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We found out last week that the Virginia DEQ does plan to hold a follow-up public hearing on the request of Northrop Grumman for a permit that would allow the company to release tons of hazardous pollutants into the air over Waynesboro.
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The Wildlife Center of Virginia is in the midst of its biggest annual fundraiser, an annual online auction that helps provide the food, medication, medical supplies, and specialized equipment the center’s staff needs to care for thousands of wild animals each year.
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Touring comedian Adam Minnick is making a stop at the Wayne Theatre in Downtown Waynesboro on Friday, Aug. 14, for a 7:30 p.m. show.
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We don’t have much more in the way of details from Waynesboro Police on the incident downtown on Saturday in which two people were sent to local hospitals with injuries, but we do have one name.
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The Ryan Waters Band is coming to the stage at the Wayne Theatre in Downtown Waynesboro on Saturday, Aug. 21, at 7:30 p.m.
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The Waynesboro School Board is going ahead with a plan to name a new superintendent by late October or early November, which, not coincidentally, would fill the job before the Nov. 3 elections for two open seats on the five-member public body.
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Two out-of-staters were sent to local hospitals, one with life-threatening injuries, in a reported assault in Downtown Waynesboro on Saturday.
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We’re going to get another Virginia DEQ public hearing on the request of Northrop Grumman for a state permit allowing the company to dump tons of hazardous pollutants into the air in and around Waynesboro.
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The 2026 entertainment lineup for the 16th annual Virginia Chili, Blues & Brews Festival features Chickenhead Blues Band, Dara James, Selwyn Birchwood and Albert Cummings.
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The June 9-11 vehicle break-ins in Waynesboro have been “solved,” according to the headline on a Facebook post from the Waynesboro Police Department, albeit in the most convenient way possible, in terms of the PD not having to release any meaningful information in the case.
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