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Waynesboro City Council stopped short of disciplining City Councilman Mike Harris in the aftermath of a controversy that erupted over a letter to the media from Harris that alleged secret dealings by Mayor Frank Lucente
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On Saturday, May 12, letter carriers across the nation will be participating in the country’s largest, single-day food drive – Stamp Out Hunger. The food drive will be taking place across the Blue Ridge Area Food Bank’s service area
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Augusta Free Press will continue an ongoing relationship with Fishburne Military School to provide web and marketing services to the Waynesboro-based prep school in the 2012-2013 school year
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LTW Entertainment is running a TV ad campaign locally on Comcast with the assistance of Augusta Free Press. AFP produced the 30-second spot promoting LTW’s upcoming May 18 benefit show at Waynesboro High School
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Sigora Solar, a Waynesboro-based solar-installation company, has a new online presence with a successful website project completed by Augusta Free Press LLC
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Dancers from Old Dominion Performance Arts Studio in Downtown Waynesboro are gearing up for a trip to the NYCDA Nationals in New York City
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The City of Waynesboro Public Works Day ’12 is a one-day event taking place on Saturday, May 12, 2012, from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. at the city’s former landfill location at 300 N. Winchester Avenue
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The Popular Night Hawk Mysteries return to May’s River City Radio Hour. This time the would-be private eye takes on a homicide at the local amusement park
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The move, to say the least, is not wise, in that it basically confirms the substance of what City Councilman Mike Harris had had to say about Lucente
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The AWE Night of Legends two-disc DVD set is in hand at the Awesome Wrestling Entertainment offices in Waynesboro, Va. Presale orders will begin shipping this week. Order your copy today – just $24.95 plus $3.95 shipping and handling. Ordering information: Click here.
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