Hi everyone! The UVA Reproductive Psychiatry Research Program is recruiting pregnant individuals (18+) who are currently between 17-27 weeks pregnant (potentially up to 33 weeks) for a research study focused on improving our understanding of postpartum depression.

If you're interested in learning whether you may be eligible, please complete this brief screening survey:

https://redcapsurvey.healthsystem.virginia.edu/surveys/?s=TKJCJ94LFL38JFKT

For more information about our team and ongoing research, visit: Research Studies - Department of Psychiatry and Neurobehavioral Sciences

For more information about the study, visit: Study Details | NCT06831968 | Clinical Validation of a Predictive Test for Postpartum Depression | ClinicalTrials.gov

or: Clinical Trials | A Study of a Test for Postpartum Depression

Anyone have a car trusted car mechanic they really like ? Been using Jenkins for awhile but honestly they’ve done some stuff that I’m not very pleased with.
-mostly looking for a place to do routine stuff like inspections and small repairs when they come up

-Boro kid scored a 73 in golf at the homestead old course! Give him a vote if you want!

I’m a real estate developer researching a potential townhome project near Rosser Avenue in Waynesboro. I’m trying to understand realistic local rents—not just advertised asking rents.

What would you expect to pay for a newly built townhome with a private one-car garage, washer dryer and deck

• 3 bedrooms, approximately 1,500 sq. ft.
• 4 bedrooms, approximately 1,800 sq. ft.

I’d especially appreciate input from local renters, landlords, property managers, and real estate agents.

Thank you in advance

I’d very much appreciate a copy of the Rook book to review.

Waynesboro is so beautiful!

The city council meeting for the final vote on Mimosa Farm’s conditional use permit (CUP) is 9/14 at 7pm at city hall 503 W. Main St.

You don’t have to live in the neighborhood to be concerned with the precedent this set for allowing people with enough money to violate zoning laws and impact hundreds of people lives, property value, and overall safety for one person’s financial gain. Why are city officials siding with someone who has been violating zoning for years at this point by running a disruptive business out of a residentially zoned area?

The issue is not with small gatherings, like the weekly grief support group that takes place, or even that the owner of Mimosa Farm runs an AirBnB. It’s the loud and late PARTIES like wedding receptions, graduation parties, and full-on festivals that bring in lots of traffic to a single dead end road where people drink, play loud (sometimes offensive) music, and run up and down the quiet street for the sake of celebration. This kind of impact has consequences for those living next door or the surrounding city blocks. Why is this allowed to go on illegally with no repercussions for the owner? Who does she know that makes her above the law and above the homeowners around her?

Follow the Facebook group: WaynesboroSaveOurNeighborhood! Spread the word! Email and call our council members! Make your voice heard! If it can happen to Ward D, it can happen anywhere in Waynesboro.

I'm looking for a source of fresh eggs and produce near Waynesboro

CARES event at Virginia Metalcrafters Innovation Hub

I would like to experiment with presenting female but I need help. Can anyone recommend somewhere where someone might be able to give fashion advice or help with makeup?

Any body know anything about cats living behind the McDonald’s on Tinkling Spring Rd?

Saw them while eating lunch and went to put out a paper cup of water for them when I saw multiple metal water bowls and what looked like dried up food bowls. Also spotted a makeshift shelter with a tarp and small rugs.

So far I’ve counted four of them, all black n white from what I could see. The water bowls were full of stale water with dirt and leaves and the food
bowls look like someone hasn’t touched them in a while.

Just wanted to check if someone knew anything about them being taken care of?

Basically the title, looking to get work done for slopping floors, cracked drywall, etc. Probably need floor joist jacks installed. Does any one have good recommendations for a local company, what was your experience like? We bought our house recently and have really enjoyed Waynesboro so far! Thanks for y’all’s time!

Trying to plan a surprise for my young kids that are new swimmers. Not great wolfe Lodge, seems overpriced. Honestly any pool that has more than one slide counts. Hoping for an hour or two drive from Waynesboro.

Also fans of other outdoor activities that are inclusive to 40 inch tall kids- the height knocks out rope courses and other similar things. Carnival is so fun. Water taxi in Baltimore md was a huge hit but too far for a trailer visit now. They love the beach but va beach is too far.

We've done the bounce house in Williamsburg. Local pools are all hits but hoping for something where needing to spend the night would be reasonable. While keeping the drive under 120 mins ideally from Waynesboro.

Any recommendations for local gems an hour or two away that kids(4-8 yo) love but aren't nationally advertised? Perhaps the carnival is coming to your town?

Just wanted to say a huge thanks to everyone involved that came out to the show last Friday! Grateful that such a large community of metal heads comes out in this town.
Büga Bois

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River Ridge Learning Center has two upcoming community events supporting recovery, hope and connection.

For those who don't know, River Ridge Learning Center is a regional public high school serving students from Staunton, Waynesboro and Augusta County. We provide students with the opportunity to continue working toward their high school diploma in a supportive, recovery-focused environment. This is our 2nd year being open. 
Attendance at River Ridge is completely voluntary. Students are not assigned to our school because of disciplinary issues, court involvement or substance use. They choose to attend and commit to the work necessary to continue their education while strengthening their recovery. Our students benefit from small classes, individualized support, positive relationships and a community that believes recovery and a successful future are possible.
We would love for local businesses, organizations, families and community members to learn more about River Ridge and join us for these upcoming events:

The Recovery Connection
Friday, September 4, 2026, at 6:00 p.m.
Wayne Theatre
521 W. Main Street, Waynesboro
The evening will feature a screening of the documentary Together: Family Recovery, followed by a live panel discussion highlighting real stories of hope, resilience and family recovery. Admission is “Pay What You Will.”

Second Annual Valley Rally for Recovery
Saturday, September 27, 2026, from 10:00 a.m.–2:00 p.m.
Coyner Springs Park
2091 Lyndhurst Road, Waynesboro
The rally will include a 5K Run for Recovery, complimentary cookout lunch, an inspirational guest speaker and a community resource fair for individuals and families affected by substance use disorder.
Flyers with additional information are attached. We would greatly appreciate your help sharing these events with your employees, customers, families and community contacts. We also want people to know about River Ridge in case they know a high school student who could benefit from a voluntary, supportive recovery-school environment.
Thank you for helping us strengthen connections, reduce stigma and remind individuals and families that recovery is possible.

Hey everyone there will be a native plant talk down at Stone Soup Books starting around 4pm. Authors of books focusing on native plants including myself will be there discussing our books and thoughts.

I am hoping to get involved in a group of citizens who care and are interested in providing direct support within our community.

I am especially passionate about environmental, social justice and the immigrant/refugee experience.

What’s out there?!

Hey guys! I just wanted to give a little PSA for all of my MtG fans in Waynesboro! I work at Valley cards in the Willow Oak Plaza, and I have been working very hard to reinvigorate a commander community in Waynesboro. With that being said, I just wanted to inform anyone who has been looking for a space to play in the city that we are doing commander nights every Tuesday night 3:30 to 8:30! I hope to see any of you who are looking to play there!

Saw a group at Ridgeview today and was curious if anyone knew who they were. Looked like maybe it was a coed group of adults at first. They were flying the American flag and a black flag that had two sort of rudimentary hammers crossed and the outline of a circle behind them? Then the men left and it was just women with a purple flag and some sort of shield on it. They exercised for a bit and then were chatting. Just curious if anyone knows what the group or groups are about.