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The Augusta County Historical Society and the Staunton Augusta Art Center announced a combined reopening of their exhibit galleries to the public, on a limited, reservation-based system on Friday and Saturday evenings, starting this Friday.
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The Augusta County Library has suspended all programs and meetings n an effort to slow the spread of the novel virus COVID-19.
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The Valley Libraries Consortium will be waiving fines those directly affected by the government shutdown.
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On the eve of the Civil War, the African-American population of Staunton and Augusta County stood at about 20 percent. In 1865, when Staunton became the headquarters for the Freedmen’s Bureau in the aftermath of the war, those population figures increased.
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Join the Valley Libraries’ first in a series of quarterly team trivia nights at local breweries.
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I am sharing my thoughts about my experience in Charlottesville on Saturday, August 12. That day will stay forever in our hearts and souls.
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Let’s face it; having your taxes prepared isn’t exactly the most exciting way to spend the morning for most of us.
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Let’s face it; having your taxes prepared isn’t exactly the most exciting way to spend the morning for most of us.
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A proposed $50 million settlement will resolve claims stemming from the release of mercury from the former DuPont facility in Waynesboro.
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The debut episode of Viewpoints on WVPT features an interview with the two newly elected members of Waynesboro City Council, Elzena Anderson and Terry Short.
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