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Insensitive is the best way to describe local news headlines reporting a possible suicide in Waynesboro on Monday: “Man dead after leap from Waynesboro bridge” and “Waynesboro man dies after jumping from overpass.”
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The City of Waynesboro said the recent BianLian ransomware attack on the city wasn’t the first.
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The homeless encampment on B Street in Waynesboro is here to stay – at least for now – despite a nearby resident saying her family feels “unsafe” in her own back yard.
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A student reported to Kate Collins Middle School administrators today that a fellow classmate had a firearm.
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The City of Waynesboro is providing an opportunity for community residents to pitch in and clean up on Earth Day.
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Fifty-seven projects in the Commonwealth will receive more than $93 million in Affordable and Special Needs Housing loans.
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The City of Waynesboro received new information late last week that data from the city’s digital infrastructure was stolen and posted online.
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A homeless encampment on B Street in Waynesboro remains open despite the City Manager saying the Waynesboro Police was “assisting the landowner with trespass enforcement” on Feb. 22.
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The Waynesboro Police Department is asking for the public’s help with information regarding a shooting incident reported Monday night on King Avenue.
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A threat analyst shared on Twitter on Monday that the official Waynesboro local government network may have been infiltrated by BianLian Ransomware.
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