Back to school: Waynesboro Schools begins 2025-2026 with some new staff, new recovery school
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While not fully staffed, like most school systems in America, Waynesboro Schools is ready for the 2025-2026 school year on August 6.
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Waynesboro: Stone Soup Books begins new chapter in downtown location
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Stone Soup Books is officially open at its new Downtown Waynesboro location marking the fourth chapter in its nearly two-decade history.
Augusta County: Pride Day at county library cancelled by Board of Supervisors
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The Augusta County Library in Fishersville has cancelled a pride event scheduled for Monday at the direction of the Board of Supervisors.
Waynesboro Schools continues plans to open regional recovery high school
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Waynesboro School Board has approved a resolution to open River Ridge Learning Center, Virginia’s second recovery high school.
‘Steady hands and caring hearts’: Waynesboro Schools recognizes teacher, staff retirees for 2025
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The end of a school year means goodbyes and “have a great summer” for teachers and students, but the timing can also be the end of a career.
Augusta Health, Valley Community Services Board brace for impact of Medicaid cuts
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Valley Community Services Board and Augusta Health are bracing for substantial cuts to Medicaid and Medicare programs over the next decade.
Waynesboro mayor: Budget addresses needs of city, keeps it in a forward trajectory
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Waynesboro City Council members compromised on an 82-cent tax rate to keep the city on “a forward trajectory,” according to the mayor.
Waynesboro: City manager concedes it’s no longer ‘business as usual’ under Trump
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Waynesboro City Manager Mike Hamp said it’s no longer ‘business as usual’ for the municipality under the Trump administration.
Youth Philanthropy Council educates 29 high school students on grant funding
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The Community Foundation’s Youth Philanthropy Council Grants Celebration recognized the experiences of 29 local high school students.
Dr. Lisa Coons resigned as Virginia schools superintendent amid federal uncertainty
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Dr. Lisa Coons resigned as Virginia’s superintendent of public instruction in March after the Virginia DOE reportedly missed deadlines.
