Waynesboro Education Association campaign works to gain teachers ‘seat at the table’
The Waynesboro Education Association has begun collecting cards from Waynesboro Schools teachers and staff to bring collective bargaining.
The Waynesboro Education Association has begun collecting cards from Waynesboro Schools teachers and staff to bring collective bargaining.
In January, Joyce Colemon of Waynesboro stepped down as president of the local branch of the NAACP after 14 years. While no longer leading the Waynesboro branch, Colemon will not be stepping down anytime soon from her work in civil activism.
Virginia has been recognized by Attendance Works, a national leader on school attendance, for progress in reducing chronic absenteeism.
While not fully staffed, like most school systems in America, Waynesboro Schools is ready for the 2025-2026 school year on August 6.
Stone Soup Books is officially open at its new Downtown Waynesboro location marking the fourth chapter in its nearly two-decade history.
The Augusta County Library in Fishersville has cancelled a pride event scheduled for Monday at the direction of the Board of Supervisors.
Waynesboro School Board has approved a resolution to open River Ridge Learning Center, Virginia’s second recovery high school.
The end of a school year means goodbyes and “have a great summer” for teachers and students, but the timing can also be the end of a career.
Valley Community Services Board and Augusta Health are bracing for substantial cuts to Medicaid and Medicare programs over the next decade.
Waynesboro City Council members compromised on an 82-cent tax rate to keep the city on “a forward trajectory,” according to the mayor.
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