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Ready And Waiting
HARRISONBURG — The real estate market and a new road now under construction will dictate how quickly the rejuvenated Preston Lake development progresses. Read More
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The Secret Life Of Hospital Bills
HARRISONBURG — If you need a major joint replacement, Rockingham Memorial Hospital will charge about $17,000 less than Augusta Health. Read More
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Architects Hired To Design JMU Health College
HARRISONBURG — James Madison University has hired EYP Architecture and Engineering to design a new home for its health programs, the firm said Friday. Read More
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Farmers Recovering After Slow Season Start
HARRISONBURG — Dan Myers could be found riding a tractor off Acorn Drive Tuesday, planting corn he normally would have gotten in the ground days before.
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A Day In A Library’s Life
HARRISONBURG — A consistent number of patrons continue to use Massanutten Regional Library, according to numbers reported by library officials. Read More
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Board OKs New Resource Officers
WOODSTOCK — After a heavy line of questioning, the Shenandoah County Board of Supervisors approved a request from the sheriff to put four new school resource officers in county schools next year. Read More
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H’Burg Schools Art Programs On Display
HARRISONBURG — Harrisonburg City Schools art programs will be on display at area businesses Monday through Thursday. Read More
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Bike-To-Work Sets Example
HARRISONBURG — John Youngdahl has been riding his bike to work every day for the past five years. Read More
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HPD Probes Purcell Park Robbery
A woman was attacked and robbed after she closed a concession stand at Purcell Park Wednesday night, and police say the incident likely wasn’t random.
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Building Permits
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Property Transfers
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Brothers In Arms: Part II
After being relieved from the camp, Richard Good’s unit started out for Italy. Half way up the Alps, the war with Germany ended. After fighting for two years, he was finally going home to his wife.
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Down Homestead-style
As the supervisor of historical interpretation at the Virginia Museum of the Civil War, Stacey Nadeau is responsible for helping visitors connect with the past. In her opinion, one of the easiest ways to establish that connection is a great meal.
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Trickle-Down Effect
Twenty-six students and teachers from Turner Ashby High School and Wilbur Pence Middle School boarded a school bus headed for the Chesapeake Bay on April 26.
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A Few Tough Cookies
“What’s boring about the physical world? Look at that carpet. Now, that carpet is going to be that carpet 10 minutes from now,” novelist Bob Oakes says, pointing.
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Local Ledger
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In Brief: Movers & Shakers
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In Brief: The Valley Business Scene
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Column: Are You A Bad Manager?
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Column: Taking (Tax) Credit For Creativity
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Column: Learning Lessons From A Bear Market
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Q&A: Retirement Planning
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Treading Uncharted Waters
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WhiteWave Looks To Crest