After a warm start to the month of November, December 1st brought a chill to the WHSV viewing area.

The concert was a great way for performers to put their talent on display, but they say the cause made this more than an average gig.

Garner said the Staunton area has responded well to his goals.

The biggest task to do now is lay down the pipe for the impacted structures.

Since October Village to Village has been collecting winter clothes, books, and toys to deliver to newly resettled refugee families around the valley. The Harrisonburg non-profit holds the Refugee Christmas Collection each year but this year was its largest ever with the number of refugees from Afghanistan and Ukraine coming to the area. Village to Village will deliver the gifts to 85 families next week.

Shenandoah National Park said it will spend the next few months collecting data it got from the ticketing program and have public comment periods to see if the program will continue.

Fire Chief Andrew Holloway said a second station helps conquer a challenge in responding.

Regular gas prices continue to tank but diesel prices, not so much.

A woman in Stafford county was arrested for intentionally hitting a Stafford County Sheriff’s Office Deputy with her vehicle during a traffic stop.

Thirteen individuals were arrested by the Anderson County Sheriff’s Office in a warrant roundup called “Operation Thunder Chicken.”