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Sunday night’s Waynesboro Generals game ended with Ryan Breen’s first career walk-off home run that pushed Waynesboro to a 6-5 win over Harrisonburg, and began 14 years ago when Breen first set up behind the plate as a catcher
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Seth Lucio finally gave up a run, but after a rough first inning, the Tennessee Tech righthander settled down to lead Waynesboro to an 8-1 win on the road at Covington Friday night. Lucio (2-0) had not allowed a run in 11 innings in two appearances overall coming in, but a Ryan Roberson two-out RBI double ended the scoreless streak
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Thursday’s Waynesboro Generals game was started off with a ceremonial first pitch from J.P. Wegkamp, a man visiting Waynesboro with his wife and daughter all the way from Holland. Just before he threw that opening pitch, the family shared the story behind their visit
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We knew these Waynesboro Generals could win 10-9 games. We didn’t know they could win 3-2 games. Generals pitching held Staunton hitting largely in check as Waynesboro eeked out a 3-2 win at Kate Collins Field Thursday night
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A JoJo Woods two-run double in the top of the 10th inning broke a 4-4 deadlock and lifted Waynesboro to a 6-4 win over rival Staunton Wednesday night. Josh Bullock (2-0) gave up a two-out single to Jermaine Berry in the bottom of the 10th but was able to strike out Ryan Johnston to end the game
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The United Way of Greater Augusta impact funding to local program and services for 2012-2013 will be over $575,000 in direct dollar funding, the organization announced on Wednesday
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You are taking full advantage of the summer to activate your college plans. When others are scurrying around in the fall trying to find time for the college search and application processes, you will have completed most of the work in a thoughtful and gradual manner
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Augusta Free Press LLC is in charge of sponsorship sales for the 2012 Chili, Blues n’ Brews Festival, scheduled for Saturday, Sept. 22, in Downtown Waynesboro. The sixth annual festival features a performance by Grammy-nominated blues artist John Lee Hooker Jr. and a chili cook-off
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Sixth District Congressman Bob Goodlatte and former Virginia governor and United States senator George Allen are the heavy favorites heading into Republican Party primaries in Virginia on Tuesday, but the final hours will be uneasy ones for the veteran lawmakers
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Waynesboro righthander Devin Smith (Concord) stymied Harrisonburg for seven innings, limiting the Turks to one run on four hits, while fanning eight and walking none in a 7-2 road win for the Generals
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