
Valley Program for Aging Services taking applications for Senior Cool Care Program
Valley Program for Aging Services is accepting applications for the Senior Cool Care Program, sponsored by Dominion Energy.

Valley Program for Aging Services is accepting applications for the Senior Cool Care Program, sponsored by Dominion Energy.

Last week, Staunton City Council narrowed down 35 applicants to 18, bypassing the interview process, in hopes of creating the Staunton Equity and Diversity Commission.

The US Air Force Rhythm in Blue Jazz Ensemble is offering a free community concert at the Wayne Theatre in Waynesboro on Sunday, May 15 at 3 p.m.

A Nelson County woman is in custody after a low-speed pursuit that began in Augusta County and continued in the City of Staunton ended back in the county on Wednesday.

A Callands man is in custody after a pursuit that began in Augusta County and continued through Nelson and Albemarle on Interstate 64 overnight on Tuesday.

The Wayne Theatre will host Need Knows No Season, the annual concert to benefit The Salvation Army of Waynesboro and East Augusta County, on Tuesday, May 10, at 7 p.m.

The Virginia Department of Environmental Quality announced more than $14 million in funding for public schools throughout the Commonwealth to replace old diesel school buses with all-electric buses.

Older adults with limited income may be eligible to receive $45 in coupons to purchase fresh, locally grown fruits, vegetables, and cut herbs from participating farmers at the Staunton, Verona and Waynesboro Farmer’s Markets this summer.

COVID census at Augusta Health is low, but in the past week, activity in the testing center and at the monoclonal antibody infusion clinic has increased.

Renee Hall was taken out of her mother’s care at age 9 because of parental abuse. She bounced among family members until living in foster homes — seven in one year.
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