Department says John Fitch, the suspect wanted in connection with a shooting, died from an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound.
The historic Augusta County Courthouse in downtown Staunton still needs work to make it safe and secure. Now, a judge has filed an order to know why that work hasn’t happened.
Waynesboro’s cat and dog owners can take a deep breath, as Waynesboro City Council took no action Monday night to change animal laws, and is letting some proposals die.
Superintendent Dr. Garett Smith recommended that the board hold off due to uncertainty surrounding President Biden's executive order and because the district is waiting for more information on a VDH testing program.
Virginia’s Redistricting Commission has a long way to go, and a short time to get there. And with Monday’s meeting in Richmond, members have adjusted their course.
The Augusta County Sheriff’s Office says a wanted man and a missing woman have been located, however the search continues for 3-year-old Khaleesi Hope Cuthriell.
The preliminary investigation determined a male subject wearing dark pants and a “Champion” long-sleeve hoodie with a mask on entered the store, brandished a firearm and demanded money.
A steel beam was put up outside the downtown station on the 10th anniversary of the attacks. It was a piece that was recovered from the World Trade Center, which was destroyed on September 11.
Bridgewater-based Dynamic Aviation will be flying two planes over the Valley this Saturday to commemorate the 20th anniversary of the September 11th attacks.
Mary Baldwin University is working with the University of Virginia to expand resources for children with neurological conditions and autism throughout the Shenandoah Valley.
Rockingham County Public Schools has announced it has been selected to be part of Learning 2025 Initiative, a national push to transform education that is student-centered, equity-focused, and future driven.
Players with the Oak Grove Theater are once again taking to the stage. This time for a week-long performance of 'Clue' that is based on the popular board game.
In a statement to WHSV, Dr. Michael Richards says Virginia law prohibits him from discussing publicly the reasons why an employee chooses to resign but that it did not have to do with the vaccination protocol.
Global parts shortages continue to put a strain on car manufacturers and car dealerships. Local car lots look a little different now. With shortages on parts and factories closing, they operate in a new way.
