Waynesboro branch of NAACP to celebrate Black History Month Sunday with MBU professor
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Black History Month originated from Negro History Week, the second week in February, to honor Abraham Lincoln and Frederick Douglass.
Search Results for Waynesboro Public Library
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Waynesboro increases number of guests permitted at cold weather shelters
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Waynesboro Area Refuge Ministry may offer respite to more than 20 guests at their cold weather shelters if the host church meets certain square footage requirements.
Waynesboro City Council approves purchase of building, move of General Registrar
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Waynesboro City Council vote 5-0 Monday night to authorize the office of the General Registrar to move its office from the city library to a new location at 501 West Broad St.
Waynesboro still has issues with do-nothing, government-on-the-cheap thinking
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People I talk to around Waynesboro are excited that Northrop Grumman is bringing a few hundred $90,000-a-year jobs to the local economy.
Waynesboro takes step to move Voter Registrar office to new permanent location
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The Waynesboro Voter Registrar’s Office may soon be on the move again, as City Council voted 3-2 Monday night to have the city manager execute a purchase agreement.
Waynesboro: WARM permit will allow for additional mother, children in supportive housing
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Waynesboro Area Refuge Ministry got the green light Monday night to open its doors to one additional unhoused family.
Waynesboro: Rising temperatures don’t meet ‘criteria for a cooling center’
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With temperatures on the rise this week, the area’s homeless population is left to struggle with the excessive heat during the day – and many don’t have anywhere to go during the hottest times of the day.
Kline’s to celebrate 80 years of ice cream with community party in Waynesboro
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Kline’s Dairy Bar will mark its 80th anniversary with a community party on Sunday, July 30, from 2-4 p.m. at Constitution Park in Waynesboro.
Waynesboro leaders never sanctioned Jim Wood: They, instead, went all in on his hate
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Waynesboro Mayor Lana Williams, back on Feb. 27, called for Jim Wood to step down from his vice mayor position, following a hateful, bigoted nickname that Wood gave to Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg on his Facebook talk show.
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.
