
Several Augusta Free Press clients named Valley Favorites
Readers of The News Virginian voted several Augusta Free Press clients as Valley Favorites for 2013.

Readers of The News Virginian voted several Augusta Free Press clients as Valley Favorites for 2013.

What is the Google PageRank of your business website? (What’s a Google PageRank, right?)

Thousands of music and food fans will be headed for Downtown Waynesboro on Saturday for the Virginia Chili, Blues ‘n Brews Festival.

The following is a list of highway work that might affect traffic in the Staunton VDOT transportation district during the coming weeks.

The River City Radio Hour opened it seventh season in August. Now comes a new wrinkle in the popular Wayne Theatre Alliance program. Besides presenting its hour-long performances on the third Friday of the month, WTA will broadcast its monthly offering on Harrisonburg’s WSVA on the last Sunday of the month.

On Thursday at 7 p.m., Mary McPherson Highsmith will bring to life the story of her ancestral home and one of Waynesboro’s lost treasures, the Withrow House. Built in 1826, the Federal style home stood at 406 West Main for 129 years and was an important landmark in Downtown Waynesboro.

Rep. Bob Goodlatte will host a Valley Job Fair on September 16 at Augusta Expo in Fishersville. Any residents of the 6th seeking employment are invited to attend this event. Many local businesses will be on hand to meet with job seekers. No pre-registration is necessary for job seekers. Parking will be available.

“You got who!” That was what Richard Adams said when he learned that Wayne Henderson was going to play at the Gateway. “Do you know who he is? He is big time!” he added. To support Richard’s declaration the Shenandoah Valley Electric Coop put him on the cover of its magazine.

Actor Ryan Clemens, relative of Mark Twain (pen name of writer Samuel L. Clemens) brought his show Meet Mark Twain to WTA’s Gateway in March 2013 and wowed the audience.

The first group came to dig, and dig they did! Twenty-five 40-pound bags of soil were spread on the side yard at Staunton Senior Center.
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