Rockingham County Administrator Stephen King said Friday the public hearing for a proposed Second Amendment sanctuary resolution has been moved to the Spotswood High School gymnasium.
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Friday, December 06, 2019
“Let them know, let them know.”
Through a grant from the RMH Foundation, a new program will begin around February to help those with disabilities to be more physically active.
Anticipating a large crowd, the Rockingham County Board of Supervisors has moved a public hearing for a proposed Second Amendment sanctuary resolution to Spotswood High School.
Tami Charles knows a thing or two about elementary school students, particularly a thing or two about fifth graders.
A blueprint for future development for parts of Rockingham County is headed to the Board of Supervisors after Planning Commission unanimously recommended approval on Tuesday.
A Rockingham County woman charged in connection with a July arson that burned down a garage and killed a dog in Singers Glen pleaded guilty Thursday in circuit court.
When City Council unanimously voted on Nov. 26 to allow city residents a chance to give input on a proposed new high school in Harrisonburg, the idea came from Councilman Chris Jones, who pointed to many emails and phone calls from residents who wanted to voice their opinion on the matter as…
Thursday, December 05, 2019
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PENN LAIRD — Being a freshman in high school can be a scary time. You’re expected to make choices about classes and clubs that could impact the choices you make about your career.
A former third grade teacher at John Wayland Elementary School accused of filming his students undressing pleaded guilty Thursday in Rockingham County Circuit Court.
The Virginia Department of Transportation is trying to spread word about upcoming work on one of the busiest corridors in the city.
Sentara RMH Medical Center has begun a process to allow the hospital to increase services and capacity at its intensive care nursery for premature babies, according to Cathy Slusher, medical director of the hospital’s Family Birth Place.
It’s a problem that can be seen across the state: Fewer people are applying to be substitute teachers, and the effect on area school divisions has led to the need for innovative solutions.
Harrisonburg Community Health Center Care Management is working to bring the importance of HIV testing back into focus.
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Friday, December 06, 2019
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NEW YORK (AP) — Democratic presidential candidate Michael Bloomberg says employees at his news organization need to accept restrictions with their paycheck, including the ban on investigating their boss.