Waynesboro: Fate of $36M natural history museum hinges on state funding
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The key to the redevelopment and revitalization of Downtown Waynesboro may hinge on the completion of a $36 million natural history museum.
Search Results for Shenandoah National Park
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‘Made of Magic’ campaign earns Staunton $9K grant from Virginia for tourism initiatives
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Staunton’s Tourism Office received a $9,100 grant from the Virginia Tourism Corporation’s Marketing Leverage Program for its “Made of Magic.”
America the Beautiful Act would build on largest-ever investments in public lands
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The America the Beautiful Act builds on the landmark Great American Outdoors Act by strengthening and reauthorizing the LRF.
Drought watch advisory issued for 34 counties, including Augusta, Rockingham
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A drought watch advisory for Virginia has been expanded to include 34 counties including Augusta and Rockingham.
Augusta County: Heavy smoke the result of a prescribed burn in Sherando area
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If you are seeing smoke in Lyndhurst and Sherando today, you may see or smell smoke due to a prescribed burn.
Elevated risk for fire throughout most of Virginia until rain arrives Wednesday
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There is an elevated risk for fire this afternoon throughout much of Virginia, South Carolina and North Carolina.
Staunton: Virginia Scenic Railway featured on cover of 2025 Virginia Travel Guide
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The Virginia Tourism Corporation announced today that the Virginia Scenic Railway will be featured on the cover of the 2025 Virginia Travel Guide.
$2M grant paves way for Three Notched Trail planning and design
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The vision for the Three Notched Trail should begin to take shape over the next two years thanks to grant funding for the planning.
Staunton: Art Hive to host book signing of 20 short stories set in Charlottesville area
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Charlottesville Fantastic Book Reading & Signing will be held Sunday, November 10, 2024, from 1 to 3 p.m. at Art Hive in Staunton.
Waynesboro: Sherlock Holmes’ story ‘Baskerville’ celebrates acting, theater at The Wayne
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The foggy streets of London are recreated on The Wayne Theatre stage for a comedic take on “Sherlock Holmes” in Ken Ludwig’s “Baskerville.”
