
Waynesboro School Board announces staff appointments for 2021-2022 school year
The Waynesboro School Board announces appointments to administrative positions in the school division for the 2021-2022 school year.

The Waynesboro School Board announces appointments to administrative positions in the school division for the 2021-2022 school year.

Michael Sullivan, when interviewing for the aquatic director job at the Waynesboro Family YMCA, mentioned casually that he likes to tinker with cars.

Originally, each Class of 2021 graduate would be permitted to have 10 guests accompany them to a smaller ceremony held inside the high school on May 15. Now each graduate can bring up to 15 guests.

Valley Baseball League will celebrate 98 years of pitches and home runs this summer, and the Waynesboro Generals are ready to deliver a winning season for its 71st season.

Waynesboro City Council member Terry Short Jr. recalls looking at an online job board recently and seeing that 70 percent of the city positions being advertised were at or below the poverty level for a family of four. Makes you proud to be a Waynesboro taxpayer, doesn’t it?

Olivia Britton Watts and Michael Sullivan are heading up aquatics and youth sports at the Waynesboro YMCA. Meet the new staffers and learn about their plans for programming at the Y.

Waynesboro City Council member Terry Short Jr. joins the show to talk city budget issues, and on the lighter side, how his new blues album, “A Road Not Traveled,” is doing in terms of getting listeners.

The conservative blowhards are threatening to run candidates against Waynesboro City Council members who vote for a 90-cent property tax rate. It’s time to fight fire with fire.

A Waynesboro woman is dead after a series of accidents in the region Friday night.

Josh Quick and Shannon Harris were buying groceries when they bought a Cash 5 with EZ Match ticket from the Virginia Lottery. The numbers they selected turned out to be the winning numbers in that night’s drawing.
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