Virginia Ghost Stories of Cedar Creek Captivates Students
Wayside Theater's seventh annual fall touring production Virginia Ghost Stories of the Civil War, written by William Stancil and staged by James Kirkland, engages public and private school students in Middletown and nearby areas. Five actors from 800 auditioned perform with music, dialogue, and rapid stage movements to dramatize Confederate soldiers life, death, and a chicken tale, blending history with entertainment.
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Middletown
Cedar Creek
Tom Herman
Randall Meade
Lee Brocton Welch
Richard Patrick-Warner
Patrick Mickler
Gratton School
Berryville
Powhatan School
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Santa Claus
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Wayside Theater
Grafton
Powhatan
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West Virginia
James Kirkland
The
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Kirkland
Virginia Ghosts
Patrick-Warner
Conservation ACP participation drops in Virginia
Clarke, Frederick and Warren County ASC committees report 10 914 producers in Virginia joined the Agricultural Conservation Program last year down from 11 446 the prior year. A total of 10 849 farmers carried out practices under annual agreements and 65 entered into long term agreements. Virginia producers received 2 942 813 dollars in ACP cost share funds averaging 248 dollars per farm.
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Clarke
Frederick
Warren Counties
Virginia
Warren County
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