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The Valley Banner

Location

Elkton, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 2011

Page

7

New Principals Guide Elkton MMS and Area Schools

MMS Elkton and surrounding elementary schools announce new principals and staff for the upcoming year. Drew Miller leads MMS with a focus on AYP progress and AP offerings while Dawn Woodrum shifts to other duties. Elkton Elementary welcomes Rod Dansey with a new rewards program and Therapeutic Day Treatment staff. Cub Run adds Ken Boyers and new PE teacher Kirk Mesick. River Bend and McGaheysville name principals Jacki Nickel and Becky Roadcap, with new teachers Justin Brake and Kristin Summers. South River adds Larry Shifflett with two new counselors and teachers. Peak View appoints Marcie Williams as principal.

Drew Miller Miller Lisa Milliken Dawn Woodrum Spotswood High School East Rockingham High School MMS Elkton Elementary Rod Dansey Dansey East Rockingham High Spotswood High Ed Powell Laura Munse Eva Voth Cub Run Elementary Ken Boyers Boyers Kirk Mesick Bridgewater College Trick PTA River Bend Jacki Nickel South River Larry Shifflett Jackie Dunsmore Jay ‘Myers Peak View Marcie Williams

Elkton group weighs downtown look and business push

ERBC members discussed a Massanutten video ad and a stalled TEA-21 plan for Elkton downtown streetscape, noting recent repaving led by Theo Pence and Tim Turner. They eyed old lamp posts and improved water pipes, urged more home businesses, and considered changing meeting times to boost attendance.

Snow Massanutten Main Street Virginia Department of Transportation VDOT Elkton Theo Pence Tim Turner Debbie Keenan Gooden Brothers VFW Post 9292 Ladies Auxiliary Stuart Avenue Shenandoah Bonavita Fauber Triangle ERBC Stan Farthing Farthing Richard and Louise Monger Hilda Snow Harry Armbruster Nicole Keenan Kay Kibler Gooden Brother Harrisonburg Rockingham County

Jollett Hollow Church's Founding and Legacy Told

The Valley Banner recounts the 1930s origins of a non denom missionary church in Jol lett Hollow founded by John G DuBosk, later influenced by Pastor Morgan Kinney and others. It notes the church's role in guiding generations of families, its revival era songs, and continued community care led by current preacher Alva Hurley.

Sams Hensleys Meadows Samuels Atkins Hollow Alberta Meadows Elkton Breeden Lee Lee Ridenour Breedens Shifflett Elvin Lam Carroll Atkins Joyce Sionary Church John G. DuBosk Philadelphia Darby Morgan Kinney Church of Blue Ridge Gan Skyline Drive Franklin Roosevelt Smith Dad Jollett Hollow DuBosk DuBosque Frank Irv Smith

Postseason CHAMPIONS event honors ERHS baseball team

Photos from the team’s postseason run were shown at the CHAMPIONS event in town. Manager Matt Dean introduced players and thanked coaches Bob Hensley and Phillip Powell as engraved photo albums were presented. Tina Lam organized the albums with help from the Goodens and Dovel. A slide show by Kim Dean capped the two hour gathering, which drew players, families, and fans including ERHS coach David Scott. Eight players had ERHS JV ties, two came from William Monroe, and one from United Christian Academy.

Matt Dean Bill Davis Elkton Matt Kim Dean Lisa Gooden Joshua Gooden Karen Hensley Diane Dovel East Rockingham High School David Scott ERHS William Monroe High School United Christian Academy Ted Hayes

Rockingham County Fair Highlights Include Free Acts and Derby Crowd

The fair drew about 3,000 to Beach Boys and Chris Young performances, with Saturday's demolition derby a crowd pleaser. Opening day attendance reached 7,703 amid improving weather after rain. Officials credited included free acts with admission and excellent weather for overall success.

Cupp Beach Boys Chris Young Rockingham County Fair Mother Nature Fair Board Richard Chew Harrisonburg Ford Arena

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