Sunset Park in Waynesboro has potential to be open by end of year
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A 107-acre site in the City of Waynesboro is getting a facelift, and it’s possible the new Sunset Park could be open by the end of the year.
Search Results for Move Over
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Former Augusta County supervisor Steven Morelli breaks his silence: Analysis
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Is Steven Morelli, who resigned in disgrace from the Augusta County Board of Supervisors back in March, gearing for some sort of political comeback?
Alon Ben-Meir: Serbia-Kosovo political deadlock requires a reality check
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It’s time for the leaders of Serbia and Kosovo to come to their senses and accept certain realities that neither can change.
Virginia animal welfare organization receives $30K grant for programs
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The Virginia Federation of Humane Societies received a $30,000 grant to support two programs: High Five VA and Spay VA.
Virginia hasn’t yet hit rock bottom: But it feels like we’re getting close
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I just let myself, for the first time in several months, scan the message board at a certain UVA sports fan website that I was thisclose to buying last year, and, you know, funny thing.
There have been 25,000 gun deaths in the U.S. in 2023: More than half were suicides
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October 2nd marks Mahatma Gandhi’s birthday and the International Day of Nonviolence.
Goodbye asphalt, hello open space: Waynesboro begins work on South River Preserve
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Asphalt is being removed to make room in Waynesboro for a 26-acre park along the banks of the South River in Constitution Park.
Virginia has to learn how to win football games: It needs to start this weekend at Boston College
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Virginia could easily be 2-2 instead of 0-4 through four games this season. Easily.
Waynesboro city manager not acting in good faith on rental inspection program
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Virginia Organizing has been working with the City of Waynesboro for two years to explore implementing a rental inspection program.
Augusta County BOS losing control of narrative that Seaton is alone in asking questions
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Michael Shull learned a hard lesson at Wednesday’s Augusta County Board of Supervisors meeting: don’t ask a political question in a public setting if you don’t already know the answer.
