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The Valley Banner

Location

Elkton, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 02, 2013

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Sunny weekend lights Elkton spring festival fun for kids

Aiden Rexrode five enjoyed a family friendly Elkton Spring Festival with a live gold fish at a game booth a water balloon or dart booth ride on the ferris wheel and a ride with Brandon Knight. The event drew families despite earlier poor weather with performers indoors and outdoor food stalls drawing long ticket lines.

Elkton Aiden Rexrode Rexrode Brandon Knight Deanna Rexrode Aiden Autumn Roberts Kaeleigh Roberts Tearsa

Young anglers reel in charity day at Mountain View Park

More than 100 young anglers ages 3 to 12 fished at Chief Charlie's Kids Fish Day in Mountain View Park. Cody Miller of Weyers Cave won the 3-9 group with a trout matching second place Avery Chandler of Grottoes in length but heavier. Chandler aims to take her catch home to eat. Angel Frienger of Crimera won the 10-12 group. Mason Miller of Staunton, age three, caught the biggest fish for the youngster category a trout measuring...

Charlie Mountain View Park Cody Miller Weyers Cave Avery Chandler Grottoes Angel Frienger Crimera Mason Miller Staunton Charlie’s

Shenandoah Bicycle Drag Race heats finish line sprint

Reston rider Ryan McKinney joined two dozen racers from several clubs in Shenandoah for the town event. Promoter Chris Gould witnessed two person sprint races along First Street with U S Cycling Association officials starting each race. Several crashes occurred as gear issues caused riders to fall near the start while most riders finished within yards of each other. Riders from Philadelphia and outside the area used Shenandoah as a warmup for the Luray race the next day, with times officially recorded for all participants.

Ryan McKinney Reston First Street Shenandoah McKinney Chris Gould Stanley Philadelphia Luray Antarctica Ted Hayes

Elkton Elementary Students Celebrate Music Program

Fourth graders sang and played recorder while fifth graders performed percussion under music teacher Barbara Bowman. The school thanks Mrs Bowman for sharing the gift and love of music with EES students, with photo and info courtesy of Principal Rad Dansey.

Elkton Barbara Bowman Bowman EES Rad Dansey

Shenandoah council backs park cleanup by volunteers

Shenandoah Town Council on April 23 informal agreement to accept volunteers to clear fallen limbs in Big Gem Park. Volunteers may obtain a permit slip at First Street, then remove brush at no cost while police patrol to protect standing trees.

Shenandoah Town Big Gem Park First Street Mike Lowe

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Greg Lam Southern Grace Kenny Williams Clyde Robertson City Limits Full Throttle Grottoes’ Park Chandler Shenandoah’s Mary M. Baugher Janie H. Campbell Harrisonburg Karen D. Evans Lynchburg Orson R. Hensley Ruth Z. Lough Shenandoah Council Clinton O. Lucas Jr Richard Pierce Page County Board of Supervisors Massanutten Library System Council Kathryn M. Miller Ashland Linda M. Mowbray Penn Laird Kenneth W. Shifflett Stanardsville Patrick D. White Russell H. Williams Casey Billhimer John Quincy Adams Lewis Elkton Family Pharmacy S. Stuart Ave
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