Project GROWS finalizes Strategic Plan, prepares for Waynesboro Farmers Market
Project GROWS has finalized its Strategic Plan with thoughtful input from nearly 200 stakeholders, including partners and staff.
Project GROWS has finalized its Strategic Plan with thoughtful input from nearly 200 stakeholders, including partners and staff.
Lifeworks Project and a number of community partners will host the third annual Jobfest ’25 at the Waynesboro Public Library on April 30.
Last year, Blue Ridge Community College began offering a Summer Workforce program for Waynesboro High School graduates.
Waynesboro Public Library will host an event featuring a shortened, preview version of “Free for All: The Public Library.”
The Waynesboro Schools Teacher of the Year for 2024-2025 is William Perry Elementary School kindergarten teacher Sarah Hinkle.
The Kiwanis Club of Waynesboro is working to raise $175,000 to fully fund a playground in the Loth Springs Natural Area along the South River Greenway Trail in Waynesboro.
The Virginia Street Arts Festival returns to Waynesboro on May 17-18, and three buildings will be transformed.
I am writing to express my excitement at Virginia Organizing’s strong support for the concept of a Community Vitality Fund.
The Wayne Theatre prepares to take audiences back to the 1990s and the height of the HIV/AIDS epidemic in the United States.
Waynesboro School Board approved a contract with Kjellstrom and Lee Construction for the next phase of renovations at Waynesboro High School.
We don’t take press releases or official statements as the final word. Digging in to get the whole story takes time and resources.