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The Valley Banner

Location

Elkton, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 13, 2010

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Miller monument dedicated at Elkton

About fifty Elkton residents and visitors gathered at Elk Run Cemetery for the dedication of the Adam Miller memorial an eight foot granite obelisk. Elkton Mayor Larry Bompiani opened with prayer and praise joined by Councilman Rick Workman Casey Billhimer James Miller and Colleen Grady. The ceremony concluded after months of planning and debate with thanks for the Shenandoah Valley site and the man regarded as the area’s first permanent white settler.

Elkton Adam Miller Elk Run Monu Shenandoah Valley Larry Bompiani Rick Workman Casey Billhimer The Bompiani

World War II vets chosen as grand marshals for Memorial Day parade

Shenandoah selects three grand marshals Gerald Rinaca William Cross Jr and Glenn May all veterans of Normandy and Belgium Germany battles from 1944 to 1945. Their heroism on LSTs landing craft and beaches is honored as Memorial Day events approach with parade plans and band hopes.

Shenandoah Gerald Rinaca William Cross Jr Glenn May Normandy France Belgium Germany

Mothers honored in churches across eastern Rockingham County

Mothers Day activities spread through Elkton area churches with gifts and carnations for moms. Faith Alive Fellowship and Furnace United Methodist hosted events, while pastors featured motherhood themes. Pastor Hughes retold the Shunammite tale of faith, loss, and a child’s prayer in a sermon linking maternal roles to Godly upbringing.

Elkton Rockingham County Faith Alive Fellowship Shen Elk Plaza Holy Infant Catholic Church Furnace United Methodist Church Brad Lewis Blue Ridge Everett Hughes First Baptist Church Elisha Land of Shunem Hughes Norfolk General

Day of Prayer Held in Elkton With Two Services

Elkton residents marked the National Day of Prayer with two gatherings at Elkton Town Hall. The noon service was hosted by the Elkton Ministerial Association, with Rev. Rob Buchanan opening and Mayor Larry Bompiani addressing attendees. Faith Alive Fellowship hosted the 7:30 p.m. service, with Brad Lewis of the Blue Ridge Independent Church offering prayers.

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Shenandoah seminar guides local firms in electronic sales

Ted Hayes reports a Shenandoah Recreation Center seminar offering step by step advice on using email Facebook and websites to promote local businesses. Seven attendees explored four tracks with lengthy Q and A sessions and handouts detailing email marketing and online outreach.

Shenandoah Greg Garr Elkton Dakota Gray Cheryl Plogger Sol Plogger Ted Hayes Shenandoah Recreation Center

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