Elkton area retirees and closures mark year in review
Long, a McGaheysville resident and Elkton High School principal for three years, announced retirement after a long coaching career across Elkton Montevideo and Spotswood high schools. Cross Keys Vineyard won a Governor’s Cup gold for its Touriga red, one of 12 wines. Blue Ridge Radio & TV closed after 65 years. longtime businessman Bill McDonald died at 72. community funds aided victims’ families after East Rockingham student Ethan Zander’s May crash. x-high graphic arts closed. Charlie Campbell retires as Page County revenue commissioner after 40 years.
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