Fire Marshal: Burn ban issued in City of Waynesboro ‘until further notice’
The City of Waynesboro has issued an open burning ban running from 5 p.m. tonight until further notice.
The City of Waynesboro has issued an open burning ban running from 5 p.m. tonight until further notice.
An ad hoc marketing effort to lure tourists from the Blue Ridge Parkway, Skyline Drive and Shenandoah National Park to spend their dollars in Downtown Waynesboro is taking a curiously MAGA approach.
A 59-year-old construction crew member is dead after an unoccupied bulldozer on Lyndhurst Road in Waynesboro impacted the Harrisonburg man.
“This is Home,” an interactive photo project exploring local housing insecurity issues, is currently on exhibit at Waynesboro Public Library.
The Waynesboro Symphony Orchestra announces “Symphonic Masquerade – An Evening of Specters, Spirits and Spies” on Friday, Nov. 3 at 7:30 p.m.
Waynesboro Public Library nominated Valley Program for Aging Services as a partner in the first ever I Partner with My Public Library national award and received Honorable Mention.
Waynesboro Area Refuge Ministry got the green light Monday night to open its doors to one additional unhoused family.
The Greater Augusta Regional Chamber of Commerce has arranged a ribbon cutting ceremony for all GROW Waynesboro recipients.
The guy who occasionally stands at a Waynesboro intersection with crude signs mocking Democrats and liberals and came to the defense of Vice Mayor Jim Wood by flashing a double-bird at Waynesboro City Council is in jail on an assault conviction.
The left lane of eastbound Interstate 64 between mile markers 93 and 94 near Waynesboro will close at 8 p.m. on Monday, Oct. 30, for sinkhole repairs.
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