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A local Black MAGA pastor is trying to whip up his cult into barraging the Waynesboro School Board next week over trans kids, because, I guess, maybe he’s not been getting enough in the collection plate on Sundays?
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Waynesboro city government is hosting a community open house on Wednesday to get feedback on its work on the update to the city’s comprehensive plan.
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We’re seeing on Facebook that the Waynesboro Police Department wants the public’s help in its investigation into a fatal incident involving a vehicle and a pedestrian reported Monday night on Rosser Avenue.
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Students who have immersed themselves in hands-on agricultural education are sharing their success with the community through an annual plant sale.
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After a four-year varsity baseball career at Waynesboro High School, Jackson Sherman wanted to stay in-state to play college ball.
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The back-and-forth over Waynesboro school funding has birthed a candidate for the fall School Board election cycle, in the form of Adam Seipel, who has been leading efforts to fight back against proposed budget caps by Waynesboro City Council.
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Some neat things are coming to Waynesboro – a bowling alley, indoor rock climbing, a specialty toy shop, an artists collective.
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The Wayne Theatre in Downtown Waynesboro is bringing the classic musical Singin’ in the Rain to life in the month of May.
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A Waynesboro man who fled police in a dangerous pursuit last week was apprehended in Augusta County on Thursday, and now faces multiple charges.
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One thing we take for granted here in Waynesboro is our Waynesboro Symphony Orchestra, an American Prize-winning community orchestra that is marking its 30th year in 2026.
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