Over the summer Harrisonburg gained six new and improved attractions. The city gained new locations of already existing restaurants, along with new eateries and art installations.
The Student Government Association (SGA) Senate passed an amendment expanding the responsibilities of the Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, Justice and Accessibility (DEIJA+) Committee Chair, approved a program grant for JMU Unaccompanied
Itâs National Grilled Cheese Day.Â
D-Hall normally hosts Cheesy Thursday every week, but grilled cheese will also be served all day Monday. Thereâll also be a special deal for the sandwich at Festival food court, the home of Cheese Please.
For those who want to commemorate the day, hereâs a collection of delicious grilled cheeses one can make and places to find the sandwich around campus and Harrisonburg.
The classic
With a power combo of American cheese, bread and butter, one can easily make the classic grilled cheese â also a great vegetarian option. To top it off, a cup of savory tomato soup on the side makes the sandwich even more enjoyable. One can find this pairing on Cheesy Thursday at D-Hall and on the weekends at E-Hall. Other locations like Freshens and Steak ân Shake also offer grilled cheeses.
March is Womenâs History Month and a time to celebrate the impact of women on American society and culture throughout history. This year, to celebrate the achievements of women in the Harrisonburg community, consider visiting a local female-owned business. The Shenandoah Valley is full of hidden gems and local favorites, one can find anything from family-owned shops to businesses promoting womenâs empowerment and individuality.Â
First opened in 2012 as a food truck, Grilled Cheese Mania quickly gained a following in the valley. Known by most as the âGrilled Cheese Lady,â Kathleen Mania-Casey has since opened a permanent indoor location on Main Street. The store has an assortment of grilled cheese sandwiches, soups, drinks, dipping sauces and sweets.Â