CommentRemembering Hamburger Frank’s
Hamburger Frank’s asked customers to “pay what it is worth to you” while operating as Virginia’s “most unusual restaurant” in the 1950s and 60s at 106 W. Main St., on the banks of the South River. Ramona Gordon and Sharon Underwood, whose parents ran the restaurant, share their memories in this audio slideshow.
Gordon is seeking stories and photographs of the restaurant and would like to arrange interviews. Information can be sent to Ramona Gordon, P.O. Box 591, Fishersville, VA 22939.
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Make way for the goats
African Boer Bok goats that eat invasive species will be the subject of a presentation Thursday at the Frontier Culture Museum in Staunton.
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South River homicide investigation
Waynesboro police arrested two men Saturday for the death of John Kelley Miller, 44, of Waynesboro.
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Fire on Twin Hill Road
Fire destroyed the modular home purchased last year by Ray Eavey.
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