Tim and Dee Dee have worked tirelessly over the past 20 years to maintain the agricultural landscape of Mauzy, a small community in Rockingham County with rich history and scenic beauty.
Page County just opened a survey for community feedback on how and where the county will grow in the next 20 years.
Harrisonburg City transportation planners are proposing traffic solutions for Erickson Ave between South High St (RT 42) and South Main St (RT 11) and want to know what you think.
Your input on the plan is important now and to future generations whom we hope will continue to enjoy the rural and agricultural character that is Augusta County.
Page County residents’ input is needed on how and where Page County will grow in the next 20 years in a way that protects agriculture and rural character, supports a vibrant local economy and protects natural resources.
The same applicant who proposed and was denied a truck stop in Mauzy back in 2022 has come back with a new proposal for a large gas station and convenience store.
There is some wonderful material in the draft Augusta County comprehensive plan thanks to the incredibly hard work by county staff, but it is not yet our roadmap for the future.
Staunton-area community members, property owners and stakeholders are welcome to attend to react to draft goals and help determine the updated comp plan priorities.
Alliance for the Shenandoah Valley has once again joined Virginia and West Virginia localities and conservation partners to express our concern about further development of Corridor H Virginia state line.
Tell Rockingham County Supervisors: no sewer line through Keeezletown!
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