Waynesboro: The vice mayor vote, the swastikas on the mural, are part of a pattern
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Waynesboro City Council elects as its vice mayor a MAGA Republican who joked about a man attacking a Democrat with a hammer.
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‘Hate crime’: Swastikas deface Waynesboro mural depicting Black father, daughter
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A mural depicting a Black father and daughter painted on the side of the Waynesboro YMCA in 2020 was defaced over the weekend with several swastikas.
No opening date available for Waynesboro-Augusta Health Department
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There is no official location or opening date for the Waynesboro-Augusta Health Department at this time.
Central Shenandoah Health District to continue Waynesboro vaccine clinics
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The Central Shenandoah Health District is offering vaccine clinics in Waynesboro on the second and fourth Tuesday of the month, beginning on Jan. 10.
Waynesboro council of Boy Scouts of America tackling tough financial challenges
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The Virginia Headwaters Council Boy Scouts of America Waynesboro is reprioritizing and focusing on the organization’s future in the Valley.
Waynesboro is good at doing nothing: Now we have somebody who will blame it all on the libs
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The new Republican majority on Waynesboro City Council made the Facebook talk show conspiracy theory guy, Jim Wood, the vice mayor.
Veteran teacher Amber Lipscomb set to join Waynesboro School Board in 2023
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Amber Lipscomb, a 2008 Stuarts Draft High School graduate, is the new member of Waynesboro School Board.
Waynesboro Generals name summer baseball veteran Matty Holem new manager
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The Waynesboro Generals announced summer baseball veteran Matty Holem as the team’s new manager.
Waynesboro elects Facebook talk show conspiracy theorist Jim Wood vice mayor
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Waynesboro has a new vice mayor – Jim Wood, the Staunton gun-store manager who has used his Fox News-styled Facebook talk show to cast doubt on the outcome of the 2020 election.
Waynesboro: City receives $400k grant to redevelop downtown building
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The City of Waynesboro has received at $400,000 grant to redevelop 411 W. Main St. into a vibrant retail and commercial space including retail, café, co-working and artisans spaces.
