Waynesboro Players production of ‘Wit’ benefits Augusta Health’s Cancer Bridge Fund
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The Waynesboro Players return to BRCC with “Wit,” which will benefit The Cancer Bridge Fund at Augusta Health Care Center.
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Irish music ensemble Danú set to perform at Paramount Theater on March 7
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The Paramount Theater presents Danú performing live on March 7 at 7:30 p.m. in Charlottesville.
‘Pride and Prejudice’ brings love, story of family to The Wayne Theatre stage
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One of the most famous love stories of literature and time comes to The Wayne Theatre stage as “Pride and Prejudice” is presented.
Derek Royden: Of olive trees, bison and the dispossessed
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Besides the danger to their continued cultivation represented by climate change and disease, in the Middle East, olive trees have become targets of those who want to displace and impoverish those who care for and are sustained by them.
Andrew Moss: Unions as a pillar of democracy in 2024
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Unions are once again playing a significant role in a presidential election. Joe Biden joins striking auto workers on a picket line in Michigan; Donald Trump meets with Teamsters leaders at Mar-a-Lago and Washington D.C.
Bookshop to celebrate launch of Staunton author Clifford Garstang’s new novel
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New Dominion Bookshop in Charlottesville will host a book reading and signing with Staunton author Clifford Garstang on Feb. 23 at 7 p.m.
Richmond Police: Body of man reported missing on Jan. 19 found on Cofer Road
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Richmond Police said Sunday that they have located the body of a man who was the subject of a missing person advisory last month.
MBU graduate is American Shakespeare Center’s new director of education programs
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American Shakespeare Center’s new Director of Education Programs is Aubrey Whitlock, who joined the center as a box office assistant in 2013.
‘The Code of the Road’: Statler Brothers’ songwriter releases first novel
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Retired teacher John Rimel of Fluvanna County is best known for songs sung by the Statler Brothers such as “More Than a Name on a Wall.”
Surprise of success: Waynesboro teacher realizes dream of career as novelist
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At the end of this school year, Mary Ann Weir will retire from teaching and devote her time to a dream she never thought would become reality.
