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Waynesburg, PA is a small town located in Greene County. It is known for its historic district which includes many local landmarks such as the Old Stone House and the First Presbyterian Church of Waynesburg. The town is also home to many recreational activities such as golfing at Piney Creek Golf Course, skiing at Seven Springs Mountain Resort, and fishing at Foltz Pond. Visitors to Waynesburg can enjoy a variety of shopping opportunities in the downtown area or take a stroll through the countryside on one of the many hiking trails.
The reviews of Waynesburg, PA are generally very positive. People praise its friendly atmosphere and quaint downtown area with locally-owned shops and restaurants. Many visitors remark positively on the local attractions, from golf courses to hiking trails and more. In addition, people often mention how affordable living in Waynesburg is compared to larger cities nearby. Overall, Waynesburg has a lot to offer visitors, from its historic district to its outdoor activities!
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Not for everybody - 7/22/2009
Have lived in or near Waynesburg off and on for most of my life. If you are looking for big city amenities, night life, shopping, dining, etc, then it definitely is not for you. If you want a rural area within easy driving distance (20 - 55 miles), then give the area some consideration. Coal mining and agriculture are the mainstays of the area. Just to give you a hint, one of the big hot-topics of earlier this year was whether we really wanted a Wal-Mart to open in the town. While it hurts local businesses, which there are very few left, it IS convenient not to have to drive 20+ miles to the nearest equivalent store. There are malls available within 18 to 25 miles in 3 directions, so we aren't all that isolated. Like most small towns there are several small and varied festivals and shows throughout the county each year. Housing is very reasonable, but jobs are few especially outside of the coal industry. A very low crime rate and still mostly considered a safe area to raise
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