Downtown Harrisonburg is opening new restaurants and cafes all the time, which is a great sign of recovery and revitalization! One of the newest additions is a smoothie bar called “Pulp.” It is conjoined to and operated by the Shenandoah Bicycle Company on South Main Street. Pulp opened this past Monday, so be sure to [...]
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New Smoothie Bar in Downtown Harrisonburg
May 19th, 2010 by Lisa Oates · 2 Comments
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Earth & Tea Cafe Now Offering Adult Beverages & Nightlife Option
May 4th, 2010 by Lisa Oates · No Comments
Downtown Harrisonburg is a unique and thriving place, so to keep up with their neighbors in offering a nightlife solution, Earth & Tea Cafe is now serving beer and wine. It is a growing trend in Downtown, and one that the owners of Earth & Tea Cafe — Felix Wang and Aaram Millones — are [...]
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Harrisonburg Crossing in Foreclosure
April 12th, 2010 by Chris Rooker · 2 Comments
Today’s edition of the Daily News Record included a notice that a large portion of the Harrisonburg Crossing Shopping Center is in foreclosure proceedings. With more than 500,000 square feet, the popular retail site is home to Barnes & Noble, Staples, Wal-Mart, and many other stores and restaurants. (In June Best Buy will take over [...]
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Harrisonburg Ranked in Top Ten Places To Launch Second Career
April 6th, 2010 by Lisa Oates · No Comments
Harrisonburg, Virginia, yet again makes headlines as a great place to live! We’ve written previously about Harrisonburg ranking in the top safest and most secure places to live, and now it has been mentioned in a list called “10 places to launch a second career” by US News & World Report.
Why? Well, here are the [...]
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New Restaurant in Harrisonburg: Salad Creations
March 31st, 2010 by Lisa Oates · No Comments
A new restaurant is opening up soon at 865 Port Republic Road in Harrisonburg called Salad Creations. This restaurant will provide a healthy alternative to fast food, and offer a wide variety of meals or “create-your-own” menu options. They will serve more than just salad, too… wraps, hot paninis, soups, frozen yogurt, fruit cups, and [...]
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Once Upon A Child Store Coming To Harrisonburg
March 26th, 2010 by Lisa Oates · 1 Comment
Once Upon A Child is a consignment store for children’s clothes, gear, furniture, toys, books, and other gently used items. Take your gently used (still in good shape) kid’s items and get cash! Once Upon A Child will pay you when you bring your items in, not after they are sold. They even occasionally sell [...]
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Lohr Appointed Commissioner of the Virginia Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services
March 17th, 2010 by Lisa Oates · No Comments
Matt Lohr has served Harrisonburg and Rockingham County in the House of Delegates since 2005. He is now moving from that position and will be serving the Commonwealth of Virginia as the Commissioner of the Virginia Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services, otherwise known as VDACS.
Yesterday, Senator Mark Obenshain congratulated Lohr on this achievement, saying, [...]
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Port Republic Road Construction: Info, Map, and Timeline
March 16th, 2010 by Lisa Oates · No Comments
If you’ve driven on Port Republic Road in Harrisonburg recently, you probably noticed that construction is underway. The road will be expanded from two lanes to four to accommodate for heavier traffic patterns going to and from the new Rockingham Memorial Hospital. Funding for this project actually came from the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, [...]
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New Restaurant in Downtown Harrisonburg: Brooklyn Cafe and Lounge
March 3rd, 2010 by Lisa Oates · 2 Comments
Downtown Harrisonburg will soon be home to yet another new restaurant! It is called Brooklyn Cafe and Lounge, and is located in the former Franklin’s Cafe at 20 S. Mason Street. They’re having a grand re-opening on March 5th.
Brooklyn Cafe and Lounge will be serving up Middle Eastern, Turkish, Mexican, Italian, and Southern American cuisine. [...]
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New Renovation Rules for Homes Built Prior to 1978
February 23rd, 2010 by Lisa Oates · No Comments
The EPA wrote a new rule that will take effect on April 22, 2010 that requires contractors doing remodeling work on buildings — homes, child care centers, and schools — built prior to 1978 have an EPA certification. The reason? Lead-based paint. It can be very harmful to children and adults when disturbed.
According to The [...]
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