Survey: Most Americans prefer home workouts to the gym
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A new survey from Schwinn Fitness finds that 65 percent of Americans prefer to work out at home versus going to a gym.
Search Results for Waynesboro
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What has Augusta Free Press been up to lately?
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Augusta Free Press LLC recently completed two graphic design projects for clients.
Stretch run in NASCAR: Podcast
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Chris Graham and Rod Mullins talk NASCAR: recapping Martin Truex Jr.’s win in Kentucky, and looking ahead to the stretch run toward the Chase.
Chris Graham, Jeff Fife talk UVA football, UVA basketball in 2018: Podcast
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Chris Graham welcomes Jeff Fife to the podcast, and the two discuss the upcoming 2018 UVA football season, and look ahead to the 2018-2019 UVA basketball season.
Justin Augst promoted to manager of Staunton Kroger
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Justin Augst has been named manager of the Staunton Kroger store.
Free screening of ‘Chasing the Dragon’ on July 24: Panel discussion on addiction to follow
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The Greater Augusta Wellness partnership is inviting the public to attend a free screening of the film “Chasing the Dragon” on Tuesday, July 24 at 6 p.m. at the Bridge Christian Church, 1275 Goose Creek Road in Fishersville.
Backyard chickens, Save the Name: Podcast
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Chris Graham tackles two pressing local issues in this podcast: backyard chickens in Waynesboro, and the Robert E. Lee High School Save the Name movement in Staunton.
Chris Graham talks Washington Nationals: Podcast
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Chris Graham takes a deep dive inside the currently flailing Washington Nationals, and tells you why he concludes that the Nats are still the team to beat in the NL East.
Community Foundation opens nominations for Dawbarn Education Awards
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Since 1993, the Community Foundation has bestowed its Dawbarn Education Awards to individuals and organizations who have demonstrated an extraordinary commitment to improving education in Staunton, Waynesboro, and Augusta County public schools.
Older, and wiser
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After losing my first and only run for public office, for a seat on Waynesboro City Council in 2008, I was told by a conservative businessman who had opposed my run that I’d eventually come around to his way of thinking.
