Virginia Secretary of Commerce & Trade Caren Merrick visits millwork company in Broadway
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Sarandi Manufacturing in Broadway hosted a special visitor when Virginia’s Secretary of Commerce & Trade Caren Merrick arrived March 29.
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Charlottesville residents eligible for Pathways funding; Albemarle County funds exhausted
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The Pathways Community Resource Helpline for rent, mortgage and utility assistance has exhausted the funds set aside for Albemarle County residents.
Drive Smarter: Virginia roadways see increase in distracted-driving crashes
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Roadways are estimated as more dangerous than ever in the United States thanks to distracted driving.
The only way to live authentically in a country of death is to resist the status quo
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Our tax dollars are consumed fighting a proxy war with Russia, using Ukrainian people and land as a testing ground for a seemingly inevitable war with China.
Animal advocates ask Waynesboro City Council to use tragedy as catalyst for change
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Waynesboro City Council heard from a vocal group of area residents upset over four euthanizations that recently took place at the animal shelter.
Ransomware group claims it has infiltrated Waynesboro city government, police data
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A threat analyst shared on Twitter on Monday that the official Waynesboro local government network may have been infiltrated by BianLian Ransomware.
Israel and the Palestinians: The way back from the dark, dead-end alley
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During the 55 years of occupation, Israeli and Palestinian leaders subjected four generations of youth to the same horrifyingly misguided fate as their fathers and even grandfathers.
Dear Mr. Buttigieg: Hate is not a Waynesboro value, no matter what our vice mayor says
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As a local journalist, I have seen first hand how passionate Waynesboro’s residents are about their city and each other.
Preorders available for new Blue Ridge Parkway specialty license plate
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The Virginia General Assembly approved the Blue Ridge Parkway Foundation’s specialty license plate Friday.
Waynesboro family goes public with frustration over lack of progress in sexual assault case
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A mother and father are going public with their frustration over how the Waynesboro Commonwealth’s Attorney office is handling the investigation into the reported sexual abuse of their teen daughter.
