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Rockingham County woman sews gifts to donate to Sentara RMH
It started with just one walker bag for a friend in joint therapy, but has turned into hundreds of items for strangers turned friends at the hospital. → Read More
Harrisonburg Craft and Chat for Charity gives back to community
From blankets, scarves, and hats to jewelry and other pieces of art, the Craft and Chat for Charity group is always looking to create something special to give to those in need. → Read More
Fulks Run Elementary School students spearhead trail project
Some third-graders at Fulks Run Elementary School are working to make a difference in their school and community. → Read More
Valley referee recognized by Virginia General Assembly for his 60 years of service
From volleyball to baseball and everything in between, Hite has been a dedicated and reliable referee for all sports in the Valley. → Read More
Woman in Rockingham County trains unadoptable horse to find a loving home
Each trainer is assigned a horse that would be unadoptable and has 100 days to train them to learn the skills needed to be adopted. Lezotte got Ferrari. → Read More
Page County Sheriff’s Inmate Garden produces purpose
It’s had an especially good yield this year. Sheriff Chad Cubbage said they’ve harvested 120 bushels of potatoes and sweet corn, around 300 bushels of cabbage, and the list goes on. → Read More
Rockingham County woman makes cards for community members
A woman in Rockingham County has made it her mission to spread joy by creating cards. → Read More
JMU alum starts nonprofit to help coaches who are facing hardships
Good coaches can make a big difference. That’s why a James Madison University football alum created a nonprofit aimed at giving back and helping coaches and their families in a time of need. → Read More
Waynesboro High School encouraging eligible students to register to vote
A teacher at Waynesboro High School is working to meet that challenge and have the voices of his students heard. → Read More
State prisons and Valley jails facing staffing shortages
The DOC is facing a shortage of more than 1,600 correctional officers. → Read More
COVID changes hotel industry and guest experience
Many hotels have enhanced their cleaning protocols and are working to limit contact with guests as much as possible. → Read More
Celebrate Virginia Farmers Market Week
Governor Ralph Northam has proclaimed August 1-7 to be Virginia’s Farmers Market week. → Read More
Dog rescues staying busy as animal shelters are overcrowded
Animal shelters in the valley are struggling to make room for pets coming through the door. → Read More
New rules expected to protect animals farmers against big companies
The goal is to increase competition in agriculture and bring an overall boost to farmers’ earnings. → Read More
AugustaK9Trails offers unique hydrotherapy service to dogs in the Valley
AugustaK9Trails in Staunton has been offering rehabilitative care, hydrotherapy and fitness programs to dogs in the area for just over a year now. → Read More
New law will double fine for illegal trash dumping
Littering is not only an eyesore and bad for the environment, but it can also create problems for farmers. → Read More
Virginia roads expected to be busy this Memorial Day weekend
Travel has rebounded following a dip in traffic counts last year as a result of the pandemic. → Read More
Mom reacts to attempted bus stop kidnapping of 11-year-old in Fla.
Amber Bonal, the girl’s mother, says she went back to school Wednesday, after nearly being taken in 12 seconds in broad daylight the day before. → Read More
Staunton awarded $300,000 for its west end
The City of Staunton was awarded $300,000 this week from the EPA’s Brownsfield Assessment Grant. → Read More
Chlorine shortage not expected to have much impact on public pools in the Valley
A chemical plant fire in Louisiana that happened last year is causing a shortage of chlorine tablets this summer. → Read More