Waynesboro Public Library’s Little Free Food Pantry offers healthy meals, reading material
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The community celebrated a Little Free Food Pantry presence at Waynesboro Public Library Friday morning.
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Update: Waynesboro woman charged with murder of sister in Albemarle County
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A Waynesboro woman has been charged with one count of second-degree murder in the death of her sister in Albemarle County.
From Afton to Waynesboro: Christian school is ‘incorporating God’s word’ in education
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Whitney Critzer of Critzer Farm opened Afton Christian School 22 years ago with a mission to educate students with a Christian foundation.
The Neighbor Bridge, Waynesboro Public Library to celebrate Little Free Food Pantry
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The public is invited to celebrate the grand opening of the next The Neighbor Bridge Little Free Food Pantry.
Waynesboro veterinarian ‘Dr. Dan’ hanging up stethoscope after 55 years in practice
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Dan Woodworth, known as “Dr. Dan” to his clients at Woodworth Animal Hospital in Waynesboro, is officially hanging up his stethoscope and retiring on Sept. 1.
Seven projects in Waynesboro receive grant funding to support marketing efforts
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Seven projects in the City of Waynesboro were awarded grants to support marketing events, festivals and initiatives aimed at increasing tourism traffic.
Construction on Waynesboro Southern Corridor to begin next week
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Construction will begin next week on a $10 million Waynesboro road project that will open up the new city business and industry park to potential suitors.
Waynesboro: Volunteer groups lead effort to protect trees along South River Greenway
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Two volunteer groups partnered with the City of Waynesboro over the weekend to replace beaver cages around planted trees on the South River Greenway.
Waynesboro fighter Sydney ‘Sundance’ Smith set to fight on BKFC 48 on Friday
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Waynesboro-based bare knuckles fighter Sydney “Sundance” Smith is in one of the featured bouts at Friday’s BKFC 48, which will be broadcast live from Albuquerque by Fubo Sports.
Minority children are more likely to drown: Waynesboro Y working to save lives
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The Waynesboro Family YMCA is working to change the statistics for minorities and low-income students in the River City when it comes to water safety.
