Waynesboro School Board candidate addresses why he is running
The students of Waynesboro Public Schools deserve our support and leadership. It is time to take a unified approach and seek the common good of every student.
The students of Waynesboro Public Schools deserve our support and leadership. It is time to take a unified approach and seek the common good of every student.
Eli Crawford, a former R.E. Lee High School and EMU basketball star, has been named the head boys basketball coach at Waynesboro High School.
The LIFEworks Project is inviting the Staunton, Augusta, Waynesboro community to a high-energy fundraiser at The Foundry in Waynesboro on Sunday, June 28, from 3-8 p.m.
Dr. Kelvin Washingto seems to think that women are only qualified to submit to their husbands, and that there’s only one accepted kind of romantic and familial union, and LGBTQ+s don’t qualify there.
Several vehicles in Waynesboro, including at least two belonging to officers with the Albemarle County Police Department, were broken into over a three-day period last week, and still, nothing on this from the Waynesboro Police Department.
Waynesboro Police arrested a couple who had been using a victim’s bank account information to steal an undisclosed amount of money.
Former Waynesboro vice mayor Jim Wood, mute and politically irrelevant since the Buttplug-gate scandal that emerged weeks into his term on Waynesboro City Council, is actually running for re-election.
Virginia DEQ has set a July 23 public hearing on the request from Northrop Grumman for a state operating permit that would allow the release of 24.9 tons of hazardous air pollutants at a planned advanced electronics assembly and testing facility.
Dr. Kelvin J. Washington, a Waynesboro native, pastor, college professor and former high school soccer coach, announced on Tuesday that he is running for the Ward C seat on the Waynesboro School Board.
The Wayne Theatre in Waynesboro will welcome “Back To Black: The Music of Amy Winehouse,” on Saturday, July 18, at 7:30 p.m.
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