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Leading from the heart: William Perry educator Waynesboro's teacher of the year - Vimarsana News

Leading from the heart: William Perry educator Waynesboro's teacher of the year

Waynesboro Public Schools held its annual teacher of the year luncheon Monday to honor the division's top educators.

Augusta County Board of Supervisors talks filling vacancy, body and dash cameras - Vimarsana News

Augusta County Board of Supervisors talks filling vacancy, body and dash cameras

The Augusta County Board of Supervisors has had a busy week, and they addressed some of it during Wednesday's meeting. Here's what we learned.

Following the money: Breaking down Waynesboro's history of CDBG allocations - Vimarsana News

Following the money: Breaking down Waynesboro's history of CDBG allocations

With conversation and displeasure swirling around Waynesboro's

Anne Gasbarre's final column lists Bits and Pieces of Wooster memories - Vimarsana News

Anne Gasbarre's final column lists Bits and Pieces of Wooster memories

As a Cleveland native, this column gave me the opportunity to learn a wide range of interesting and fun historical facts about my adopted community.

June 23, 1961: Demolishing interior of Lyric Theater | History Journal - Vimarsana News

June 23, 1961: Demolishing interior of Lyric Theater | History Journal

Thursday, March 11, 2021 1:00 am June 23, 1961: Demolishing interior of Lyric Theater COREY MCMAKEN | The Journal Gazette In 1961, the auditorium of the old Lyric Theater downtown was demolished as part of planned renovations to turn the building's lobby and second-floor into storefronts and office with a parking lot in the rear. The building at 1014 S. Calhoun St., just south of Washington Boulevard in the block where the Hilton now stands, had been built in 1908 and was home to vaudeville and traveling shows. In the early 1920s, it became the Riley Theater burlesque house and in 1926 was pu...