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The Waynesboro Republican Committee has nominated a candidate to run for Waynesboro City Council who in 2020 wanted to turn the city into a Second Amendment sanctuary.
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Staunton has been awarded $317,340 in federal funding for affordable housing, and Waynesboro stands to get $187,537 in affordable housing funds from monies coming from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development.
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A tradition continues this year with Waynesboro High School’s Graduation Parade through downtown at 1:30 p.m. on Saturday.
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The Waynesboro Democratic Committee is hosting a Family Fun Meet & Greet on Saturday from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Constitution Park in Downtown Waynesboro.
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Seventy-one Waynesboro city government employees, 30 of them full-time employees, are paid less than $15 per hour, according to data provided by the city to Augusta Free Press.
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Waynesboro City Council issued a proclamation Monday joining the Commonwealth of Virginia in recognizing May as Business Appreciation Month and identified May 9-13 as Economic Development Week.
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Waynesboro Public Works will begin annual milling and paving work on Monday, May 16. Steps will be taken to notify residents and businesses prior to work beginning in their area.
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Jennifer Sturm has been appointed director of elementary instruction for Waynesboro Public Schools.
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The Verona Farmers Market this week will be offering fresh baked breads and goods, locally raised beef and pork products, hanging flower baskets, and beautiful plant starts to fill your garden.
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Waynesboro city leaders had their first discussion in more than six months on the topic of animal control, revisiting a topic that was the subject of controversy last summer and into the fall.
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