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Seventy-one Waynesboro city government employees, 30 of them full-time employees, are paid less than $15 per hour, according to data provided by the city to Augusta Free Press.
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On Monday, March 14, Waynesboro City Council will honor Kathy Johnson “for her charitable activities and humanitarian efforts to the city of Waynesboro” as she makes plans to move to Texas.
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The Staunton Public Library will offer two telescopes for patrons to check out for recreational and educational use beginning this week.
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After more than 25 years serving the city of Waynesboro, Deputy City Manager Jim Shaw is finishing up projects and starting a new plan. His new plan is retirement. His last day with the city will be Oct. 15.
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Waynesboro Public Schools has partnered with SORA, a reading app that allows students access to the local public library ebook and audiobook collections.
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Megan Carroll, media specialist at William Perry Elementary School in Waynesboro, has been awarded a Valley Alliance for Education Creative Classroom Grant to purchase books that reflect the diversity of her students and their families.
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Transportation between the Shenandoah Valley and the other side of Afton Mountain is about to get more accessible.
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The triceratops on display at the Waynesboro Public Library, courtesy the Virginia Museum of Natural History, might just inspire the next generation of scientists.
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For her 80th birthday on May 6, Kathy Johnson raised $400 on her Facebook page for the Waynesboro YMCA.
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The Rotary Club of Waynesboro will hold a live-stream presentation featuring acclaimed historian Christopher Kolakowski on Thursday, April 8.
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