Waynesboro Police seek armed, dangerous man wanted in shooting on Dupont Boulevard
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Waynesboro Police are seeking a 32-year-old Augusta County man after a domestic-related shooting incident on Saturday on Dupont Boulevard.
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Waynesboro Public Library awarded grant to expand Spanish collection
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The Waynesboro Public Library is now better prepared to serve Spanish-speaking residents with a new collection of books funded through a grant.
‘Armed and dangerous’: Why did Waynesboro Police wait to share what it knew on suspect?
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Waynesboro Police waited 22 hours to inform the public that a man wanted in a shooting who was considered “armed and dangerous” was at large.
Update: Waynesboro Police wait a day to put word out on armed, dangerous shooting suspect
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Waynesboro Police are searching for a man wanted in a shooting reported on Monday afternoon, though the PD didn’t make an effort to notify the public of the shooting and the man being on the loose for nearly 24 hours.
Omir’s journey: Waynesboro High senior on his way to state competition
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The Boys & Girls Club of Waynesboro, Staunton and Waynesboro selected Omir Foster as its 2023 Youth of the Year.
Waynesboro High’s Beta Club is revived and awarded $2,500 community grant
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Waynesboro High School’s Beta Club received a Community Contributions grant from Augusta Health.
Waynesboro business owner shares his side of story after embezzlement charges
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Aaron and Bethany Mallory opened Farmhaus on Main Street in November 2016 in downtown Waynesboro.
‘There’s not a good solution to this:’ Waynesboro Schools needs $1 million more or to cut staff
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Waynesboro School Board approved Cassell’s proposed revenue budget for next school year.
Animal advocates ask Waynesboro City Council to use tragedy as catalyst for change
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Waynesboro City Council heard from a vocal group of area residents upset over four euthanizations that recently took place at the animal shelter.
Waynesboro City Council approves increased parking fines
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After no public comments, the City of Waynesboro voted Monday night to improve an increase for parking fines from $10 to $20 per offense – doubling the fee.
