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Randall Black, the pastor at Faithpoint, said area businesses and sponsors helped his group get a trailer and collect donations.

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The Waynesboro Police Department is currently investigating an incident in which an individual was struck and killed by a train.

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CULPEPER The Virginia Department of Transportation's emergency project to remove unstable soil from a slope above Interstate 64 at Afton Mountain has been suspended today due to weather conditions.

The Waynesboro Police Department has charged a Waynesboro couple on multiple drug charges stemming from two separate incidents that occurred in February.

Waynesboro police arrested Jackson during a swat team raid on an apartment in the 200-block of South Delphine Avenue on Friday.

Police say an anonymous tip led police to 27-year-old Leslie Terrell Wilmott. He was arrested Saturday at Briarwood Apartments.

Police say a Stuarts Draft woman will likely face a felony hit and run charge for causing a series of car crashes Wednesday night while driving drunk.

Right now, DASCOM employs eight people in Waynesboro and Lyndhurst. The company expects to have about 30 employees when the new building is up and running in about a year.

Wednesday night, one woman caused multiple crashes while, according to police, driving under the influence.

Lexington- Two people from the Valley were involved in a deadly crash that happened Friday night in Lexington.

Traffic restrictions on Interstate 64 will resume Monday, May 13, as the Virginia Department of Transportation continues its emergency project on Afton Mountain in Albemarle County.

Frank Lucente, the former mayor of Waynesboro, was in court on Thursday appealing a judge's decision to declare his dog dangerous.

The Virginia Department of Transportation's emergency project to remove unstable soil from a slope above Interstate 64 at Afton Mountain will be suspended for the rest of the week due to weather conditions.

A Valley entrepreneur wants to help neighbors help each other and provide an energy efficient space for growth.

The Waynesboro Police Department has arrested a Waynesboro woman after crashing into several parked vehicles and a pedestrian at Parkway Village Apartments.

The Virginia Department of Transportation's work at Afton Mountain has been delayed again.

The Augusta County zoning board approved plans from the three local governments to expand the regional animal pound in a way that government leaders think could keep more stray companion animals alive for longer.

U.S. Sen. Tim Kaine spoke with Waynesboro government leaders and downtown business owners Thursday as part of the economic development theme of this week's Congressional hiatus and statewide tour.