Stand With Tolbert: A-Rod protest from O’s fan goes viral
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Tolbert Rowe had a plan. Going viral with his one-man protest of tainted New York Yankees slugger Alex Rodriguez wasn’t part of it.
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Businesses: Sponsor the back-to-back Valley League Baseball champs!
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Please consider sponsoring the 2015 Waynesboro Generals Valley League baseball team. The Waynesboro Generals bring tomorrow’s superstars to Waynesboro to gain experience before being drafted by Major League Baseball.
Lack of land and government regs top young farmer concerns
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A lack of available farmland is the top issue concerning young farmers in America today, according to a recent survey by the American Farm Bureau Federation.
Marketing minute: Does Facebook work for small business anymore?
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It used to be relatively easy to market your business on Facebook. You started a business Facebook page, got people to like it, posted updates to the page about your business, people saw them, and you got sales.
AFP releases spring, summer business, marketing, website class schedule
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Join Augusta Free Press at the Panera Bread in Waynesboro for our series of one-hour business classes. Most classes are only $10 per participant.
Virginia schools kick off campaign to encourage safe teen driving during high-risk months
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With warm weather just around the corner, schools from across the commonwealth are kicking off a safety campaign for youth and teens to encourage safe driving behaviors and passenger safety.
Randy Forbes: Beware of these scams
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Internet and telephone consumer scams that result in identity or financial theft are becoming more sophisticated and they are often unidentifiable at first blush.
Long & Foster launches Market Minute reports for Greater Augusta County area
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Long & Foster Real Estate, the largest independent residential real estate company in the United States, has introduced new Market Minute reports in the greater Augusta County, Va., area, including the cities of Staunton and Waynesboro.
Virginia becomes 11th state to allow terminally ill to access investigational medications
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Today Governor Terry McAuliffe (D) signed HB 1750—the Virginia Right To Try Act—into law. The Virginia House and Senate passed the bill in February with unanimous bipartisan support.
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