Russ Ingersoll: You’re off to college … now what?
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Join the 50 percent who graduate from college. Yes, that’s right, only about 50 percent of students who begin a four year college ever graduate
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Minsterial wives’ group to feed homeless
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The Ministers’ Wives and Ministers’ Widows Alliance of the Charlottesville & Vicinity will be hosting a breakfast for the homeless on Saturday, Aug. 18, at 9 a.m. at the United Methodist Church at 489 N. Winchester Ave., Waynesboro
Local projects win state tourism grants
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The Virginia Tourism Corporation will award matching grant funds in the amount of more than $660,000 to 45 local tourism initiatives as part of VTC’s Marketing Leverage Grant program
WTA’s Gateway adds aids for hearing impaired
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Thanks to a grant from the Community Foundation of the Central Blue Ridge, WTA’s Gateway now has equipment to aid patrons who are hearing impaired
Jeff Fife: ‘Living, breathing noisemaker’
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Jeff Fife, a sort of “unofficial head cheerleader” at Kate Collins Feld for the Waynesboro Generals, has been supporting the team for years but has only had a microphone in hand for the last two
Mojo Birthday Bash at WTA’s Gateway
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The August Mojo Saturday Night will celebrate the ending of summer with the Fatty Lumpkin and the Love Hogs Birthday Bash on Saturday, Aug. 18
Russ Ingersoll: Get started early on college planning
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In my last blog I outlined a number of things for you to do during June and July in order to make the most of college planning and selection
Short Film Contest winners featured on cable channel
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The winners of the Waynesboro Cultural Commission’s 2012 Short Film Competition and Festival are available nightly throughout August on the Waynesboro government access channel (Comcast Channel 7, Lumos Channel 20)
Elvis to enter the building at WTA’s Gateway
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By special arrangements, WTA’s Gateway has secured two performances by Elvis and the Graceland Express on Friday, Aug. 10 and Saturday, Aug. 11
Civil War tales at WTA’s Gateway
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Barbara Bates Smith returns to WTA’s Gateway with her new solo performance, Civil War: Agate Hill to Appomattox. The Thursday, Aug. 9th performance at WTA’s Gateway will bring the voices of a trio of women who were impacted by the War Between the States. The performance is at 8 pm at 329 West Main in Downtown Waynesboro
