Elkton Field Day Underway at Blue Ridge Park
The Elkton Field Day festival by the Junior Order of United American Mechanics starts at Blue Ridge Park. The 105th fair runs through Saturday with pageants for multiple ages, carnival rides, Kiddie Night, ride-all-you-can wristbands, 15 Inners Shows rides including Expo Wheel, food booths from 4 p.m. weekdays and 10 a.m. Saturday, flea market daily, yard sale Saturday at 8 a.m. Yard sale spaces rent via 298-1190. Car show for Ladies Auxiliary 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Saturday in ShenElk Plaza.
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New Anglers Club Formed To Highlight Shenandoah River
Ted Hayes reports the Shenandoah River Anglers Club formed by Shenandoah area residents. The group aims to promote fishing along the South Fork from Rockingham to Page counties and encourage public enjoyment of the outdoors, inviting fishermen and the general public to learn more.
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Pack the Bus supply drive extended to Aug 15 in Elkton
Elkton's back-to-school program Pack The Bus collected supplies Friday and Saturday outside SoLace Studios at 191 W. Spotswood Ave in the downtown triangle. Proceeds benefit Elkton-area students not included in the county United Way drive. SoLace owner Barb Palin will continue collecting through Aug 15 offering a 15 percent coupon for donations of $10 or equivalent supplies. Call 298-5222 for details.
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Landmark summer camp offers learning and fun for kids
Pastor Keith Powers of Landmark Tabernacle Church wraps up his annual week long camp for 800 children from Rockingham County and beyond. The program blends Bible study with indoor and outdoor games and competitive sports split into the Mountains and the Valley, on the church lawn near U S 33 with an inflatable water slide and a concession stand.
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Cloyd sells handmade goods through House of Hope mission
Chris Cloyd, a Christian missionary and businesswoman, spoke at Christ United Methodist Church in Shenandoah about handmade items produced by people who have never worked in factories. She showcased pictures, creche scenes, woven goods, key chain animals, and clothing as examples of mission work.
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