Murder mystery on tap at Senior Center
The Waynesboro Senior Center will play host on Saturday to “Did You Say Murder> Who Would Kill the New Guy,” a murder mystery starring News Virginian Editor Jonathan Hunley and Augusta Free Press LLC Vice President Crystal Graham.
The event begins at 6 p.m. Saturday with dinner.
Kathy Johnson of Murder Is a Game will serve as master of ceremonies. Read more
Candidate Forum 2012: What would you ask?
Staunton and Waynesboro City Council candidates will respond to a series of citizen questions pertaining to city-wide topics and senior issues at two upcoming public forums.
Questions will be developed based on submissions from local citizens interested in what’s affecting area public safety, health, housing, transportation and more. When new and incumbent Council members face cutbacks and other influences on the local way of life, it will be essential that they understand the needs and concerns of their constituents.
Submit a question for the forums: Click here. Read more
Senior Centers hosting candidate forums in April
City Council candidates in Waynesboro and Staunton will tell you their position on issues affecting residents, in two public forums.
Waynesboro City Council Candidates
Wednesday, April 25, 1 p.m.
Waynesboro Senior Center
325 Pine Avenue
Staunton Candidates
Thursday, April 26, 1 p.m.
Staunton Senior Center
300 Churchville Avenue, Suite 63
Co-sponsored by NBC29 and the Valley Program for Aging Services
More details: www.ValleyProgramforAgingServices.com.
Staunton Senior Center: Bowling and music fun
Last Thursday 11 Staunton Senior Center members and two staff ventured over to the Waynesboro Senior Center for a spaghetti lunch and bowling to follow.
Two of our JMU nursing students met us at the Center for lunch and then joined in a couple of frames at Wayne Lanes before having to leave for a meeting. Five members bowled while the rest formed a very enthusiastic cheering squad! Read more
Welcome to the new director at the Churchville Senior Center
The Valley Program for Aging Services announces that Ann Weiland has been named the new director for the Churchville Senior Center.
Welland comes to this position with decades of executive level experience working in a variety of settings including a non-profit consulting organization and two United Ways. Read more
March for Meals Scheduled for March 17
The Mu chapter of Sigma Alpha Epsilon Pi at James Madison University is hosting its very first “March for Meals” on Saturday, March 17.
The March for Meals is a benefit 5k or 1-mile “march” to help our local philanthropy, Valley Program for Aging Services. VPAS is a local organization that provides Meals on Wheels among other services designed to help older adults stay in their homes and communities for as long as possible. Read more
Staunton Senior Center News
Rhythm & blues Black History Program presented at SSC: Did you know that it wasn’t jazz, it wasn’t blues, and it wasn’t gospel that was the most popular form of music among African-American people in in the 1950s?
You guessed it! It was rhythm and blues! Read more
