
Chris Graham: Stepping away from the Waynesboro Generals
After five summers helping lead the team from the front office and board of directors, I am stepping away from the Waynesboro Generals.

After five summers helping lead the team from the front office and board of directors, I am stepping away from the Waynesboro Generals.

Virginia Organizing and the Social Action Committee of the Waynesboro Unitarian Universalist Fellowship will screen the documentary The Dream is Now, followed by a discussion of the film and a call to action for the community.

Not familiar with pickleball? Think tennis with ping pong paddles, or ping pong on a really, really big table.

The Waynesboro-Augusta County community responded quickly to the campaign launched last week by the Waynesboro Police Foundation to raise money to send the remains of Karen Tait to her native Philippines.

Rosemary Thornton, a nationally recognized authority on the Sears and Roebuck mail-order, fabricated homes, will present her inventory of Sears Homes in Waynesboro at the October History Lecture at WTA’s Gateway, 329 W. Main Street, on Thursday.

The Waynesboro Police Department is investigating a home invasion armed robbery in which shots were fired.

Swannanoa Palace: A Pictorial History-Its Past and People-100 Years, by Victoria Airisun Wonderli.

For just $25 (or free if you are a non-profit or community group), you can get your name in front of the more than 2,500 people that line the streets of Downtown Waynesboro to watch the decorated floats, marching bands, cloggers and Santa parade by during the annual Waynesboro Christmas Parade.

Larry Ransome has been a member of the Waynesboro Senior Center since 2004. “It gives me the chance to meet new people,” said Ransome, who is a member of the Local Council at the Senior Center, which provides guidance to staff on activities and programs.

Augusta Free Press is working with the Waynesboro Police Foundation on a project to raise money to help a family return the remains of their murdered daughter home.
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