
EMU’s Johnson, Alderfer break ODAC Championships records
EMU’s track athletes made a splash at this weekend’s ODAC Championships in Lynchburg, breaking two meet records.

EMU’s track athletes made a splash at this weekend’s ODAC Championships in Lynchburg, breaking two meet records.

Orchard Creek, formerly Waynesboro Country Club, is set to host the Peggy Kirk Bell Girls Golf Tour’s inaugural Kandi Comer Girls Classic presented by River City Collective this Saturday, May 1 and Sunday, May 2.

Augusta Health Vaccination Clinics had administered 65,144 doses of the COVID-19 vaccines as of the end of the business day on Monday. The number fully vaccinated at Augusta Health Vaccination Clinics was at 31,297 as of Monday.

You know from reading the media accounts of the life of Anne Seaton that she was involved in a number of civic organizations and that she was an active local Republican leader.

A Chesapeake man is now facing an aggravated involuntary manslaughter charge on top of other charges in connection with the April 23 crash that took the life of a Waynesboro woman.

Conventional wisdom has it that Republican areas would be severely lagging behind the rest of the country in COVID-19 vaccinations, but that’s not proving to be the case locally. Credit needs to go here to the hard work of the team at Augusta Health.

The 2021 Project GROWS Farmers Market Season opens with the Waynesboro Farmers Market at Constitution Park on May 1 and the North Augusta Farmers Market on May 5.

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

This week is National Volunteer Week, a time to recognize and celebrate the unpaid labor force that fills the gaps in our society’s needs. Here in the Staunton-Augusta-Waynesboro region, we have a particularly great cause for celebration this year.

Natcho Mamas Biscuit, one of several ghost kitchens operating out of Orchard Creek, the former Waynesboro Country Club, quietly launched on DoorDash April 13 – offering breakfast Tuesday-Saturday from 8-11 a.m. in the Waynesboro area.
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