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‘Revival’ Bosses Break Down ‘Interesting Conflict’ for Wayne With Em Being a Reviver

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‘Revival’ Bosses Break Down ‘Interesting Conflict’ for Wayne With Em Being a Reviver

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'That's what makes it so interesting for Em to be a reviver,' says exec producer Luke Boyce.See the Story

Broadway Presbyterian Church to celebrate its 155th year

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Broadway Presbyterian Church to celebrate its 155th year

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Broadway Presbyterian Church’s 155th anniversary is this weekend, and the church will hold a special celebration.Read Article

Several residents criticize Augusta County Board of Supervisors for canceling LGBTQ+ event

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Several residents criticize Augusta County Board of Supervisors for canceling LGBTQ+ event

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The film that the library planned to show, “Love Lies Bleeding” (2024), starring Kristen Stewart, is set in rural New Mexico in the late 1980s and is considered sexually explicit and graphically violent by many.Read Article

JMU football recruiting notes: Dukes grow Florida footprint

JMU football’s 2026 high school class currently stands at 19 verbal commitments, and on paper, it’s the best recruiting class in program history. The Dukes are adding players with legitimate Power Four interest, as quality players seem to be flocking to Harrisonburg now that the Dukes are an FBS program with a path to the College Football Playoff. JMU doesn’t have the same financial offerings as Power Four programs, but the Dukes have a quality …Harrisonburg · Harrisonburg Read Article

Tanner Shulman added as Men's Basketball Graduate Assistant at James Madison

James Madison men’s basketball has added Tanner Shulman to its 2025-26 coaching staff as a graduate assistant, Head Coach Preston Spradlin announced on Monday morning. “I’m beyond excited and truly honored to join Coach Spradlin and the phenomenal staff at JMU,” Shulman said. “This is more than just a team — it’s a family built on a shared commitment to excellence. The success this staff has had is a direct reflection of the culture they’ve crea…Basketball · Harrisonburg Read Article

How a hard rain caused water issues — and what’s next

As heavy rains battered the Valley last month, the city’s water treatment plant faced a major problem. Water coming into the facility after the May 14 rainstorm wasn’t just cloudy or tinted. It was brown. SourceHarrisonburg · Harrisonburg Read Article

22-year-old Augusta County woman publishes short story

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One Augusta County resident can add being a published author onto her resume.Harrisonburg · Harrisonburg Read Article

Rockingham County voters to elect supervisors, school board this November

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Two of Rockingham County’s supervisors’ and two school board members’ seats will be on the ballot in November.Harrisonburg · Harrisonburg Read Article

Mennonite lawyer Donald Showalter retires after decades of serving the community

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After serving the Valley for 59 years, Harrisonburg Mennonite lawyer Donald Showalter, 84, has retired.Harrisonburg · Harrisonburg Read Article

Unmarked graves prompt alley closure by Newtown Cemetery

City council members voted to close the alley adjacent to Newtown Cemetery which connects Hill and Sterling streets because of the evidence of unmarked graves in the space. SourceHarrisonburg · Harrisonburg Read Article

The Soil and the Seed Project's free summer concert series returns

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In the Christian church calendar, Ordinary Time can be uneventful, but The Soil and The Seed Project is hosting a series of concerts during the summer that may add some excitement.Harrisonburg · Harrisonburg Read Article

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