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The Waynesboro Police Department has charged a local woman with two felonies stemming from the April 24 theft at the BP Station. Diana Elizabeth Pacheco, 31 years old, is facing grand larceny and credit card theft charges.
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At the halfway point of the 2015 Valley League season, the Waynesboro Generals have three home runs. As a team. For emphasis: three.
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Tyler Howe pitched six strong innings, and leadoff man Clayton Taylor had three hits for the Waynesboro Generals in a 6-3 win at New Market Thursday night in Valley League baseball action.
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Matt Horkey gave up two hits in seven scoreless innings, and Waynesboro took advantage of sloppy Covington defense in the middle innings to break open a scoreless game, coasting to a 9-2 win in Valley League baseball action Wednesday night.
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Augusta Free Press editor Chris Graham leads a live in-game blog during tonight’s Waynesboro Generals vs. Covington Lumberjacks Valley League baseball game. First pitch is at 7 p.m.
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A ninth-inning Waynesboro Generals rally Tuesday night in Staunton never officially happened. Waynesboro scored a run and had the tying run on third with one out, but then the rains came, and at the end of the shower the game was called, the final score being Braves 4, Generals 2.
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Kid’s Place at the Waynesboro YMCA is hiring for for the 2014-2015 school year. Hours will vary. Kid’s Place is open Monday-Friday 8:30-1p, Monday-Thursday 4-7:30p, Friday 4-7:30p by appointment only and Saturday from 8:30-11a by appointment only.
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The City of Waynesboro invests annually in tourism-oriented business endeavors, events and projects through its grant program, Building Opportunities to Support Tourism (BOOST).
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The Waynesboro Public Library has released its busy schedule of events for July 2015.
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Last place is lonely, but it doesn’t quite define the depths for the 2015 Waynesboro Generals, who are still very much in striking distance in the Valley League with a lot of baseball still to be played this summer.
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