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Work began this week on a $2.1 million project to improve safety and access for pedestrians and public-transit users at three locations in Augusta County and the City of Waynesboro.
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The Virginia Passenger Rail Authority is upgrading passenger rail in Virginia with modern Airo trainsets.
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The Waynesboro Area Refuge Ministry local homeless shelter needs additional hosting and overflow sites for the upcoming cold weather season, which begins next month.
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The Wayne Theatre in Downtown Waynesboro is set to present Deep into the Darkness: A Musical, Theatrical Journey Through the Worlds of Edgar Allan Poe.
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The first Atlantic hurricane of the season could bring flash flooding and tornadic activity to the Mid-Atlantic, including Virginia, on Sunday.
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Until the fault rule changes, a crash victim in Virginia can carry a much stronger policy than a driver in Boston and still recover nothing from the person who hit them.
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The governor’s office has released the findings from the 2026 School Performance and Support Framework, giving us a snapshot of the performance the more than 1,800 elementary, middle and high schools across the Commonwealth.
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We wrote a couple of weeks ago about how us folks in Augusta County, Staunton and Waynesboro live in what the media analysts call a “news desert,” with a dearth of local journalists serving our 130,000-resident market area.
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When I entered the Waynesboro Democratic Party headquarters in July, I was surprised by the size of the gathering: a meet and greet with Sixth District Democratic congressional candidate Beth Macy.
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The Drought Monitoring Task Force says most of Virginia is still in a drought, which is fine, but they’re telling us that we’re in one here in Waynesboro, and we’re just not.
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