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May is a significant month for revenue collections. In addition to regular collections of withholding and sales taxes, estimated and final payments for individuals were due May 1, and corporations with a fiscal year ending other than Dec. 31 – primarily retailers – had final payments due in May
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Waynesboro Public Library programs have returned in full strength after renovations, finished just in time for summer reading. “Dream Big, Read” is the theme for the children’s summer reading program. It is open to children and young adults of all ages and reading abilities
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Federal, state and local law enforcement have launched a multi-media campaign that includes two enhanced composite sketches of a suspect in the 2009 murder of Virginia Tech student Morgan Harrington
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Our long-awaited primary race is over. I am so proud of all of you! We did what no one ever expected, and what no other group of people could do! The ramifications of our primary challenge to Bob Goodlatte’s ten-term reign of timidity have not gone unnoticed in Washington, in Richmond, or in Roanoke
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Gov. Bob McDonnell today announced the expansion of a major soybean export agreement between Perdue Agribusiness, which owns and operates a major deep water export facility in Chesapeake, and the Dandong Port Group and Dandong Pasite Grain and Oilseed Co. of Dandong, China
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For just the second time on the season, the Richmond Flying Squirrels (29-34) rallied late for a 4-3, come-from-behind win over the Portland Sea Dogs (27-35) on Sunday afternoon at Hadlock Field. The win allowed the Squirrels to avoid a three-game sweep in Portland
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Roundup of a busy night of action in minor-league baseball in Virginia on Saturday
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Roundup of minor-league baseball action in Virginia on Thursday
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The Staunton Performing Arts Center will present Calling All Kids: Music and Magic at the Dixie on Saturday, June 23, at 10 a.m. This special show for children will be two shows for the price of one, presenting music and stories by Bill Wellington in one theatre and magic by Brian Bence in the other
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Elizabeth (Betty) Johnson Rice, who was a student leader in the largest single sit-in of the civil rights movement, will be the keynote speaker for the Waynesboro NAACP Annual Freedom Fund Banquet
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