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The members of DuPont Community Credit Union recently elected two members to the Board of Directors for three-year terms. Everett J. Campbell of Nelson County was re-elected to the Board and Timothy M. Simmons of Augusta County was elected to his first term on the Board
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Schola Cantorum of Waynesboro will be hosting a fundraiser “Murder with a G String” on Sunday, Aug. 19, from 6-9 p.m. at Barren Ridge Vineyards, 984 Barren Ridge Road, Fishersville
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Luray rallied from an early 5-0 deficit to send the game into extra innings, and then had to hold off an 11th-inning Waynesboro rally en route to a 9-8 win Saturday. Before a season-high crowd of 583, two of the hotter teams in summer baseball – Luray had come in having won nine of 10, and Waynesboro had won nine of its previous 11 – put on a show
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Nearly 200 community members have responded to the CAPSAW needs sssessment launched in May. The assessment was originally scheduled to close at the end of this month, but due to consistent response rates the deadline has been extended to the end of July
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Kayley Argenbright was teaching proper shooting technique to youngsters at the Waynesboro Family YMCA Basketball Camp. “It was neat seeing how quickly they seemed to get it,” said Argenbright, a 2012 Wilson Memorial High School graduate who will continue her basketball career next fall at Eastern Mennonite University
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Wednesday night’s Waynesboro Generals game was sponsored by West Waynesboro Church of Christ, a local church whose mission at the ballpark was to raise awareness of their presence and refresh Generals fans with cold drinks and Koolpops. It was the church’s third time sponsoring the Generals, said senior pastor Jonathan Feathers
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Proceeds from the Waynesboro Extravaganza’s 10K and 5K Race/Walk, to be held July 7, will benefit the Augusta Health Cancer Center’s Bridge Fund. The Bridge Fund supports local cancer patients by paying for items not covered by health insurance
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When Brandon Murray breaks out of a slump, he doesn’t mess around. “Not since I was 12 years old and playing on the little field,” Murray said of the last three-homer game he’d had before Wednesday night’s outburst that keyed a 14-1 win for Waynesboro over Winchester
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One moment, Remedy Rule is the elite-level swimmer getting ready for her first shot at a berth in the Summer Olympics. The next, she’s the typical 15-year-old. “Sometimes I still get the feeling, like, Wow, I’m going to Olympic Trials. It’s amazing, I guess,” said Rule, with a shy smile
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Two of Richmond’s favorite comedians will take to WTA’s Gateway on June 23 at 8 p.m. Jim Zarling, host of the Gateway’s comedy nights has enticed Ray Bullock and J. Walter Braman to join him for an evening of entertainment at 329 West Main in Downtown Waynesboro
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