Don’t Stop Believin’ What Love Is: ForJoury coming to the Wayne Theatre
The Wayne Theatre in Downtown Waynesboro is set to host a tribute band called ForJoury, which, if you haven’t guessed, blends the hits of Foreigner and Journey.
The Wayne Theatre in Downtown Waynesboro is set to host a tribute band called ForJoury, which, if you haven’t guessed, blends the hits of Foreigner and Journey.
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Ken Mitchell, the Democratic Party congressional nominee in the Sixth District in the 2024 cycle, said on Wednesday that he is now in the race for the nomination in the Seventh District.
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