Twenty percent. That’s how much more the average Waynesboro homeowner will pay in taxes.  Forty percent. That’s the proposed pay increase for a Library Assistant I at the Waynesboro Public Library. Six-tenths of 1 percent.  That’s how much the majority on Waynesboro’s City Council has cut from the city manager’s budget. Those numbers don’t add up.

I don’t know if I can imagine Liberty University without Jerry Falwell.

Here’s a challenge: Pick any time of day, any day of the week and drive to downtown Waynesboro. Park your car and walk up and down Main Street.

Home is where the heart is. That’s an expression we have all heard a thousand times.

Almost exactly a year ago in this spot, we argued that the city of Waynesboro was at a crossroads.

When Colby got off the school bus Monday afternoon, I knew something was wrong. He just didn’t look right.

Built as a way to protect the citizens of the United States of America, our Constitution, and with it the Bill of Rights, has our ardent support.

Stonewall Jackson honored   First Baptist to hold Va. Tech service

Council triple-dipping to fund pet project

Few conservatives blocking needs of the many

The start of another baseball season gets an added boost when the country’s president is on hand to christen the start.