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Downtown Waynesboro has two events on the schedule for the next two weeks – Tour the Town, on Wednesday, May 27, and Hiker Fest, which returns on Saturday, June 6.
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A Waynesboro man is wanted in connection with a shooting reported Monday night in the 1500 block of North Delphine Avenue.
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Brock J. Johnson, 47, of Waynesboro, was arrested early Thursday morning, after police almost botched an investigation into an earlier incident in which a female victim had been assaulted.
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A Waynesboro man is in custody on charges related to solicitation of and sex acts with a minor.
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The revitalization of the property, which was first opened in 1890 as the luxe Brandon Hotel, then served for decades as a high-end preparatory school for girls, was led by South River Development Corporation.
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The MAGA pastor/not a pastor who wanted to inject Fox News narratives into bathrooms at Waynesboro High School got his wish Tuesday night.
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Patti Wray and Lucy Wright, two arts entrepreneurs who turned a rundown building on 35th Street in Norfolk into a thriving performing arts space, are making an effort to do something similar in Waynesboro.
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A substitute teacher was arrested in Waynesboro on charges of child abuse and assault and battery that took place at an elementary school on Monday.
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Downtown Waynesboro, for two days, this coming weekend, will transform from business district into a living canvas, with the return of the Virginia Street Arts Festival, which will feature large-scale murals, live music and hands-on art experiences.
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A guy who is either a local pastor, as his social media profiles claim, or isn’t, as some online commentators are claiming, is trying to rally local MAGAs to pack next week’s Waynesboro School Board meeting over bathroom issues.
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