Year in Review highlights Harrisonburg area events of 2018
A year‑end look covers Harrisonburg politics backing a second high school by 2023, a land purchase for the project, a deadly murder case involving a Cuban refugee, the rise of e‑scooters with safety and regulatory concerns, and a persistently wet year with 57.4 inches of rainfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisonburg High School
HHS
Sal Romero
Chris Jones
Deanna Reed
Richard Baugh
James Madison University
South Main Street
Stone Spring Road
Harrisonburg
Rockingham County
Hareton Jaime Rodriguez Sariol
Elizabeth Rodriguez Rubio
Angie Caroline Rodriguez Rubio
Elizabeth Rubio
la Boca
la Boca Eterna Hermanos En Cristo
Dukes Plaza
Sariel
Eliz
Small-Town Lawyer Turns Congressional Candidate in Virginia
Ben Cline, a Rockbridge County Republican, rose from local law practice to statewide visibility after delivering an invocation at a 2012 Romney rally before 10,000 at Augusta Expo Center. He recalls the moment as intimidating yet memorable and now begins a swearing-in as the 6th district congressman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisonburg
Ben Cline
Augusta
Fishersville
Rockbridge County
Cline
Mitt Romney
Shenandoah Valley
Expo Center
Rockingham County Considers Locust Grove Village Condo Plans
The Rockingham County Planning Commission seeks public input on a 5.9 acre rezoning by Cosner Investments LLC to multifamily use for Locust Grove Village on Bogers Road near Stone Spring Road. The plan proposes four condo buildings housing up to 86 units, with one to three bedroom layouts.
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Harrisonburg
Rockingham County Planning Commission
Cosner Investments LLC
Bogers Road
Stone Spring Road
Locust Grove Village
Rockinghan County
Rhonda Cooper
Preston Lake
U.S. 33
Cooper
Locust Grove
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Year In Review
Abeth
Maryland
Shenandoah National Park
Greene County
Shenandoah County
Pennsylvania
Sariol
Bird
California
Lime
Dale Enterprise
Dee
Kasey Newton
Congress
Mull