City looks for help in collecting unpaid taxes

Chris Graham

Governments are running on ever-tight budgets. Keep that in mind when you consider this number: $1.8 million. Delinquent motor-vehicle taxes in Waynesboro in a four-year period prior to fiscal-year 2011 totaled more than $1.8 million. The roughly $450,000 a year that has gone uncollected is equivalent to about 1 percent of what the city spends…

Lunch with the Generals Day

Chris Graham

The new Waynesboro Chick-fil-A is hosting the Waynesboro Generals on Wednesday, July 28, at Lunch with the Generals Day. Waynesboro Generals players will be at the restaurant in the Waynesboro Town Center from 11:30 a.m. to 1;30 p.m. to meet with fans, sign autographs, pose for pictures and more. Come out and have lunch with…

Rapids down Generals, 4-2

Chris Graham

The eighth inning was cruel to Waynesboro Tuesday. A failed suicide squeeze in the top half of the inning and some successful small ball by Rockbridge in the bottom half proved to be the difference as the Rapids defeated the Generals 4-2. A leadoff double by Jared King had Waynesboro, then down 2-1, in business….

The World According To ChrisGraham.com: Chris for the Commission

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I am writing today to express my interest in being considered for the seat on the Waynesboro Planning Commission that according to the City of Waynesboro website will be open effective Sept. 1. I am a resident and business owner in Downtown Waynesboro. My business, Augusta Free Press Publishing LLC, includes a growing web- and…

The World According To ChrisGraham.com: Gotta Change moments

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Something’s gotta change with the way we do local government in Waynesboro – actually, several somethings gotta change. And we’re going to make ‘em change. First, the May election thing. Gotta Change. I know the arguments in favor of May. The people who vote in May are at least paying attention. A November election can…

Generals give back

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Trio share book, experiences with students at Berkeley Glenn Story by Jenny Hypes [email protected]   Never give up when things get rough. That was the moral of the story in the book Wilma Unlimited, read by three members of the Waynesboro Generals baseball team to a group of fourth- and fifth-grade students at Berkeley Glenn…