New Shenandoah primary care clinic planned with growth
Page Memorial Valley Health plans a 5200 square foot primary care clinic on 4.5 acres at 650 Williams Ave behind the bowling alley near U S 340 in Shenandoah. The facility will include eight exam rooms a procedure room physical therapy space and an X ray area and is slated to open in early summer 2012.
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Page Memorial Hospital
Valley Health System
Travis Clark
Shenandoah
Williams Ave
U.S. 340
Genie Company
Clark
John Timmons
LPN
Sandy Short
Laura Dillon
Jill Painter
Timmons
R.M. Brothers
First Street
Page Memorial
Valley Health System of
Winchester
Valley Health
Front Royal
Woodstock
West Virginia
TouchStone Design
Scottsdale, Ariz
Luray
Stanley
Elkton Toughens Enforcement on Yard Sale Sign Rules
Elkton police remind residents that yard sale signs must be placed only in legal spots under town rules. Signs on stop signs, telephones poles, or state and town road signs are prohibited and can lead to tickets, though officers are currently taking a lenient approach. Signs may stay up to two weeks and must include owner contact details, with removal required within five days after the event.
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Elkton
Kevin Whitfield
Andrew Garner
Garner
Little League Field
U.S. 340
Shenandoah Avenue
Stanley
Bingo fund-raiser begins Aug 4 for Boys and Girls Club
The Boys and Girls Club of Harrisonburg and Rockingham County will start weekly bingo games on Thursday August 4 at AM Vets Bingo Hall Waterman Drive Harrisonburg. Early third games at 6 30 p m with 18 regular games including Bonanza Lucky 7 two 500 jackpots and progressives. All proceeds support the club.
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Boys and Girls Club
Harrisonburg
Rockingham County
Elkton
AM Vets
Waterman Drive
Miss and Master Valley of Virginia Pageant Aug 21
The third annual Miss and Master Valley of Virginia Pageant will be held at 2 p.m. Sunday, August 21, at the Elkton Area Community Center. Categories include beauty, photogenic and Miss and Master Vogue. Entry forms are available at the EACC on Blue and Gold Drive or bridal shops in the Harrisonburg area. entry is due by Friday, August 19. For details call Sue Armbruster at 298-2410.
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Elkton Area
EACC
Harrisonburg
Sue Armbruster
Elkton street repaving resumes after years idle
Town plans summer repaving on Rockingham Street from S Stuart Ave to East Rockingham Street and other sections including Clover Lane Jackson Fourth Street and East Spotswood. Wirt Terrace Shenandoah areas plus three speed bumps on Wirt, Hill C, Lewis East Spotswood curb work also planned. Theo Pence leads the project with $215000 allotted for repaving.
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Elkway
Rockingham Street
S. Stuart Avenue
U.S. 340
Old Spotswood Trail
Clover Lane
Jackson Street
Fourth Street
East Rockingham Street
Tannery
Wirt Avenue
Terrace Avenue
Ray’s
Blue and Gold Drive
Elkton
Elkton Middle School
Shenandoah Avenue
Jackson Avenue
Elkton Middle FFA Dairy Judging Team Leads Virginia Meet
Elkton Middle School’s Dairy Judging Team won first place in the junior division at the Virginia state convention in Blacksburg. The Small Animal Care Team finished third, with seven members among the top ten individuals led by Lindsey Grubbs who placed first overall.
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Commonwealth of Virginia
Elkton
Elkton Middle School
Future Farmers of America
FFA
Blacksburg
Lindsey Grubbs
Erin Shrout
Gigi Hicks
Gabbrial Conley
McKayla Lam
Melissa Ruhlman
Kristen Lily
EMS Agriculture Mechanics
Joseph Marshburn
Blake Dean
Brennan Shifflett
Joseph Lam
Marshburn
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the Valley Banner
Tedwell
Upper Room
Rockingham Pike
Food Lion
Vacation Bible School
Barbara Hensley
Rockingham County Fair
Natalie Shifflett
Father
Hill Avenue
C Street
Lewis Avenue
East Spotswood Avenue
Mount Pleasant Road
Theo Pence
Ted Hayes
Elkton Middle
David Lam
Lam
Japan
United States
Greta Houff
EMS
Joe Boum
East Market Street
Joebowmanautoplaza
HPD
WSIG
Fire Dept
Chevy
Spotswood High S Schoo
Rockingham Rental
Crutchfield
PEPS
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