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Augusta Free Press is NYC-bound! Join us in Brooklyn for the 2017 ACC Tournament. Your business can be a part of the action starting at $100.
Small business owners: Join the mobile app revolution
Can a mobile app benefit your small business? Definitely. But the more important question is: can your small business afford to develop an app?
What Augusta Free Press Can Do For You: Wayne Theatre
The Wayne Theatre opened its doors in March 2016, but its marketing relationship with Augusta Free Press goes back well further than that.
New Myers Corner website online: Produced by Augusta Free Press
The Myers Corner development in Augusta County has a new website designed by Augusta Free Press.
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Our readership continues to grow on Augusta Free Press, and we want your business to feel that love.
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Four WordPress plugins that could supercharge your business site overnight
Building a site that actually makes money seems like a daunting feat, doesn’t it? Regardless, savvy entrepreneurs are making it happen day after day.
Cry bias all you want: We’ll keep calling it the way we see it
A small segment of readers seems to think posting comments to the effect that AFP is “biased” in its reporting might shame the editors into silence.
Building the Machine: Marketing on a Budget
You don’t have money for TV, radio, big newspaper ads, but you still need to get in front of customers and potential clients. But how?
Building the Machine: Social Media Marketing After Facebook
Augusta Free Press explores social media marketing and offers our tips for success in this week’s Building the Machine class.
Building the Machine: Mobile Websites 101
The AFP Building the Machine marketing class series continues with editor Chris Graham presenting Mobile Websites 101.
Event to discuss nonpartisan redistricting set for July 12
OneVirginia2021 will lead a forum on nonpartisan redistricting on Tuesday, July 12, at the Staunton Public Library.
Charles Haney hired as new Staunton city assessor
Charles Haney Jr. has been named city assessor for the City of Staunton, effective July 1, 2016. He succeeds Jim Gallaher, who retired after serving as the City’s assessor for 27 years.
King Lear opens at the American Shakespeare Center
The American Shakespeare Center is getting ready to open the third show in its Summer/Fall Season, William Shakespeare’s King Lear.
Woodrow Wilson Presidential Library exhibit examines 1916, 2016 elections
The Woodrow Wilson Presidential Library has opened a new exhibit called, “I Believe in Democracy,” to shed light on presidential politics then and now.
Registration under way for safeTALK
Valley Community Services Board and Lock & Talk Virginia present safeTALK, a suicide alertness class for community members, on Friday, July 8, in Staunton.
Mary Baldwin appoints two new deans: New university structure emerges
Mary Baldwin College transitions to Mary Baldwin University, under which a new academic structure with four colleges is emerging.
Staunton Fire Department urges fireworks safety
Staunton Deputy Fire Marshal Perry Weller is advising families to leave the fireworks entertainment to the professionals this July 4th.
Heifetz Institute announces 20th anniversary Festival of Concerts
Students from 22 states across the nation and 15 countries from around the globe will participate in the 20th Anniversary Heifetz International Music Institute.
Staunton man arrested in church break-ins
The Staunton Police Department reports the arrest of Darius James Johnson, 28, of Staunton in the church break-in case.
