Keeping Mauzy Rural
After a truck stop rezoning was denied, the Mauzy community banded together to explore ways to preempt future incompatible development proposals and formally document the vision of a rural Mauzy.
After a truck stop rezoning was denied, the Mauzy community banded together to explore ways to preempt future incompatible development proposals and formally document the vision of a rural Mauzy.
It is important that county decision makers hear from community members championing the plan’s protection of the county’s natural resources and agricultural and tourism economy and prioritization of livable communities.
Join the Alliance staff, board members, community members and partners to celebrate progress towards clean water, conservation and vibrant communities in Harrisonburg and Rockingham.
About 30 farmers attended a showcase of farm management strategies that benefit farm output and the health of the soil and water around northeast Rockingham County.
This year’s summit will highlight the potential for economic development when transportation and recreation meet.
It was great to see so many Rockland folks out at the parish hall on February 26! Mark your calendar for meeting three on April 22.
Transportation planners want your input on how you use Friedens Church Road and Dinkel Avenue in Bridgewater and Mount Crawford.
The Shenandoah Valley Battlefields Foundation intends to purchase the rail corridor for a different project and they plan to use the state funds allocated for the Shenandoah Rail Trail.
After three hours of public comment from approximately 55 speakers, the board voted to continue with construction of the recreation center at Rockingham Park at the Crossroads.
It was great to see so many Rockland folks out at the parish hall on January 8! Mark your calendar for meeting two on February 26.
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