Waynesboro to close tourism information center, no plans to explore new location
Waynesboro City Council seems to be throwing in the towel on operating a brick-and-mortar tourist information center in the River City.
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Waynesboro City Council seems to be throwing in the towel on operating a brick-and-mortar tourist information center in the River City.
POP Market has you covered: Shop indoors at the Market at Petersburg Public Library
The printed paper menus still hang in the window, but are faded, much like the dream of tasting a soft serve cone from this location.
New pop-up market gets to the root of eating well KATHLEEN SHAW, Daily News-Record FacebookTwitterEmail HARRISONBURG, Va. (AP) — Tim Showalter Ehst began growing and selling organic vegetables at his family farm, Second Mountain Farm, four years ago on half an acre. Inspired by the collaborative nature adopted by businesses during the pandemic, he began working to develop a network between other local growers and makers who share the same sense of responsibility to produce food that’s good for people and good for the planet. On Tuesday (March 9), that dream came into focus as the first r...