In search of new books at bargain prices? Harrisonburg's very own Green Valley Book Fair offers a wide variety of books (and gifts!) in a huge book warehouse. Just inside the front door, a map stuffed full of pins from visitors across the globe proves that it is absolutely worth the visit!
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Exploring Harrisonburg: Explore More Discovery Museum
Looking for a fun indoor getaway that will excite children of all ages? Harrisonburg's Explore More Discovery Museum invites you to a creative hands-on learning atmosphere that is filled with a multitude of exciting exhibits!
Harrisonburg Real Estate Market Report: July 2015
Home sellers in Harrisonburg and Rockingham County are experiencing satisfaction due to the increase in buyer urgency, drop in days on market, and getting an average of 96% of their final asking price. Sales prices and contracts written continue to rise, and we're excited to see how the local market finishes up the summer season. Read more in our market report!
How To Survive a Remodel While Living In It
Remodeling can add significant value to your home, but completing any project while living in it is not easy. We've got firsthand experience in surviving remodels, and have come up with a handful of tips to make it a little more manageable.
13 Practical Ways to Save Over $2,000 on Your Annual Electric Bill
The arrival of your electric bill every month doesn't have to be a day of dread, doom and gloom. We've compiled a helpful, practical list of 13 ways to save a ton of money on your annual electric bill, plus a couple of tips for more future savings!
Bridgewater Received $944,000 from VDOT to Fund Dry River Road Project
Dry River Road, situated behind Marshall's Distribution Center, Shickel Corporation, and Perdue, connects the Town of Bridgewater with Route 257 heading west of Dayton and into Montezuma. This is a heavily traveled road for folks with a variety of transportation needs: vehicles, big rigs, buggies, tractors, bicyclists, and pedestrians. Though the speed limit is only 25 mph, it can prove quite dangerous with such heavy traffic on a "commute" route. Enter VDOT...