
Update: Pedestrian struck, killed on I-64 Exit 99 on-ramp in Augusta County
A Waynesboro woman was struck and killed while walking on the entrance ramp from Route 250 leading to westbound Interstate 64 at Exit 99 Tuesday evening.

A Waynesboro woman was struck and killed while walking on the entrance ramp from Route 250 leading to westbound Interstate 64 at Exit 99 Tuesday evening.

Something Rotten! has something special happening Thursday. Don’t miss your chance to save on tickets to the hilarious musical comedy at the Wayne Theatre in Waynesboro that everyone is talking about.

If you or someone you know needs support now, call or text 988 or chat at 988lifeline.org Staunton, Waynesboro and Augusta County are facing are major mental health crisis – with almost double the number of suicides compared to the state and national average. Project Mental Health was developed post-COVID to be a one-stop…

Augusta County is set to celebrate the grand opening of the Dooms Crossing – South River access point on Thursday.

Virginia Young Democrats met for their annual convention in Alexandria April 8-10.

The Afton Express commuter bus is now offering rider promotions, discount farecards for UVA employees, and an improved schedule.

Seventeen Bridgewater College art majors will exhibit their works in a senior art thesis show, “17°,” on display in Bridgewater College’s Beverly Perdue Art Gallery and various locations on campus.

Volunteers with the American Cancer Society will walk 1,670 laps around the track at Augusta Expo on April 30, in honor of the estimated 1,670 Americans who die from cancer each day.

The journey to the top as a footballer in Augusta County is not easy. Thankfully, the internet has provided more opportunities to make this journey a quicker possibility.

COVID activity in the community and at Augusta Health is low, with the current inpatient census at the hospital at four, and 15 new cases diagnosed at Augusta Health testing sites in the 24 hours preceding 9 a.m. Wednesday.
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