New Conservation Funding for the Valley
The Alliance is delighted to announce that along with our partners in the Shenandoah Valley Conservation Collaborative, we will bring...
Following the I-81 Committee
Our Transportation Lead Kim Sandum made the trek to Lexington to attend the first of four I-81 Committee Meetings on...
AT RISK – Public Participation in Forest Service Decisions
The U.S. Forest Service is proposing changes to its National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) regulations that will eliminate public participation...
See you at Red Wing Roots!
Come see us at the Red Wing Roots Music Festival this weekend! We are really excited to be hosting a...
Shining Light on Utility Scale Solar
The Alliance was thrilled to partner with Central Shenandoah Planning District Commission and Northern Shenandoah Valley Regional Commission to host...
Summertime voting time
A quick reminder and some information about the upcoming primary elections, Tuesday, June 11th – there are four contested races...
Outdoor Opportunities Enhance Local Economies
We are an outdoor recreation destination. That statement, from Luray’s Economic Development and Tourism Coordinator Liz Lewis, is simple and...
Community Input Informs Long Term Vision
Warren County will be a thriving community that retains its safe, scenic, friendly and inviting character with leadership that puts...
Conservation in the 2019 General Assembly
Commonwealth’s Investment in Conservation Protecting our agricultural lands, scenic, historic and natural resources, and helping farmers implement sound farming practices...
Project Redbud Update
In addition to its land preservation efforts, Scenic 340 also leads Project Redbud. in the past two years, Project Redbud...