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The Shenandoah National Park is breathtaking with its wide vistas and rolling scenery that comes to life in an instant for the millions of visitors who take in our natural wonder every year. But there’s another side to the story of the park that is overlooked even by locals who probably don’t know how the…
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Story by Faryal Zubair The colors seem brighter, the words seem bigger, and the laughter is louder. Why is it that it is all seems more interesting when you’re younger? Isn’t it strange that the books that once compelled you to write stories of your own now sound obnoxious and repetitive? Dr. Seuss is one…
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The Top Story by Chris Graham You hear that they spent $2.3 million to get ready for this moment, so you’re expecting something big. So you almost walk in expecting too much. And then you enter the new Waynesboro Heritage Museum – and you catch yourself saying out loud, Wow!
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Story by Chris Graham Election Day started early for Chuck Ricketts. “I was out at five this morning putting up campaign signs,” the Waynesboro mayor said as the day wound down toward the 7 p.m. close of the polls at Westminster Presbyterian Church, the city’s Ward D voting precinct. And then it was to the…
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School’s out for summer, which means that one in seven kids in K-12 schools in Virginia lose access to free and reduced-price breakfast and lunch.
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A Virginia museum will swear in a new group of American citizens on President’s Day to celebrate the nation’s 250th anniversary.
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A highly anticipated winter storm arrived late Saturday night in the Commonwealth bringing a mixture of snow and ice.
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Two information sessions will be offered next week to learn more about volunteering with a free income tax assistance program, known as VITA.
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Waynesboro is a community that shows up – at the ballot box, in our schools and neighborhoods, and when our neighbors are hungry.
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While the president seeks to roll back their protections, the queer community wants the world to know their voice will not be silenced.
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