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Northrop Grumman breezed into town a couple years ago promising hundreds of millions in investment and high-paying jobs. Waynesboro leaders clearly didn’t do their homework about how much the deal would end up costing us.
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The Waynesboro Planning Commission voted 4-2 on Tuesday night to recommend that Waynesboro City Council approve the request for a conditional use permit allowing Mimosa Farm to continue hosting events.
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A teacher’s aide in Waynesboro arrested in May in a classroom incident with a fifth-grader had two charges related to the case certified to the grand jury.
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Waynesboro has received approval for a $14,000 state planning grant for a study evaluating the feasibility of locating a community kitchen at Vector Industries.
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We’ve had two local residents share with us the comments they sent to the DEQ regarding the request from Northrop Grumman for a permit that would allow for the release of hazardous air pollutants at an assembly and testing facility.
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Waynesboro Public Schools will host two sessions of its annual Back-to-School Bash – on Sunday, July 26, and Sunday, Aug. 2, with both events running from 1-6 p.m., held at Kate Collins Middle School.
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Gov. Abigail Spanberger has appointed rising Waynesboro High School senior Aidan Rodriguez to the Student Advisory Board.
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We still haven’t been able to generate anybody interested in helping Waynesboro fight back against the request for a state permit that would allow Northrop Grumman to release tons of hazardous air pollutants into our local environment.
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Residents at the Summit Square retirement community in Waynesboro had a fun afternoon involving makeup, hairstyling and feather boas earlier in the week.
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Hall of Fame coach Terry Waters has been coaching prep wrestling for nearly half a century, most recently at Fishburne Military School in Waynesboro.
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