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After an injury, social media can twist a story. A smile in a picture, a joke in a caption, or a quick check‑in can be used to argue that pain is gone or limits are small.
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As I have gotten older, I’ve come to appreciate the phrase, “I don’t suffer fools gladly,” which means having little patience for people who are foolish, ignorant or incompetent.
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A photo is a starting point for a search. Face2Social will search for matches across four platforms: Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, and X.
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Strong wind gusts and heavy rain are expected this week due to storms that are predicted to impact major U.S. cities along the mid-Atlantic coast.
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Tell you what, if Lorie Jean Akanbi, the first Black female vice mayor of Waynesboro, doesn’t have room under the local Democratic Party tent, well, there’s a reason Democrats haven’t won the congressional seat out this way in 36 years.
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There’s a fresh construction fraud case headed to the local court docket, on top of the case involving a well-promoted local realtor, Amy Argenbright, who is set for a two-day jury trial next month in Augusta County.
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Kadencia Orchestra, which has performed at the now-shuttered Kennedy Center, will headline the 14th annual Cville Sabroso, which is being presented on Saturday from 2-9 p.m. at Ting Pavilion in the Downtown Mall.
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We’re now two weeks since the Sept. 2 shooting at Westwood Hills Elementary School, and Waynesboro Police told us today that it can’t give us a timeframe for when it expects its investigation into the shooting might be complete.
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Here we go, with Augusta County Sheriff Donald Smith throwing one of his Black cops under the bus again.
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The Ben Cline campaign put out a release on Tuesday claiming that a Harrisonburg Rotary Club debate with Democratic challenger Beth Macy on the schedule for Oct. 5 was called off due to something having to do with Macy.
We don’t take press releases or official statements as the final word. Digging in to get the whole story takes time and resources.