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Waynesboro, VA
53Events this week
13Free things to do
79New spots
84New stories

● Checked Friday, October 23, before the 6 AM send.

This week in Waynesboro

Five picks from this week's calendar. See all 53 events, day by day →

Waynesboro Farmers Market October 24

Saturday 9am · Constitution Park

3rd Annual Crozet Book Fest

Saturday 9am · Bluebird & Co.

MorningGloryCville Saturdays

Saturday 9:30am · The Front Porch

The Problem with Praise

Saturday 10am · Our Neighborhood Child Development Center

Earl Swift Author Talk

Saturday 10:30am · Northside Library

New in Waynesboro

Places that opened, reopened, or earned a mention this month — the ones we'd go back to.

Freda's Skin Studio

Health & Wellness

Get that Waynesboro glow: From event-ready Oxygen Facials to age-defying microcurrent with LED, plus salt therapy, precise waxing, and lash/brow upgrades, Freda's Skin Studio focuses on results with quality products and a private, relaxing vibe.

freda-skin-studio.com ↗

Miller's Bake Shoppe

Bakeries & Sweets

Fresh-baked morale boost: Whether you need a midweek pick-me-up or a Saturday treat, Miller's Bake Shoppe is the family-run spot in Stuarts Draft where the smell of fresh bread meets a solid cup from Java Joint.

millersbakeshoppe.com ↗

Revive Beauty Bar

Beauty

Cut, color, confidence: Revive Beauty Bar is the Waynesboro spot where pro stylists build personalized beauty plans so your hair looks great on day one and keeps behaving.

revive-beautybar.com ↗

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Most read in Waynesboro

The five stories Waynesboro readers clicked most this month, from the daily editions.

  1. Waynesboro Police warn of 21-gun salute at Riverview Cemetery funeral

    Waynesboro, Virginia, police have issued a warning about a military funeral for a veteran scheduled for noon on Oct.

    Full story at whsv.com ↗

  2. Holy tomatoes! The story behind Staunton's 20-foot plant

    Mike Leonard of Staunton, Georgia, has grown a 20-foot tomato plant that is still growing, reaching its peak at 20 feet tall.

    Full story at vadogwood.com ↗

  3. If Your Parents Fed You This Soup, You Probably Grew Up In The South

    Brunswick stew, a dish that is often mistaken for beef stew, originated in Brunswick County, Virginia in 1828 and has been claimed by Brunswick, Georgia seven decades later.

    Full story at yahoo.com ↗

  4. Waynesboro vice mayor suing UVA alleging workplace discrimination, retaliation

    Waynesboro Vice Mayor Lorie Jean Akanbi has filed a federal lawsuit against her former employer, the University of Virginia (UVA), alleging race, sex and color discrimination and retaliation.

    Full story at augustafreepress.com ↗

  5. Staunton Jams returns with 32 performances Oct. 23-25

    Staunton Jams, a three-day music festival that began in 2004, is set to return with 32 performances on Oct.

    Full story at yahoo.com ↗

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