Waynesboro | City experiencing dry conditions; state task force to discuss next week
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A drought advisory has not been declared in Waynesboro despite extremely dry conditions and limited rainfall in the last six weeks.
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Staunton | Are police, ICE using Flock license plate cameras to spy on you?
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A vocal group of citizens is pushing back on the Staunton Police Department’s use of Flock license-plate reader technology, known as ALPR.
Election 2026: Shannon Taylor launches campaign for First District seat
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Shannon Taylor, on the heels of a narrow loss in the 2025 Democratic attorney general primary, announced on Monday that she is running for the First District seat in Congress in Virginia.
No drought? Waynesboro residents call BS, ‘even the weeds are dead’
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People living in Waynesboro have seen very little rain in August and September, but so far, the DEQ hasn’t issued a drought advisory.
Staunton completes Cole Avenue stream project for state mandates of Chesapeake Bay Act
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The completion of a project on Cole Avenue in the West End will improve water quality for residents and reduce flooding risk in the area.
Augusta County | Natural Wonders Early Learning Center gets green light to open
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An early learning center in Augusta County that was closed by the state will open on Monday, with a different name, and an emphasis on nature.
Health experts: RFK Jr., DeSantis put children’s health at risk with anti-vaccine push
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Virginia has high measles vaccination rates, but dangerous rhetoric from HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. threatens to change that.
Staunton | Art Hive exhibit preserves linden tree with ecoprinting in collage pieces
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“Leaves of a Linden: Collages from a Dying Tree” is the first exhibit of works by Michelle Block of Staunton in a long time.
Pilgrim in West Virginia | Finding half-assed Nirvana at the river shack
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Anytime I feel the walls of domestic life closing in a little too tightly, I head for the river shack in Hinton.
Bill Belichick learns a lesson | College football ain’t all that easy after all
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Shortly after arriving in Chapel Hill, six-time Super Bowl-winning coach Bill Belichick signaled to North Carolina fans that he would be bringing an NFL-style organizational approach with him.
