
Waynesboro Police Department: Foxes rarely pose a threat to humans, pets
Fox sightings are common in the City of Waynesboro and shouldn’t be a cause for concern, according to the Waynesboro Police Department.

Fox sightings are common in the City of Waynesboro and shouldn’t be a cause for concern, according to the Waynesboro Police Department.

The Fourth of July is just days away as local residents and visitors begin their plans to enjoy fireworks, time with family and friends and some homemade, delicious food.

A Brookyln-based Americana crooner is set to make a stop on Friday, July 1, at 6 p.m. at Plaza Antigua in Waynesboro.

Lane closures for both northbound and southbound will be required on Rosser Avenue in the vicinity of Lucy Lane in Waynesboro on Thursday for the construction of the Waynesboro Marketplace development.

Kathe Maneval, the longest serving member of the Waynesboro School Board, is running for re-election in November.

The week ahead includes a film, auditions, and a free outdoor concert.

The Blue Ridge Children’s Museum has been in search of a home for several years to continue to provide families opportunities to explore.

Two members of the Waynesboro School Board announce their re-election bids for the November 8, 2022 general elections.

Significant road construction is ongoing along the adjacent Rosser Avenue corridor between Lew Dewitt and Tiffany Drive intersections on the Waynesboro Marketplace project.

The River City’s first celebration of Juneteenth was held at Ridgeview Park on Sunday and organized by the Waynesboro branch of the NAACP.
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