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In the second part of WMRA’s special series, Mental Health Matters, Bridget Manley explores how children – and their parents -- are coping during the…
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COVID-19 has created a dilemma for mental health. The pandemic has increased the need for such care. At the same time, social restrictions have made…
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Yesterday, we launched the first part of an occasional series on WMRA called My World, with an exploration of the environmental effects of Interstate 81.…
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For a new WMRA series called My World, earlier this year we asked local science students to submit their questions about the environment. We received a…
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In the first report in this series, we heard about the groundbreaking judicial rulings ordering school integration in Virginia that earned Harrisonburg’s…
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Last fall, the federal courthouse building in downtown Harrisonburg was listed on the National Register of Historic Places – due in part to some…
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After a deadly white supremacist rally in 2017, once-marginalized voices in Charlottesville, Va., are demanding to be heard by the City Council. That has led to a debate over civility.
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But can the new residence hall coexist with other buildings on campus named after Confederate soldiers? WMRA’s Bridget Manley reports.[Sound of…
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On Thursday afternoon [Feb. 7], retired Justice John Charles Thomas spoke at JMU, as part of its Madison Vision Series. The first black justice to sit on…
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Nearly four months into his new job leading the Harrisonburg Police Department, Chief Eric English hosted a town hall meeting on Monday night. Stressing…