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Newspaper
The Valley Banner
Location
Elkton, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 2011
Page
5
Rondle W Breeden of Elkton argues town council should oppose using religion to attack LGBTQ people. He asserts the Constitution protects gay rights, urges Elkton to focus on community growth and revitalization, and favors displaying the town flag without tying it to morality debates.
In Elkton the Monger Hill subdivision has reportedly received free water since late 2005 after the Life well was purchased for $150,000. No meters or charges exist while the town raised water rates 2.5 percent in January. Ora Mae Shifflett urges a new election and fair governance.
A historical photo shows the Norfolk and Western Rail road Section Crew outside the Elkton blacksmith shop on 5th Street built in 1932 and used jointly with Chesapeake and Western Railway. Pictured are foreman H H Thorne Whit Crawford an unknown man and James Dean. The poster proclaims safety and the door sign boasts No Accidents This Year. After repairs moved to Roanoke the Elkton shops were abandoned and razed.
Gen ie Plant is the town of Shenandoah and Page County s second largest employer after KVK Precision Specialties. The Virginia Employment Commission counts Genie as the county s 11th biggest employer in early 2011. Gen ie will wind down operations in Shenandoah and move manufacturing to other facilities after layoffs. 99 jobs to be cut at Alliance Ohio plant with severance offered. Local officials and state senator push for renewed economic development to create new jobs, as other plants across the US 340 corridor close.
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