Waynesboro High’s Beta Club is revived and awarded $2,500 community grant
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Waynesboro High School’s Beta Club received a Community Contributions grant from Augusta Health.
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3Rs fundraiser puts books in hands of Waynesboro students for summer reading
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For children, reading six books or more during summer vacation help students avoid the phenomenon known as the “summer slide.”
‘The city loves its library’: Staunton Public Library is busiest in local Valley
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Staunton Public Library’s circulation total was 176,461 in 2022. The one library is just 21,000 short of Augusta County Library’s total for seven branches at 197,942.
Waynesboro: Homeless agency needs $40k to get through winter months
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With temperatures dipping as low as 21 degrees this week, it’s unsettling to think that there are homeless people, homeless children, with no place to call home in the Waynesboro area.
Wood, Lee likely to be elected in Waynesboro: Canvass to declare winners on Monday
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More numbers are in, and the writing may be on the wall for incumbent Waynesboro City Councilman Sam Hostetter.
Waynesboro City Council: Ward D may come down to handful of votes, recount on the horizon
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City Council races in Ward C and D in Waynesboro will likely remain too close to call until the extended canvass is completed on Monday.
Waynesboro Voter Guide: Big changes ahead for city voters on Election Day
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There’s a whole lot of change in Waynesboro when it comes to voting in November.
Staunton High School library/media specialist selected as 2023 Region V Teacher of the Year
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Staunton High School’s Lori Peltonen, a library/media specialist and educator for 30 years, is the 2023 Region V Teacher of the Year.
Waynesboro: Voter Registrar office set to make move to new digs at city library
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The Waynesboro City Office of the Voter Registrar’s move to the city library is under way – with the official change of address happening on Wednesday, Aug. 24.
Waynesboro library exhibit highlights Black Americans in struggle for equality
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Anne Spencer was born in 1882. A poet and civil rights activist, she was part of what would come to be called the Negro Renaissance in the 1920s in Lynchburg.
