
Waynesboro declares local emergency in response to COVID-19
Waynesboro City Manager Mike Hamp has declared a local emergency in response to local COVID-19 impacts.

Waynesboro City Manager Mike Hamp has declared a local emergency in response to local COVID-19 impacts.

In response to the continued spread of novel coronavirus (COVID-19), the City of Staunton has officially declared a local emergency as of 1:30 p.m. on March 16.

Augusta County has declared a state of emergency in response to the threat to public health and safety from the coronavirus (COVID-19).

Shenandoah Town Hall will remain open and assisting customers. Status updates will be posted on the town’s Facebook page.

The Waynesboro YMCA is staying open, for now, but the Y’s executive director notes that things are changing daily, even hourly.

The Augusta County Library has suspended all programs and meetings n an effort to slow the spread of the novel virus COVID-19.

VDOT will reschedule its public hearing concerning improvements to Route 720 (Smithland Road) in Rockingham County.

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The following is a list of highway work that may affect traffic in the Staunton District during the coming weeks.

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