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Augusta Free Press was launched in 2002 by newsroom veterans Chris Graham and Crystal Abbe Graham. We continue to offer the news to readers at no cost, because we believe information should be accessible to everyone, regardless of their income or ability to pay. Communities, on average, have lost more than 80 percent of their…
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You may be hearing or reading the name Bari Weiss, in relation to a story on the infamous El Salvador prison that was supposed to run last night on “60 Minutes,” but didn’t.
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We now live in a nation where constitutional rights exist in theory, not in practice.
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LIFEworks Project shared its plans for a revitalized food pantry that should help the Waynesboro nonprofit better serve the community.
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Staunton is setting its priorities to guide decision-making for the next 20 years, and the public has one more chance to weigh in.
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Nationally, more than 70 percent of individuals rounded up by ICE nationally have no criminal convictions.
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In honor of the zeitgeist, I’ve come to the rash decision to abandon my decade-long stance of anti-Trumpism and go all aboard on the Trump train.
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Flag burning serves as symbolic outrage staged as political cover, a culture-war diversion to distract from more serious abuses of power.
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A new multi-modal roadway will open in Waynesboro on Friday which will connect South Delphine Avenue and Rosser Avenue.
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Residents of the Summerfield subdivision in Augusta County are worried that a planned crisis center near their homes will be dangerous.
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