Review: The Mid-Atlantic Territory Wrestling show at Augusta Expo did not disappoint
I have to admit, I didn’t go into the Mid-Atlantic Territory Wrestling show at Augusta Expo on Saturday evening expecting a lot.
I have to admit, I didn’t go into the Mid-Atlantic Territory Wrestling show at Augusta Expo on Saturday evening expecting a lot.
I typically scroll through Facebook to see if there are postings or reels of interest. If universal healthcare is the topic, I usually respond, in part to market my book and link my UHC Facebook page, and in part to write a correction if I believe the information is inaccurate.
The quote from Walt Disney, “We don’t make movies to make money, we make money to make more movies,” best describes my approach to our efforts here with Augusta Free Press.
The June 9-11 vehicle break-ins in Waynesboro have been “solved,” according to the headline on a Facebook post from the Waynesboro Police Department, albeit in the most convenient way possible, in terms of the PD not having to release any meaningful information in the case.
The mainstream media has been getting clicks of late with articles about how the Democratic Party is splitting apart at its seams, which got me in a lather, because, seriously, come on, try harder, right?
A local woman who heads up an animal care nonprofit was found guilty on Thursday on a misdemeanor animal-cruelty charge related to an incident reported in Albemarle County last year.
The Staunton Augusta Waynesboro Animal Shelter is in an emergency situation with respect to the number of cats currently in its care.
The New Market Rebels had to back out of participation in the 2026 Valley League playoffs, because the summer college team wasn’t going to be able to field a team.
Elkton Town Council voted 5-0 at a public meeting on Monday to cut ties with Flock Safety, effective immediately.
The owner of Mimosa Farm in Waynesboro has been holding events on her property in violation of the city zoning law for years, and needs a conditional use permit from the city to be able to continue doing so.
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