Waynesboro still has issues with do-nothing, government-on-the-cheap thinking
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People I talk to around Waynesboro are excited that Northrop Grumman is bringing a few hundred $90,000-a-year jobs to the local economy.
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Waynesboro takes step to move Voter Registrar office to new permanent location
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The Waynesboro Voter Registrar’s Office may soon be on the move again, as City Council voted 3-2 Monday night to have the city manager execute a purchase agreement.
Waynesboro Public Library’s Community Food Drive to benefit onsite Little Free Food Pantry
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Waynesboro Public Library is hosting a Community Food Drive through December 30, 2023 for its Little Free Food Pantry.
Waynesboro Symphony Orchestra shares holiday music on two dates in 2023 season
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Waynesboro Symphony Orchestra celebrates the most wonderful time of the year with its annual Holiday Pops Concert this weekend.
Waynesboro to host Holiday Market, Christmas parade and more this Christmas season
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Building on the momentum of Small Business Saturday, Waynesboro is preparing to ring in the season with a Holiday Market, parade and more.
Analysis: Does Northrop Grumman come to Waynesboro if Jim Wood is still podcasting?
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The big local economy news is that Northrop Grumman is going to be building a $200 million facility in Waynesboro that will bring more than 300 jobs paying an average of just a tick under $100,000 a year.
‘Food Network Star’ Jason Smith to sign copies of cookbook in Waynesboro
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Celebrity chef and winner of Food Network Star Jason Smith will be signing copies of his new cookbook at Books-A-Million in Waynesboro on Dec. 2.
Nick Patler: One citizen’s protest against Northrop Grumman coming to Waynesboro
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Northrop Grumman, which is planning on building a plant in Waynesboro, directly trained the Saudi-led coalition accused of war crimes in Yemen.
Waynesboro elects Showalter, Egleston to state soil and water conservation board
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A contested write-in campaign for the Virginia Soil and Water Conservation Board in Waynesboro saw the Republican-endorsed Todd Showalter win the seat.
Waynesboro Schools ‘making lemonade out of lemons’ with new program for special ed
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The closing of a 47-year-old special education day school in Staunton is requiring Waynesboro Schools to make a plan for students.
