Kaine: Senate needs to make ‘hard decisions’

Chris Graham

Second in a series Tim Kaine had thought, like a lot of us did, that his political career was over. In January 2010, Kaine finished up his term as governor of Virginia, and looked out a landscape in Virginia politics that featured two Democrats, Jim Webb and Mark Warner, representing the Commonwealth in the United…

Snapshot Virginia: A day in the life of Virginia’s libraries

Libraries all over Virginia will hold a Snapshot Day in April, to collect information, photos, and patron comments that illustrate the impact that Virginia libraries make in their communities every day. In Waynesboro Snapshot Day is Monday, April 23. Snapshot Virginia is a Virginia Library Association and Library of Virginia project.  The goal is to…

Boys & Girls Club to host Youth Summit on April 19

Chris Graham

Candidates for the open seats on Waynesboro City Council and the Waynesboro School Board will take part in a Youth Summit on Thursday, April 19, at 7 p.m. The Youth Summit will be held on the premises of the Waynesboro Boys & Girls Club location, 302 E. Main St., Waynesboro. News Virginian editor Jonathan Hunley…

Shenandoah Valley Regional Energy Efficiency Program begins phase two

The Central Shenandoah Planning District Commission has begun the second phase of its Shenandoah Valley Regional Energy Efficiency Program for municipal building upgrades throughout the region.   The improvements are among those recommended by Roanoke-based Spectrum Design as part of an energy audit of 47 public buildings throughout the Central Shenandoah Region. The full findings of…

Wrestling show to benefit St. Jude’s

Chris Graham

Diamond Dallas Page, Matt Hardy and Ricky Morton will headline a jam-packed night of wrestling action at a Friday, May 18 show at Waynesboro High School benefiting St. Jude’s Children’s Hospital. The LTW Entertainment show will also feature ECW Original Christian York, Persia, Rebecca Skye and The Patriot Ranger. Ringside tickets are $15 and general-admission…

Gateway show takes you down a musical memory lane

Chris Graham

Paul Sanders bought his first 45 as a 14-year-old. For a first record, he didn’t do too bad, walking home with Elvis Presley’s “Heartbreak Hotel” to spin on his record player and drive his parents crazy. “It was one of the #1 songs of 1950, and many will say the entrance of rock-n-roll,” said Sanders,…