Jaspers Family Farm opens in Rockingham County area
Jeff and Sheila Dean bring a road carnival home with Jaspers Family Farm near Massanutten Resort. The 6 acre corn maze with 22 stations and pirate theme anchors attractions such as a Holstein cow tire climb, a super slide, carousel, fun house, and a corn pit. Seasonal goodies include pumpkins, apples, cider, and kettle corn as the Deans plan year round operations in later years.
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Mcgaheysville
Jeff
Sheila Dean
Deans
Jaspers
Bloomer Springs Road
Massanutten Resort
Rockingham County
Sheila
Dean
Maynard Dean
Jackson Bowers
Jaspers Family Farm
Caleb M. Soptelean
Subdivision paving set to move ahead in Shenandoah
At the September 23 Shenandoah Town Council meeting Matt Yoder reported his company bought Forest Knolls Subdivision and plans to begin paving work. The action signals progress on infrastructure improvements in the neighborhood.
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Shenandoah Town
Matt Yoder
Forest Knolls
Shenandoah clears roadwork hold with VDOT review
Shenandoah moves toward street acceptance as Yoder notes VDOT requires a three month wait and a one year bond to ensure no further issues. After the hold, VDOT will decide whether to add the streets to its maintenance system, enabling subdivision construction to proceed once approved.
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Yoder
Virginia Department of Transportation
VDOT
Elkton teen Dean starts hip hop coaching at recreation center
Elkton student Bryanna Dean 17 began teaching hip hop to 22 fourth through eighth graders at Elkton Recreation Center after a rapid rise from dancer to instructor. The East Rockingham High senior plans college study in dance with Florida State University UNC Charlotte or George Mason University while living in Shenandoah with parents Charles Berry and Crystal Townsend.
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Bryanna Dean
Elkton Recreation Center
Ashby Avenue
B Street
Caleb M. Soptelean
Elkton
Dean
Ashby Ave
Mary- Liz Humphrey
Humphrey
Beth Harter
Duke University
Durham
N.C
East Rockingham High School
Florida State University
UNC Charlotte
George Mason University
Shenandoah
Charles Berry
Crystal Townsend
Shenandoah Hardware closes after six years in business
Shenandoah Hardware, opened May 2008 at 605 S Third St, closed after six and a half years. Co owner Annie Schupner and husband Ron, both 55, cited poor economy and health issues. The store offered old time service and serviced small engines and kerosene heaters.
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Shenandoah
Shenandoah Hardware
Annie Schupner
Ron
Schupners
S. Third St
U.S
Shenandoah Grocery
Ace
True Value
Comer’s Hardware
First Street
Annie
Schopners
Schupner
Frank Worley
Charlie
Greene County
Elkton Woman Killed in Rockingham County Crash
An Elkton woman 35 died Friday morning from injuries after a Wednesday three vehicle crash on U S 340 near Elkton Virginia State Police said Sara Hensley was taken to University of Virginia Medical Center in Charlottesville and died early Friday Robert Hulvey 82 Waynesboro resident died at the scene when he attempted to pass a tractor trailer and struck Hensley’s car leading to a collision with the truck
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Elkton
Rockingham County
Virginia
Sara Hensley
University of Virginia Medical Center
Charlottesville
U.S. 340
Waynesboro
Robert Hulvey
Rocky Bar
Island Ford Roads
Hulvey
Hensley
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Bloomer Springs Farm
Daronline.com
Imine
Bobby Comer
Shenandoah Pharmacy
Third Street
Luci’s Cafe
Quincy Ave
Wood
Crash
Preston Knight Byrd
Pauline E. Cubbage
Michael F. Dallas
Stanley Bernard E. Elswick
Sara M. Hensley
Ben C. Hill
Grottoes
Phyllis A. Kyger
Raphine
Larry L. May
Fred G. Shifflett
Harrisonburg
Theodore E. Smith
Greenfield
Ind
Grove Hill
Elkton High
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