Waynesboro: Rockfish Gateway business corridor to get boost from VDOT, city
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If you’ve been dreaming of starting or expanding a business, Waynesboro has a unique opportunity that could end with $25,000 in startup funds.
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Waynesboro: City issues temporary ban on open burning due to weather conditions
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Due to an elevated fire danger in Virginia, West Virginia and Maryland, the City of Waynesboro has issued a temporary ban on open burning until midnight tonight.
Waynesboro continues to craft vision, open house planned next week
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As Waynesboro crafts its comprehensive plan for the next 20 years, the city is working to engage residents and property owners in the process.
Waynesboro Public Schools turn the page, announces assistant principal at Westwood Hills
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While the week got off a rocky start at Westwood Hills Elementary, Waynesboro Public Schools has turned the page, announcing a new assistant principal.
Waynesboro: Looking to 2025 numbers for guidance on 2026 city elections
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The seats representing Ward C and Ward D on Waynesboro City Council are up in the 2026 cycle. Based on what we just saw at the polls, things aren’t looking so good for Jim Wood.
Waynesboro: Kiwanis Club announces $50K contribution toward nature playground
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The Waynesboro Kiwanis Club has reached its fundraising goal to build a nature playground along the South River Greenway.
Waynesboro: Elementary school student allegedly had notebook with kill list
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A student at Westwood Hills Elementary in Waynesboro allegedly came to school with something other than books: they carried a notebook with a kill list.
Waynesboro: Water main break affecting businesses, properties in Rosser Avenue corridor
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A water main break is impacting businesses and residents in the area of Rosser Avenue in Waynesboro, and repairs are under way.
Waynesboro, which voted three times for Trump, went blue in 2025
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Waynesboro went blue in Tuesday’s elections, and for context on that, last time we saw the city vote for the Democratic Party nominee in a gubernatorial election was way back in 1985.
Waynesboro pastor: Unhoused need to be seen and heard, not dismissed as ‘scary’
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A church in Waynesboro hopes to have a hand in helping the area’s unhoused population get back on their feet.
