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Merv Wooten, the former executive director of the YMCA, launched the McDonald’s Wooten Invitational back in the 1980s from a series of conversations with golfing buddies who wondered what they might be able to do for the Y by getting local golfers to take part in a golf fundraiser
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Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Central Blue Ridge announced in an email today that it will be closing up shop in its longtime Valley base of operations to focus on Charlottesville and Albemarle County
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Local Democrats were quite active on the political scene four years ago, and their hard work paid off
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Waynesboro Generals assistant coach Mike Bocock is hosting Bocock Fun Day at Mathers Park at Kate Collins Field on Friday morning
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Two early homers gave Waynesboro a big lead, and the Generals held on from there behind solid pitching from Eric Stout en route to a 5-1 win over Harrisonburg Tuesday night at Mathers Park at Kate Collins Field
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Boasting over 8,000-square-feet of display space and room for dozens of dealers selling antiques and collectibles, the Staunton Antiques Center will open for business on September 1st in the former McCrory building located at 19 West Beverley Street in historic Downtown Staunton
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Man’s best friends will be among the fans rooting on the Waynesboro Generals in their regular-season home finale Saturday night, July 21
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Join the Waynesboro Generals for an exciting night of baseball on Friday night. OK, you really just want to try the mammoth waterslide
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The Shenandoah Valley Art Center, during the month of August, is celebrating the twentieth anniversary of the Beverley Street Studio School, located in the heart of the historic Downtown Staunton, with an exhibit of paintings, prints, collages and works on copper by students and faculty members
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Staunton rallied for five runs in the final two innings, but an early offensive explosion by Waynesboro held up for the Generals, who won 7-5 in a rain-shortened game at John Moxie Memorial Stadium Saturday night
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