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Downtown Harrisonburg has said goodbye to a variety of familiar restaurants and bars this year, leaving many residents wondering whether something bigger is happening to the city's restaurant scene. At the same time, new businesses continue to move in.


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A submitted perspectives piece by Roger Barbee As an educator, I refrained from using the word effort in describing a student’s or athlete’s work. Advised by a colleague that the word was another way of saying, “A good try, but you failed,” I was careful with it around students, and I still use the word with caution. So while watching …


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A submitted perspectives piece by Glenn Logan Reitze  If it happens in Harrisonburg only on film, does it happen in Harrisonburg at all? I would argue that, sometimes, it does. The screened images are ephemeral, just as is live human speech, but their impact on those watching and listening can still be profound. Undoubtedly, there is still magic in …


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The audience at city hall burst into applause Tuesday night after the Harrisonburg City Council adopted a policy that prohibits the use of automatic license plate recognition systems in the city, effectively ending Harrisonburg’s contract with the company Flock Safety.


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After weeks of debate, the Rockingham County School Board voted to start using a new testing model in certain classes that seeks to prioritize critical thinking over rote memorization.

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