Page County Ordinance Update
“Page County’s best asset is its rural character, that should be protected above everything else,” said Page County resident Beth...
Opportunity for Public Input
With many local businesses having closed their doors, reduced staff or even completely altered their business models in response to COVID-19, we are excited to see the county moving forward with a new program to support local businesses.
Action in the General Assembly on Shenandoah Rail Trail
On Thursday August 27, Delegate Tony Wilt (R-Harrisonburg) will speak about an amendment authorizes DCR to conduct a feasibility study for a rail trail in the Northern Shenandoah Valley.
Heirs’ Property Act Signed By Governor Northam near Harrisonburg
This act addresses the problematic legal structure of heirs’ property that has been a major factor in the decline in the number of Black-owned farms in Virginia and in the country.
Ask Legislators to Prioritize Outdoor Space
The below is an article originally published in the Waynesboro The News Virginian (found here) by the Alliance’s Augusta County...
Page County Considers Solar Ordinance
Localities throughout the Shenandoah Valley are considering solar installations as a step toward renewable energy. Solar installations fall into two...
Farewell (to the ACP) Party on Zoom! Wednesday, July 22, 2020 at 5:00 PM
Join us this Wednesday, July 22, at 5:00 PM for our “Farewell (to the ACP) Party.” We’ll have stories, music,...
I-81 Corridor Study Continues
In case you missed the Phase Two I-81 Corridor Study public meetings, you can still provide your input until Sept 30th.
Taste of Shenandoah at Cave Ridge Vineyard
A farm-to-table event with live music by The Foundry Street Project. Proceeds will support work by the Alliance for the Shenandoah Valley to protect the high quality of life and rural, agricultural heritage in Shenandoah County. Tickets are $25 and available on Eventbrite.
Pipeline Victory in Court!
We’re celebrating another victory in court. On Monday August 6, federal judges threw out Dominion’s permit to tunnel through the Blue Ridge at Hazel Palmer’s historic family land in Lyndhurst.