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Patti Wray and Lucy Wright, two arts entrepreneurs who turned a rundown building on 35th Street in Norfolk into a thriving performing arts space, are making an effort to do something similar in Waynesboro.
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A substitute teacher was arrested in Waynesboro on charges of child abuse and assault and battery that took place at an elementary school on Monday.
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Downtown Waynesboro, for two days, this coming weekend, will transform from business district into a living canvas, with the return of the Virginia Street Arts Festival, which will feature large-scale murals, live music and hands-on art experiences.
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A guy who is either a local pastor, as his social media profiles claim, or isn’t, as some online commentators are claiming, is trying to rally local MAGAs to pack next week’s Waynesboro School Board meeting over bathroom issues.
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A local Black MAGA pastor is trying to whip up his cult into barraging the Waynesboro School Board next week over trans kids, because, I guess, maybe he’s not been getting enough in the collection plate on Sundays?
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Waynesboro city government is hosting a community open house on Wednesday to get feedback on its work on the update to the city’s comprehensive plan.
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We’re seeing on Facebook that the Waynesboro Police Department wants the public’s help in its investigation into a fatal incident involving a vehicle and a pedestrian reported Monday night on Rosser Avenue.
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Students who have immersed themselves in hands-on agricultural education are sharing their success with the community through an annual plant sale.
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After a four-year varsity baseball career at Waynesboro High School, Jackson Sherman wanted to stay in-state to play college ball.
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The back-and-forth over Waynesboro school funding has birthed a candidate for the fall School Board election cycle, in the form of Adam Seipel, who has been leading efforts to fight back against proposed budget caps by Waynesboro City Council.
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