
Waynesboro Republicans set to make November elections about the Second Amendment
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.

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.

The question that we’ve needed to ask for months, if not years, smacked us in the face today again: what do Senate Democrats get out of having Joe Manchin in their caucus?

People are protesting outside the homes of conservative Supreme Court justices to raise issue with the pending decision expected to overturn Roe v. Wade, which, understandable.

The stakes are too high to simply declare that abortion is a “women’s issue.”

Waynesboro will get a $2 million-plus public park with an investment by local taxpayers of $125,000. Sounds like a good deal, right?

Waynesboro City Council voted 3-2 Monday night to greenlight the proposed Sunset Park, a project that would turn the long-time eyesore overlooking the city into a public recreational greenspace.

Bridgewater College honored three alumni on Saturday, April 9, for their achievements and humanitarian service.

The rollout of solar and other renewable energy projects that Pennsylvania, Maryland and Virginia are counting on to end fossil-fuel reliance is caught up in a review bottleneck that is severely hampering the transition.

This article’s about what you can do to support liberal democracy as we know is as we live through dangerous political times.

Countries racing to replace Russian oil, gas and coal with their own dirty energy are making matters worse, warns United Nations secretary general António Guterres.
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