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New Market Battlefield's ... Sounding The Charge
Visitor Center Certification Sought
By Doug Manners
NEW MARKET - Officials at the New Market Battlefield State Historical Park are moving quickly to ensure that the town doesn't remain without a state-certified visitor center for long.
Escape Plot Case Heads To Court
Defendant's Brother Facing Death For Role In Incident
By Pete DeLea
HARRISONBURG - Barring a last-minute plea, jury selection of a man accused of aiding the escape of his brother, who killed a security guard and a Montgomery County sheriff's deputy, is scheduled to start Monday morning in Rockingham County Circuit Court.
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Mall Investigation Nets Four New Arrests
Police Continue Sex Solicitation Probe
By Pete DeLea
HARRISONBURG - An ongoing investigation into men soliciting other men for sexual favors in restrooms at the Valley Mall has netted four additional arrests, police say.
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Camp Calls On Faithful, Friends
Annual Massanetta Springs Bible Conference Also To Celebrate Hotel's Centennial
By Tom Mitchell
HARRISONBURG - The 87th Massanetta Springs Bible Conference gets under way Sunday at Massanetta Springs Camp and Conference Center with a new look and some new sound.
Massanutten: Better Off As A Town?
Group Releases Draft Study On Incorporation
By Jeff Mellott
HARRISONBURG - A group of Massanutten Village residents pushing to incorporate their privately owned development into a town are releasing the results of a feasibility study they have completed.
Korean Vets Stay Close Despite Time, Distance
Wartime Buddies Continue To Meet Almost 60 Years After Conflict's Close
By Tom Mitchell
WEYERS CAVE - It's been nearly 60 years since Nathan M. Riddle and others in the 453rd U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Battalion built roads in South Korea. But time and distance have failed to break the bonds between Riddle and his fellow soldiers from the Korean War.
Bond Sale Could Net City $3.2M In Savings
By Jeff Mellott
HARRISONBURG - Harrisonburg stands to save nearly $3.2 million over the long term when it closes on a bond sale next month designed to refinance old debt and provide financing for a road project, city officials said this week.
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Shanks President-Elect Of Virginia State Bar
HARRISONBURG - George Warren Shanks, who works as a lawyer in Luray, has been named president-elect of the Virginia State Bar.
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An OASIS Of Garden-Inspired Art
By Heather Bowser
Although the summer drought has reduced most gardens to mere stubble, there's at least one place in Harrisonburg where the colors remain in full bloom.
Womanless Beauty Pageant To Raise Money For Alzheimer's
By Jacquelyn Walsh
Twenty of Harrisonburg and Rockingham's finest men will get together this Saturday and instead of playing poker or watching sports on TV, they'll dress up as women - for a good cause, of course.
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»BOOTH BROTHERS GOSPEL CONCERT will be held at 7 p.m. at R. E. Lee High School in Staunton. Tickets are $18 in advance, $20 at the door and $25 for reserve seating by calling (540) 942-0226. Tickets available at Red Front Supermarket and Blessings Family Christian Bookstore in Harrisonburg and Staunton Florist.
‘Troubled’ Teens Testify Through Music
By Tom Mitchell
HARRISONBURG — Much of the spiritual music flowing through the sanctuary at Calvary Baptist Church in Timberville this weekend will come from singers who also know something about life’s blues.
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