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In Charlottesville and cities and counties around the nation, the goal is generally to move homeless men and women into permanent affordable housing – with subsidized rent. The problem is that most localities do not have adequate affordable housing.
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Notices of the 2023 general reassessment of real property in Waynesboro were mailed Tuesday. Along with the rest of the Commonwealth, property values are up significantly, seeing an average increase of 29.5 percent.
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The unsheltered people living in Tent City in Waynesboro are busy packing up their belongings as they prepare for their eviction from the property they have called home for months or for some, years.
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For children, reading six books or more during summer vacation help students avoid the phenomenon known as the “summer slide.”
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The Waynesboro Police Department is circulating a photo of a guy that police think might have taken a $499 tool set from the Lowe’s on Jan. 11.
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A Waynesboro man was arrested on a series of drug charges, including allegations involving the intent to sell fentanyl, cocaine, meth and marijuana.
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Bennett Craft, an 8th-grade student at Kate Collins Middle School, is Waynesboro Schools’ division spelling bee winner.
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Tent City isn’t the only place in Waynesboro where individuals who are homeless set up to live off the grid – without the rules of some of the shelters in the area.
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In the planning stages for years, designing Waynesboro’s museum is ongoing for the next six to eight months of 2023.
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Tent City, out of sight, out of mind, allowed Waynesboro to pretend for years that it doesn’t have a problem with homelessness. The bill was bound to come due.
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