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A dual presidential primary election will be held on March 5 in Virginia. In Waynesboro, the registrar is reminding potential voters of important deadlines.
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At the end of this school year, Mary Ann Weir will retire from teaching and devote her time to a dream she never thought would become reality.
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With snow potentially in the forecast this weekend and early next week, Waynesboro Public Works is informing residents of the removal process.
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Ohio’s Wayne National Forest was given its name in 1951 to honor a Revolutionary War hero, Gen. “Mad” Anthony Wayne, who in addition to being a war hero also led a brutal military campaign against the Indigenous peoples of Ohio.
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The Waynesboro YMCA has tapped a Y veteran to serve as interim CEO beginning work in late December.
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A Waynesboro man plans to spend 24 hours outside for the first day of winter to experience first hand what the area’s homeless face 365 days a year.
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The City of Waynesboro is in need of more affordable housing for its working-class citizens who cannot afford rents in excess of $1,500 a month.
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Foster Love Ministries was founded eight years ago to provide support for biological and foster families, and create healthy communities.
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Waynesboro Area Refuge Ministry may offer respite to more than 20 guests at their cold weather shelters if the host church meets certain square footage requirements.
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Waynesboro City Council vote 5-0 Monday night to authorize the office of the General Registrar to move its office from the city library to a new location at 501 West Broad St.
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