Nelson County: Authorities lead search for man last seen on July 16
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The Nelson County Sheriff’s Office is asking for the public’s help in locating 66-year-old Dean Wilsher Hudson.
Search Results for HUD
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VDOT: Local road construction on the schedule for the week of July 13-17
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A portion of Route 828 (Cattle Scales Road) in Augusta County will close to through traffic from Monday, July 13, to Thursday, July 23.
4 ways recent college grads are affording homes
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Graduates who are buying homes are finding alternative paths into the market that previous generations either didn’t consider or didn’t need.
How Waynesboro residents can challenge the Northrop Grumman pollution permit
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Waynesboro needs to get prepared for the July 23 Virginia DEQ public hearing on the request of Northrop Grumman for a permit that would allow the release of tons of hazardous air pollutants into our local environment.
VDOT: Updated road work scheduled for the week of July 6-10
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VDOT has updated its work schedule for road construction and maintenance in the region for the week of July 6-10.
Notable alums from the Barter Theater include Gregory Peck, Ned Beatty, Hume Cronyn
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The Barter Theater – which opened in 1933 under founder Robert Porterfield – remains the longest-running professional equity theater in the United States.
Why your overhead track needs professional maintenance work
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Your automatic garage door is made up of many moving parts that work together to make it open smoothly every day.
How to help your dogs, cats through loud summer storms, fireworks
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We had storms in Waynesboro on Monday, and only one of our six office dogs – Snickers, a shih tzu – is ever bothered by the loud noises.
Spanberger, House Democrats propose data center study as way around budget impasse
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Gov. Abigail Spanberger and House Democrats are on the same page with a do-nothing approach to data centers that they hope will continue the $1.9 billion annual tax breaks that go to developers of hyperscale data centers in Virginia.
We don’t like data center tax breaks: But there’s more to it than that
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The state budget is still being held up, almost entirely because Gov. Abigail Spanberger and House of Delegates Speaker Don Scott want to preserve tax breaks for developers of hyperscale data centers.
