
Waynesboro to hold public hearing on Civil War monument on Monday
Waynesboro City Council is required by state law to hold a public hearing on the removal and relocation of the Col. William H. Harman Civil War monument in Constitution Park.

Waynesboro City Council is required by state law to hold a public hearing on the removal and relocation of the Col. William H. Harman Civil War monument in Constitution Park.

On Friday, the Waynesboro Symphony Orchestra will bring the sounds of the holiday season to Waynesboro High School with Holiday Pops Concert.

Undeveloped land totaling almost 250 acres, parcels in Richmond and in Chesterfield County, just outside the Richmond city limits, are for sale at a total of almost $80 million.

In January, Terry Kent began to prepare to run for Commissioner of the Revenue, and announced his candidacy in early June. He is running as an Independent.

Understanding what a corporation is forms a crucial step when looking at how to create a corporation. As a unique entity the corporation allows a group of people to operate a business together.

In this article, Damon Becnel will discuss land development in the United States and how it affects economies, suburbs, jobs, and more.

The United Nations of Comedy Tour returns to The Paramount Theater for the 10th annual visit on Saturday, Nov. 6 at 8 p.m.

Launching a welding contractor business can be rewarding and lucrative. One thing that can provide protection and peace of mind is welder insurance.

Waynesboro Mayor Bobby Henderson, at the last City Council meeting, read a proclamation recognizing Juneteenth in the City of Waynesboro. Now is the perfect time to learn more about the holiday.

For her 80th birthday on May 6, Kathy Johnson raised $400 on her Facebook page for the Waynesboro YMCA.
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