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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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KCMS’s band has made a remarkable journey toward musical achievement with a 207 percent growth in the program in the last three years.
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UVA’s Department of Astronomy was at Kate Collins Middle School in Waynesboro last week to enhance students’ learning experience with an extraordinary night of stargazing.
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In recent years, Waynesboro has become the home to a lively music scene forcing City Council to take a look at how it enforces noise violations at commercial venues.
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Waynesboro City Manager Mike Hamp recommended to City Council that the Valley Alcohol Safety Action Program, or VASAP, permanently close.
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The Staunton Innovation Hub is bringing co-working space and remote work to the River City for the entrepreneurial spirit.
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A long journey began to show results Friday with a ribbon cutting in downtown Waynesboro for the upcoming branch of the VMNH.
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Staunton’s burn ban has been lifted by the Fire Marshal’s Office. The burn ban went into effect on Nov. 13 to help prevent the spread of fires.
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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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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.
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