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I was thisweekold when I learned that Debra Freeman, Waynesboro School Board member, CEO at the local Boys & Girls Club, former executive director of the local homeless shelter, was herself homeless for six months.
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We’re now two weeks since the Sept. 2 shooting at Westwood Hills Elementary School, and Waynesboro Police told us today that it can’t give us a timeframe for when it expects its investigation into the shooting might be complete.
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Several readers asked us to look into the placement of Kristi Williams, the former president and CEO of the now-shuttered local United Way, into a position as a special education teacher at the high school for the current school year.
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Mimosa Farm owner Jill Wallace asked Waynesboro City Council to table her request for a permit allowing her continue to host events at her residentially-zoned home until January.
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A Waynesboro man was killed in a single-vehicle motorcycle crash on Route 33 in Greene County on Sunday morning.
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Tidal Wave Auto Spa has committed to donating 100 percent of the proceeds from all car washes at its 1941 Rosser Ave. location on Friday between 8 a.m. and 8 p.m. to The Life Works Project.
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The Mimosa Farm permit is on the Waynesboro City Council docket for a possible yay-or-nay vote on Monday night.
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The local Boys & Girls Club chapter is planning to have a virtual learning support option for Westwood Hills Elementary School families who feel they need additional time to process the Sept. 2 shooting at the school operational no later than Oct. 5.
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Before you get too upset about how little Waynesboro is set to get from the 2026-27 School Security Equipment Grant program, keep in mind, the applications would have been filed weeks ago.
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An 18-year-old is in custody following a report of shots fired into an occupied vehicle made on Wednesday night at Sunset Park in Waynesboro.
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