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The City of Waynesboro was one of 22 localities to receive a Virginia Business Ready Site Program development grant for Nature’s Crossing Technology Center. The city received a grant in the amount of $3,911,144.
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The shameful intersection of racism and anti-Semitism represented by the defacement of the mural at the Waynesboro YMCA needs a community response.
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The Waynesboro Area Refuge Ministry got some good news this week from the Office of Community Development.
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In its first meeting of 2023, Waynesboro School Board chose Erika Smith as board chair and Debra Freeman-Belle as vice board chair.
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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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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.
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There is no official location or opening date for the Waynesboro-Augusta Health Department at this time.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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