Augusta County students now have the chance to attend school in person four days a week beginning in April.Â
Patrons of the Waynesboro Post Office may notice a new addition out front.
Making an appointment to receive the COVID-19 vaccine at Augusta Health just got a bit easier.
May municipal elections could be a thing of the past in Waynesboro if Gov. Ralph Northam signs a bill implementing the change.
The Fishin’ Pig honored Waynesboro first responders with a free drive-thru pickup lunch Wednesday afternoon.
Stuarts Draft Elementary students in the Gifted and Talented Program shared a new language and culture with guests on Tuesday afternoon.Â
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