
Greater Augusta Regional Chamber of Commerce selects members of 2023 leadership class
The Greater Augusta Regional Chamber of Commerce announced the Leadership Greater Augusta Class of 2023.

The Greater Augusta Regional Chamber of Commerce announced the Leadership Greater Augusta Class of 2023.

As part of a strategy to build engagement among older adults, Valley Program for Aging Services is launching a series of recreational and educational gatherings for adults 60 years and older this fall.
Gov. Glenn Youngkin is pushing Fairfax County to address a manpower shortage in its local police department, but Fairfax County is hardly alone among communities having trouble hiring cops.
The Wayne Theatre presents You’re A Good Man, Charlie Brown starting Friday and running through Sept. 4.

Waynesboro Schools Superintendent Jeffrey Cassell and United Way of Greater Augusta executive director Kristi Williams are caught up in a legal matter involving the latter’s estranged husband.

Crystal Graham joins the show to talk about her recent reporting on homelessness in Augusta County, Staunton and Waynesboro. We also talk with Crystal about her features on former WSVA news director Karl Magenhofer and award-winning novelist Elizabeth Massie.
Stable Craft Brewing at Hermitage Hill can add two silver medals to its ever-growing list of recent accolades.
The big winner for the fiscal year ending on June 30, 2022, was K-12 public education in Virginia. The Virginia Lottery had record-setting profits in 2021-22 which resulted in a distribution of $779.6 million for public schools.
The Cinderella Project of the Shenandoah Valley served 394 clients in the past year. On Sunday, the non-profit recognized their volunteers at the Staunton Cracker Barrell.

The following is a list of highway work that may affect traffic in the Staunton District during the coming weeks.
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