Boys & Girls Club awards Youth of the Year Scholarship
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The Boys & Girls Club of Waynesboro, Staunton, and Augusta County announced today the winner of its Youth of the Year Scholarship.
Search Results for Staunton School Board
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Spots open in ASIST suicide prevention training
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Valley Community Services Board will host the Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training (ASIST) program on Thursday/Friday May 12-13.
Waynesboro elections: Anderson, Short, Allen, Laurenzo roll to victories
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Elzena Anderson won election to the Ward A seat on City Council in Tuesday’s city elections, defeating retired businessman Sonny Smith.
Waynesboro Players present The Music Man
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The Waynesboro Players are opening The Music Man on Thursday night at 7:30 p.m. at Waynesboro High School.
Wayne Theatre marks grand reopening
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The Wayne Theatre marked its formal grand reopening on Tuesday with an event featuring local and state leaders, downtown business owners and volunteers. [Video included.]
McAuliffe veto blocks virtual education
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Virtual learning is clearly the future of public education in Virginia. The present, thanks to Gov. Terry McAuliffe, is stuck in the past.
Regional agriculture producers showcase products to statewide consumers
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The Farm2Fork Affair, held on Tuesday, highlighted Staunton, Augusta County and Waynesboro agricultural producers in an effort to market to large-scale consumers throughout Virginia.
Fishburne wrestlers sweep home tri-meet
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Fishburne wrestlers cruised to a tri-sweep over Grace Christian School (66-12) and local public school Buffalo Gap (57-12) at a home tri-meet on Thursday.
Governor McAuliffe’s State of the Commonwealth Address
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Gov. Terry McAuliffe delivers the 2016 State of the Commonwealth Address. Remarks as prepared for delivery.
Rivals, now family: Son of Augusta Military Academy alum thriving at Fishburne
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Back in the ‘70s, Ed Rogerville would have been on enemy territory at Fishburne Military School. A 1976 graduate of Augusta Military Academy, Rogerville wouldn’t have guessed back then that he would be walking the grounds of the one military school in Augusta County that would survive the decade.
