Fish back to 'legendary' Shenandoah River levels

The Shenandoah River has reclaimed its status as a "legendary" fishing venue, Shenandoah Riverkeeper Jeff Kelble says.

Wildfire season passes uneventfully

Fire chiefs in Warren and Shenandoah counties said Thursday favorable weather helped tame wildfire season this year.

Groups see fracking as a threat to forest, region

REDDISH KNOB -- Its proponents hail it as an economic boon. Opponents say it could contaminate your water supply. It's in the news with such voracity that even if you can't recite statistics, you feel like an expert on the subject. Matt Damon even made a movie about it. Now, hydraulic fracturing, most commonly known as fracking, may get the green light to begin operations in Virginia's George Washington National Forest, to the consternation of organizations dedicated to fighting its spread.

Volunteers help Discovery Museum and Habitat for Humanity

Cold temperatures and a little snow weren't enough to keep volunteers from "deconstructing" the Shenandoah Valley Discovery Museum's future home on Friday.

Local food initiative conference set for next week

A smorgasbord of local farming topics will be offered next week at the Farm to Table Conference at Blue Ridge Community College in Weyers Cave.