Waynesboro continues to craft vision, open house planned next week
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As Waynesboro crafts its comprehensive plan for the next 20 years, the city is working to engage residents and property owners in the process.
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Staunton: Cottage home moved to Anderson Street, tenant will be a veteran
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A veteran will soon call Anderson Street in Staunton home, offering the individual “dignity and a foundation for a new chapter.”
Trump on higher prices: ‘Costs are way down,’ ‘con job by Democrats’
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Donald Trump told UVA Law alum Laura Ingraham on Fox News on Monday that “costs are way down,” and that the higher prices you’re seeing at the grocery store and elsewhere are just “a con job by the Democrats.”
Senate Democrats cave on healthcare fight: It was all just for show, apparently
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Eight Senate Democrats are caving on the 40-day effort to try to protect Affordable Care Act subsidies. One of them is one of ours, Tim Kaine, who just got re-elected last year, so, doesn’t have to worry about facing the voters again until 2030.
More winning? U.S. job cuts at 20-year high thanks to DOGE, tariffs, AI
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Donald Trump’s lack of business acumen is making America far from great, as job cuts this year have reached nearly 1.1 million, the most since 2020.
Trump making pitch that Thanksgiving meal is cheaper this year; it’s not
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The president is working overtime to convince Americans that the cost of this year’s Thanksgiving meal will be less expensive than last year.
Staunton: MBU exercise aims to build empathy for people living in poverty
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An event at Mary Baldwin University aims to help students and the broader community better understand what it is like to live in poverty.
Seventh Democrat enters crowded field in Second District congressional race
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Another Democrat – a seventh (!) – has entered the race for the Democratic Party nomination in the Second Congressional District.
Mailbag: ‘Anonymous’ backs local homeless truthers in fight against church
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“It’s easy to preach compassion for the homeless when it’s someone else’s neighborhood on the line,” the letter from an “anonymous” AFP reader scolded us, on what the letter-writer referred to as our “so-called ‘news story,’” about the controversy being generated by literally one couple in the Tree Streets in Waynesboro that doesn’t like the…
Waynesboro pastor: Unhoused need to be seen and heard, not dismissed as ‘scary’
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A church in Waynesboro hopes to have a hand in helping the area’s unhoused population get back on their feet.
