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How should CAPSAW spend its money? The Community Action Partnership of Staunton, Augusta and Waynesboro is accepting Needs Surveys from area residents. The results will help CAPSAW plan the best use of its Community Service Block Grant funds for future years.
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The Waynesboro Democratic Committee will be co hosting its first meeting at the Ridgeview Park River Shelter on Monday, May 7 from 6-8 p.m. The event will be cosponsored by the Obama For America campaign. The WDC will provide free hamburgers and hot dogs. Visitors are asked to bring a side dish.
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The College Board has recently launched a new free comprehensive college planning web resource: www.bigfuture.collegeboard.org
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Another election cycle is now completed. The voices of the people who voted have been heard. It is now time to move forward
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WTA’s Gateway is proud to announce the engagement of Comic Brett Leake for a performance of his new show “A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to ‘The Tonight Show.’” Leake who has performed at the Smithsonian, the Kennedy Center and Wolftrap will add the Gateway to his list of venues. The Saurday, May 12…
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Five RV’s pulled into a scenic location behind Wayne Hills Baptist church this weekend after traveling over 1,900 miles to get here. The group of RV missionaries was here to do a job. The task was to start to build a Habitat home and get it to the “dried in” stage – which means the…
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The Waynesboro Senior Center will play host on Saturday to “Did You Say Murder> Who Would Kill the New Guy,” a murder mystery starring News Virginian Editor Jonathan Hunley and Augusta Free Press LLC Vice President Crystal Graham. The event begins at 6 p.m. Saturday with dinner. Kathy Johnson of Murder Is a Game will…
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We have, unfortunately, experience with losing elections – we being progressives in Waynesboro, loosely defined. And I say loosely defined because the word progressive means something very different in Waynesboro than it does just about everywhere else in the country
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Money from a tax increase that was supposed to provide additional monies for tourism marketing in Waynesboro is being used by the city for other purposes. That’s the concern of the Tourism Association of Greater Waynesboro expressed in a letter sent to Waynesboro City Council on Monday.
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The University of Virginia Darden School of Business is launching its third annual Tayloe Murphy Resilience Awards competition. Darden is accepting applications and recommendations from qualifying Virginia businesses at www.resilienceawards.org through 2 July. To assist businesses and communities nationwide, this year’s competition emphasizes how Virginia’s most resilient businesses adapted to—and are helping their communities recover…
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