Digital connection: Eligible Virginians qualify for monthly broadband services discount
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This week the State Corporation Commission (SCC) brings attention to an important communications resource for low-income Virginians.
Search Results for housing
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WARM hosts open house, ribbon cutting for new offices on Fairfax Avenue
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Waynesboro Area Refuge Ministry celebrated the opening of a new administrative building Saturday at their campus on Fairfax Avenue.
Waynesboro: River City Bread Basket aims to help people on the ‘fringe’
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The River City Bread Basket is one month from opening its doors, and volunteers with the LIFEworks Project are busy getting the North Winchester Avenue building ready for the public.
Ukraine architects, educators begin process to rebuild schools in war-torn country
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A three-day international workshop in late August was the first step for a project that will rebuild schools in Ukraine.
Region’s cold-weather shelter to double capacity; offer respite to ‘feel like a human being’
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As summer turns to fall, Waynesboro Area Refuge Ministry is gearing up to prepare for cold weather and shelters to offer relief to the region’s homeless during winter months.
Warner and Kaine secure federal funding in 2024 for Virginia priorities
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The U.S. Senate’s Fiscal Year 2024 draft funding bills contains 12 bills with key Virginia priorities, including Long COVID and addiction.
Harrisonburg to test sewer system for breaks and leaks, residents may see smoke
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Harrisonburg’s public utilities department is conducting its annual testing of the sanitary sewer system starting this week and running through November.
Harrisonburg: Contractor selected for homeless center; completion set for fall 2024
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The Homeless Services Center is moving forward now that the City of Harrisonburg has selected its builder for the complex.
What strong economy? Americans say they are continuing to struggle financially
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For generations, the American dream has been obtainable through hard work. But many are struggling just to work toward it.
Waynesboro: Rising temperatures don’t meet ‘criteria for a cooling center’
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With temperatures on the rise this week, the area’s homeless population is left to struggle with the excessive heat during the day – and many don’t have anywhere to go during the hottest times of the day.
