Lady Jane shop marks 14th anniversary in Harrisonburg
Downtown gift shop Lady Jane celebrates 14 years in business, started in 2011 by Sara Christensen. The West Market Street to South Main Street move in 2014, support from a women team, and Christensen's shift from teaching shaped a welcoming space inspired by Jane Austen.
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Sara Christensen
Harrisonburg
Lady Jane Gift Shop
West Coast
Fairfax
Christensen
James
Madison University
Waynesboro
Jane Austen
Austen
Whetsel
West Market Street
South Main Street
Crimora Players Stage Dinner Theater Satire at Center
Crimora Community Center hosts the Crimora Players new dinner theater comedy You Can’t Get There From Here. The small town exploits a pothole scam for revenue, drawing a reporter to uncover the scheme. The show blends love witchcraft and Shakespeare quotes with a satirical plot.
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Bill Clark
Horace McClintock
Crimera
Beth Grimm
Queenie
Ryan Snyder
Arthur
Tattletale In Crimera
Crimora
Deaths of Richard Breeden Sr and Faye Huffer Horn
Two obituaries note the passing of Richard Breeden Sr., age 82, of Elkton, and Faye Huffer Horn, age 80, of Mount Solon. The notices list ages and hometowns with no additional biographical details provided.
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Richard Breeden Sr
Elkton
Faye Huffer Horn
Mount Solon
Index Television A6 Crossword B10 Classified B8 Forum Sports
Brief page teaser lists sections index style with TV listings, crossword, classifieds, forum and sports. No clear story or named entities beyond page labels. The note reads as a table of contents line for newspaper sections rather than a news item.
Rockingham board member Matt Cross fined for late finance reports
Rockingham County school board member and former chair Matt Cross faces a 9200 fine for failing to file campaign finance reports on time since late 2021. He has 60 days to pay or appeal the penalty. He is seeking re election in November.
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Matt Cross
Rockingham County School Board
Rockingham
Community nonprofits warn of funding cuts impact
Community leaders warned at a Navigation Center panel that federal budget reductions threaten services for HIV patients Medicaid recipients and refugees. Nate Riddle of the Healthy Community Collaborative and Open Doors spoke on how real changes affect organizations and those they serve.
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Navigation Center
The
Healthy Community Collaborative
Nate Riddle
Open Doors
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Angela Rose Schup
Broadway
Ryan
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