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We’re going to get another Virginia DEQ public hearing on the request of Northrop Grumman for a state permit allowing the company to dump tons of hazardous pollutants into the air in and around Waynesboro.
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The 2026 entertainment lineup for the 16th annual Virginia Chili, Blues & Brews Festival features Chickenhead Blues Band, Dara James, Selwyn Birchwood and Albert Cummings.
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The June 9-11 vehicle break-ins in Waynesboro have been “solved,” according to the headline on a Facebook post from the Waynesboro Police Department, albeit in the most convenient way possible, in terms of the PD not having to release any meaningful information in the case.
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The Waynesboro School Board has set a mid-afternoon meeting on Thursday to discuss the beginning of its search for a new superintendent.
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For the third time this summer, a trash truck in Waynesboro caught fire after a lithium battery ignited.
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Waynesboro needs an all-new School Board, an all-new City Council, and while we’re at it, we need to clean house in City Hall.
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Northrop Grumman breezed into town a couple years ago promising hundreds of millions in investment and high-paying jobs. Waynesboro leaders clearly didn’t do their homework about how much the deal would end up costing us.
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The Waynesboro Planning Commission voted 4-2 on Tuesday night to recommend that Waynesboro City Council approve the request for a conditional use permit allowing Mimosa Farm to continue hosting events.
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A teacher’s aide in Waynesboro arrested in May in a classroom incident with a fifth-grader had two charges related to the case certified to the grand jury.
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Waynesboro has received approval for a $14,000 state planning grant for a study evaluating the feasibility of locating a community kitchen at Vector Industries.
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