Lorie speaks to over 100 seniors at the first annual Waynesboro Senior Forum
Lorie comments on Operation Medicine Cabinetevent at Augusta Health (Courtesy of Augusta Free Press)
Smith running on jobs, low taxes platform
Augusta Free Press Posted November 20, 2009 “I feel so strongly about the message that I carry, and I feel so strongly about this city, as a native of Waynesboro, and the plans that I want to see to fruition, with the work that I started in 2006, that really, I’m not done. It’s important that I let the citizens know that I’m here, and that I’m here for the long term,” said Smith... Watch AFP YouTube interview with Lorie Smith
Waynesboro Developer Plans 3-D Theater NBC 29 Posted November 10, 2009 "I think Mr. Hayes’s approach is one that's unique," added Smith. "And I think he's totally dedicated to the effort, and I think he'll pull it off."
AFP Focus: Operation Medicine Cabinet
Augusta Free Press Posted October 29, 2009 “We are thrilled that we have been able to bring a model program
into our community for the citizens, and hopefully we can remodel this
in years to come,” Smith said.
Waynesboro OKs Plans for 'The Mill'
Staunton News LeaderPosted September 15, 2009 "As a native of Waynesboro, this is exciting to see," said Councilwoman Lorie Smith when a public hearing was conducted on the plan in August. "Just seeing the potential for this site is extremely exciting."
Waynesboro Halfway to Green Designation
NBC 29 Posted August 5, 2009 Smith said, "If we're going to be serious as a locality about being sustainable, long-term, and green, then we need to take a good hard look at what we're currently doing and where we're deficient."
Developers Look to Transform Waynesboro Mill
NBC 29 Posted June 18, 2009 Waynesboro City Councilor, Lorie Smith, has high hopes for the proposed project. "I am excited about it. I think it's got tremendous potential for this neighborhood and this city," she says.
The Waynesboro Circulator
Augusta Free Press Posted May 11, 2009
“We know we’re going to reach more citizens with the same amount of money that we’ve been allocating,” Smith said.