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Did you know that pirates believed that wearing pierced earrings would improve their eyesight and that whistling on a ship would cause the weather to turn stormy? Learn more about modern-day pirates Feb. 23–26 at Waynesboro Players’ premiere production of local author Matthew Warner’s Pirate Appreciation Day. In this comedy, a Waynesboro Players directorial debut…
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Staff Report News tips: [email protected] Do you love singing, candy, and getting wrapped up in a great story? Then Roald Dahl’s “Willy Wonka” musical auditions are for you! The Waynesboro Players in partnership with Imagine That! Theatre is producing this much-loved tale of the world-famous candy man on a quest to find a young…
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The Waynesboro Players are presenting the world premiere of the locally written Shenandoah Moon, a fictional account of the story of the seizure of land from mountain families to clear the way for the development of the Skyline Drive and the Shenandoah National Park in the 1930s. AFP editor Chris Graham reporting. Includes a sneak…
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I was a mentor, right out of college, at William Perry Elementary School, but the difference between me, Chantz Harley and KJ Flowe, who were mentors for a group of kids at William Perry this past year, is, they played in the College Football Playoff.
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Tyler Bocock (sophomore, Stetson) and Taylor Sandefur (junior, Western Carolina) have been named the Waynesboro Generals Players of the Week.
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Terrance Dedrick (junior, Auburn) and Tyler Fox (freshman, Nebraska-Omaha) have been named the Waynesboro Generals Players of the Week for Week 2 of the 2013 Valley League season.
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The Waynesboro Players are preparing to bring Dearly Beloved to the Valley Feb. 26-28 at Waynesboro High School. AFP editor Chris Graham got a behind-the-scenes look at the Texas-sized comedy and shares some perspective on the wedding gone awry – and a sneak preview featuring one of the scenes – in this report. Length: 4:56.
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William Perry Elementary in Waynesboro will have a new principal on July 1, and it is someone that parents and students are already know.
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It will be hard for 2009 Waynesboro High School graduate Terrell Thompson to duplicate his baseball milestones in 2026, since the 2025 calendar was filled with some memorable moments.
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Waynesboro High School students returning to class on Wednesday will be greeted by metal detectors as part of a new safety measure.
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