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For Black activists and leaders in the Valley, there’s more work the country must do toward achieving equality in America — that dream of which Martin Luther King, Jr. famously spoke. And that work continues today, as it did yesterday and will tomorrow in the far-too-slow bend toward justice.
Incoming Chamber President says Shenandoah Valley has lots to like
City and school division bank on federal funds to restart high school project, make up for revenue decline
Valley businesses to showcase their sustainability efforts
Immigrant-led carbon farming initiative takes root in Mount Clinton
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January 6, 2021
School board selects new leaders, takes steps toward SRO decision and harassment policy
To open 2021, the Harrisonburg School Board selected Kristen Loflin as its new chairwoman and Nick Swayne as vice-chairman, then moved forward Tuesday with efforts to further define roles for school resource officers and to prevent harassment in schools, among other business.
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