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The suit filed by two Waynesboro Republicans who are trying to block the certification of votes cast in the city in the Nov. 5 election is as flimsy as you had imagined.
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Rachel McDowell of Waynesboro Library received the 2024 Rising Star Award, sponsored by the Association of Bookmobile and Outreach Services.
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A hearing has been set in the court case that will determine whether the Nov. 5 vote in Waynesboro will be counted.
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Terry Short Jr. is running for a third term on Waynesboro City Council, this time running for the Ward B seat on the body.
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Work will begin in 2025 to add three additional miles of trails for residents and visitors to Sunset Park in Waynesboro.
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Lorie Strother, a candidate for the Ward A seat on Waynesboro City Council, sits down for an interview with AFP editor Chris Graham to discuss the 2024 election.
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Dan Gabel and His Orchestra will transport you to a bygone era in a breathtaking performance featuring an all-star ensemble of musicians.
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We still don’t have a court date in the suits filed in Waynesboro Circuit Court over the certification of the Nov. 5 election in Waynesboro.
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A traffic garden planned to open this fall in Waynesboro is “not quite finished,” according to project leaders.
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I am among a group of five Waynesboro voters who have filed a lawsuit requesting that the Waynesboro Circuit Court orders the two Republican members of the local electoral board to certify the Nov. 5 election.
