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A new group calling itself the Valley Environmental Justice Alliance has organized with hopes of being able to push the Virginia DEQ and our own Waynesboro City Council to protect the city from Northrop Grumman.
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When my wife asked what I wanted to do for Father’s Day this past June, I told her that I needed to have a Wild Man Night.
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We’ve had two local residents share with us the comments they sent to the DEQ regarding the request from Northrop Grumman for a permit that would allow for the release of hazardous air pollutants at an assembly and testing facility.
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We still haven’t been able to generate anybody interested in helping Waynesboro fight back against the request for a state permit that would allow Northrop Grumman to release tons of hazardous air pollutants into our local environment.
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Our crowdsourced effort to make sure the Virginia DEQ doesn’t screw us over with its handling of a request for permit that would allow Northrop Grumman to release tons of hazardous air pollutants into our local environment is gaining traction.
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Despite it feeling like the Virginia DEQ didn’t want us to know about Northrop Grumman’s request for a permit to release pollutants into the local environment, 250 people submitted comments to the state agency.
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A Harrisonburg man has released a book on the Appalachian Trail sharing his encounters with nudists, wild ponies and eccentric thru-hikers.
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Albemarle County is seeking input on its Three Notched Trail, asking residents and visitors to weigh in on route options through a survey.
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During dark times in the Queen City, some community members wore masks to hide their bigotry in the 1920s and 1930s.
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New Dominion Bookshop will host a reading with poets Sharon Perkins Ackerman and William Prindle on Aug. 29 at 7 p.m.
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