Moving forward toward a solution to the Downtown Wall issue
The city appears to be closing in on an amicable resolution to the lingering dispute over the removal of a freestanding brick wall in a pedestrian mall in the heart of Doiwntown Waynesboro.
“We have a tentative plan in place, and the city is moving forward,” said Constance Paradiso, the owner of the 329 W. Main St. building adjacent to the pedestrian mall, which has been partially cordoned off since last spring after city work crews began and abruptly stopped work to remove the brick wall that has been attached to building since the early 1970s. Read more
Feb. 27-March 1
- Local Events: AFP has free tickets to Taste of the Town, Sunday, noon
- Local Events: Progress Augusta event set for Tuesday night, Sunday, noon
- Local Sports: EMU AD to speak to Shenandoah Valley Athletic Club, Sunday, noon
- Local News: EMU announces new provost, Friday, 3 p.m.
- Local News: VDOT to host local public meeting on proposed funding reductions, Friday, 11 a.m.
- Local News: Retired EMU prof to lead study for new research center, Friday, 11 a.m.
- Local Events: Hardesty-Higgins to host Textile Guild, Friday, 12:02 a.m.
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Shane Lam | A revolution of thought
“All great moves of God start with a man/woman being willing to be reshaped by God for a higher purpose.”
- Bishop Tony Miller
Many of us are willingly seeking answers about how we got to this place. Some are asking the age-old question – “Is church real and meaningful in times like these?” A better question would be, “Is what we call church really living up to the promises and power that is supposed to reside in the very essence of our God that calls us to represent him in this endeavor we call church?” Read more
Jim Bishop | Life throws you curves and then grades you on it
What an unexpected but most gladsome sound! About to enter my vehicle to leave for work, I heard and then spotted half a dozen fat robins in our front yard, serenading our Belmont neighborhood. Wasn’t this just mid-February? Read more
Nan Russell | They count
In second-day clothes after a canceled flight, we used the provided kits to brush our teeth and create some semblance of presentability for this unexpected stay. Working from a darkened hallway after room checkout, we waited for the evening shuttle to take us back to the airport, hoping for a positive outcome during this winter blast. Read more













David Cox | Unscrewing up
Posted February 27, 2009
+ “I screwed up.” -John McCain, 10/16/08 to David Letterman after finking out on him to be interviewed instead by Katie Couric.
+ “To err is human.” -Alexander Pope, An Essay on Criticism, 1711 Read more
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