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Dozens of residents protest against Northrop Grumman at Waynesboro’s city council meeting… Support for bringing passenger trains to the Shenandoah Valley grows in Harrisonburg… One Charlottesville breast cancer survivor is building a better surgical recovery bra….

Broadway is the latest locality to get rid of Flock cameras… Virginia’s environmental officials hold a final public meeting over pollution permitting for the Northrop Grumman plant in Waynesboro… Governor Spanberger declares a state of emergency over the hay shortage caused by Virginia’s drought conditions….

The Harrisonburg Rotary Club cancels a forum for the 6th District congressional candidates… Waynesboro residents speak out at the final hearing before environmental officials decide on a pollution permit for Northrop Grumman… The University of Virginia is in the top ten nationwide when it comes to free speech on campus….

Early voting in Virginia begins today, and in partnership with the public radio news network around the Commonwealth, WMRA introduces our fall election coverage… Jeff Schapiro surveys the fall election landscape, and this week in Virginia politics … The lieutenant governor brings her listening tour about energy costs to Charlottesville….

Farmers in Virginia face the highest diesel prices ever… Governor Spanberger signs a new executive order targeting data centers in Virginia… The state’s attorney general says that the Department of Homeland Security may have violated several state laws….

Visitors to Shenandoah National Park can now use automated entry stations… As part of our Virginia Elections Collaborative, WMRA investigates fundraising for candidates in the 5th and 6th Districts, and at the ballot question on reproductive rights… We also look at Republican claims of noncitizen voting in Virginia….

During the hottest days of summer, Farmville’s immigration detention center lost A/C… Gun violence is markedly down in Charlottesville, but the problem persists… A festival that showcases films made by and featuring people who have survived incarceration comes to the Valley….

2024 Shenandoah Valley Bach Festival Showcase, featuring performances by SVBF Artistic Director David Berry, SVBF Executive Director Amanda Gookin and SVBF Associate Concertmaster Wanchi.

The March 2026 episode of Shenandoah Valley Ever Green presents perspectives on the systems connected to forests and trees. From the wilderness of Shenandoah National Park to the city-center of Richmond, human interaction with forest resources offers engaging stories of how we co-exist with the natural world.

Pollinating species – that is, bees, butterflies, bats and more – are vital to human health. In this episode oh Shenandoah Valley Ever Green we highlight the human activity that is aiding the health of threatened pollinating creatures.