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Waynesboro committee previews lecture series, new exhibit and interpretive signage
Summary
The Waynesboro Advocacy Committee announced a January lecture screening and a new exhibit opening, described promotional plans including rubber‑duck giveaways, and asked staff to prepare interpretive signage for local preserves.
Speaker 1 announced the committee’s winter lecture series and said the group will premiere a short educational video produced with the South River Watershed Coalition and screen the documentary Paddle to the Sea. "We're gonna be premiering a video that we put together with the South River Watershed Coalition," Speaker 1 said while describing teacher and education outreach plans.
Promotion and logistics: The committee discussed dates (targeting Jan. 20 at 7 p.m.), giveaways to promote attendance (rubber ducks for early arrivals), and a flyer available in the lobby. David Verde was named as the videographer who will join the January session to explain production choices.
Exhibit update: Speaker 3 reported a new exhibit opened this week and said the exhibit manager will lead work on interpretive signage for the South River Preserve and Sunset Park. The committee asked staff to follow up on signage and visitor engagement details.
Next steps and outreach: The group asked members to propose future speakers for March and April, to help develop concise messaging for teacher and school outreach, and to distribute the finalized science series schedule when ready.
