Autumn Days draws crowds with crafts and food booths
The Autumn Days event at Elkton featured 96 crafters and 17 food booths drawing large Saturday crowds. EPIC organizer Sue Armbruster noted tourist traffic from Massanutten Resort and a Vermont couple who attend every October weekend. Vendors offered woodwork, clocks, aluminum leaf art, face painting, and regional foods while fundraising supports local groups and trips.
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Provement Committee
Larry Baugher
EPIC
Sue Armbruster
Massanutten Resort
Vermont
B Street
Henry Avenue
Elkton Middle School
FFA
Virginia
Indianapolis
Sarah Joseph
Elkton Freewill Baptist Church
Local Elkton investors buy former Tru-Kut complex
Local businessmen Charlie Dean B A Womack and Steve Napotnik have purchased all three Tru-Kut Door Company buildings on Gibbons Avenue Elkton. A batting cage run by Lowell Hensley operates in the easternmost building with 5 cages and year round access. Remaining uses for the center and western buildings are undecided, but upkeep and potential new activities are planned.
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Tru-Kut
Elkton
Gibbons Avenue
Charlie Dean
B.A. Womack
Lowell
Hensley
Carl McDaniel
Steve Napotnik
Union Paper
Shenandoah Avenue
Dean and Womack
McDaniel
Napotnik
Dean
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