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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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The owner of Mimosa Farm in Waynesboro has been holding events on her property in violation of the city zoning law for years, and needs a conditional use permit from the city to be able to continue doing so.
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Kline’s Dairy Bar is bringing back its annual Dog Days of Summer fundraiser for a third consecutive year.
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Waynesboro Police are leading the search for McKenzie Wilson, 14, who left her residence in the 900 block of Winchester Road sometime between midnight and 6 a.m. on Thursday.
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My last update on the June 9-11 vehicle break-ins in Waynesboro that included at least two belonging to Albemarle County Police officers was published on June 30.
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The state finalized its biennial budget last month, and once again, a proposed campus of the Virginia Museum of Natural History in Waynesboro was not funded by the General Assembly.
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The director of Good Shepherd School and Day Care in Waynesboro has been charged with failing to report allegations of inappropriate conduct involving a child.
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Let’s say you’ve lived at the end of a quiet street on the edge of town for years, and then somebody buys a property in your neighborhood, fixes it up, starts to rent it out for weddings and public events – in obvious violation of the zoning law.
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