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Autumn fun shines at Harrisonburg Fall Carnival

Autumn fun shines at Harrisonburg Fall Carnival

Autumn fun shines at Harrisonburg Fall Carnival

Excitement filled the crisp autumn air Friday evening as our community came together for the annual Harrisonburg Fall Carnival. The event, held at the HHS campus, was a tremendous success. It brought families, students, and friends together for a night of fun and fellowship.
Fruits of the Spirit

Fruits of the Spirit

Fruits of the Spirit

I have written on the fruits of the Spirit before, but this week they have been resounding in my spirit. With prayer and fasting, seeking the Lord, the same word continues to be a voice in my spirit to share this week.So here they are. Love…....the greatest of all virtues.
Mr. Roy”: King of Catahoula

Mr. Roy”: King of Catahoula

“Mr. Roy”: King of Catahoula

Cicero DeSinectute XI It was a cool but clear morning on November 14, 2002 when I interviewed Mr. Roy King at the fish market he founded on Fish Market Road just upriver from Trinity.We sat with coats on in his office which joins a large shed area. It was cold enough that Mr. Roy had the heater on.
The Catahoula ARC hosts community Bake Sale

The Catahoula ARC hosts community Bake Sale

The Catahoula ARC hosts community Bake Sale

Catahoula’s very own CARC visited both the Harrisonburg and Jonesville communities to sell their baked goods on Friday, August 29, 2025. They had brownies, cookies, lemon and pecan squares, and more. All the treats were donated by Cameron Lacroix and Debbie Hudson.
Building strong writers at Harrisonburg High

Building strong writers at Harrisonburg High

Building strong writers at Harrisonburg High

Mrs. Reggie Womack’s fourth grade ELA students are mastering the art of evidence-based writing using the C.E.R. method—Claim, Evidence, Reasoning.With colorful sentence strips in hand, students construct thoughtful paragraphs that answer framing ques‑tions with clarity and confidence.
Science in action at Harrisonburg High

Science in action at Harrisonburg High

Science in action at Harrisonburg High

Seniors and Juniors in Mrs. Lau‑ren Little’s Chemistry class are div‑ing into the fascinating world of non-Newtonian substances—ma‑terials that exhibit both liquid and solid properties.