Richard H. Hronik

Harrisonburg City Council unanimously adopted a resolution Tuesday night to rescind the city's drought warning and enter a drought watch.

A Harrisonburg nonprofit has published a resource pack to help the Shenandoah Valley fight and prevent drug addiction.

Harrisonburg police officers will soon have a new tool to better assess patients while on calls for mental health crises.

A staple of downtown Harrisonburg is under new management. Justin Reiter began his new role as the theater's managing director earlier this month.

Strite’s Donuts, known for selling hand-made donuts from a trailer that would move through the valley from Winchester to Waynesboro for over a decade, opened its first brick-and-mortar location on

Harrisonburg officials say they are continuing to look at how best to improve the Friendly City’s historic downtown district three years after the city’s 20-year vision plan was completed.

A Harrisonburg Halloween staple is facing what will likely be its final spooky season.

A heritage family-owned business known for bringing its goods across the Shenandoah Valley recently put down roots in Harrisonburg.

Harrisonburg has two competitive local elections this year, each with four candidates competing for three seats.

A Harrisonburg comic shop was abuzz with excitement on Saturday as a visual artist known for their work on franchises such as Star Wars and Stranger Things visited the Friendly