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Shenandoah County sees less defoliation from spongy moths (6 p.m.) – WHSV

Shenandoah County seeing less damage following aerial spray for Spongy Moth – WHSV

Waynesboro traffic disruptions expected amid Columbia Gas upgrades – WHSV

Sports Radio: UVA Baseball talk with Adam Epstein on 910 The Fan

UVA Basketball alum Andy Burns, his family, can use your help

Podcast: Everything I know about what’s happening with UVA Baseball

Commissioners Agree to Step Pay for 911 Dispatchers

Info on Copy Requests by Division

Sunset Market returns to Harrisonburg Farmers Market

Turner Pavillion will open every third Thursday of the month from 5 to 8 pm for the third annual Sunset Market.

Virginia Department of Wildlife Resources

The Virginia Appalachian Carnivore Study: Black Bears & White-tailed Deer in the Appalachian Mountains of Virginia

Analysis: Are storm clouds really hovering over UVA AD Carla Williams?

Verona father charged with murder, child neglect after infant’s death – WHSV

Dare To Dream Therapeutic Horsemanship Center Celebrates 10th Anniversary Part 1

Augusta County man charged in connection with infant’s death

Blake Matthew Clark, 25, of Verona was charged with two felony counts, including Felony Murder.

Augusta County: Father charged with murder in May 20 death of infant

George Mason Basketball: Andy Fox hired as assistant coach

UVA Women’s Basketball: Stacie Johnson named director of operations

Patrick County: VFW Post raising money for repairs to 1927 building

Youngkin orders flags to be flown at half-staff for Wednesday

This order is in memory and respect of The Honorable Jerrauld C. Jones, Circuit Court Judge and former member of the Virginia House of Delegates.

Arts Council of the Valley collaborates on Downtown International Mural

The design for a new mural in downtown Harrisonburg incorporates images of people from around the world. Students in Iran – who are not permitted freedom of expression – have designed the mural, to be painted by Harrisonburg-Rockingham area artists.