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Three hikes in one week for the Boomers
Yes, it might come as a shock by this point to see snow in a few photos. For this edition, we’re spotlighting a hike made by the Grateful Boomers back in late February. Actually, to be specific, we’re talking about three hikes made in just one week. The first was the six-mile, moderate hike to […] The post Three hikes in one week for the Boomers appeared first on Farmville.
Moton Museum moves forward with renovation plans
The Robert Russa Moton Museum will be undergoing several renovations over the next few months. The 85-year-old building will be getting an upgrade to its parking lot, education center, and hvac units. The upgrades coincide with the 70th anniversary of the Brown v Board of Education decision. The museum was awarded a $500,000 federal earmark […] The post Moton Museum moves forward with renovation plans appeared first on Farmville.
Boomers head to Long Mountain
The Grateful Boomers spent part of April once again hiking in the mountains. This time, they chose a hike with wildflowers, company, and history. They went south, starting at Long Mountain Wayside and descending four miles to Pedlar Creek fire road. Following Brown Mountain Creek most of the way, this easy trail offered the peaceful […] The post Boomers head to Long Mountain appeared first on Farmville.
These Meherrin, VA based Dogs are the latest up for adoption and in need of a good home
Interested in adding a furry friend to your family? Even if you're just keen on viewing some of the cute critters available for adoption nearby, there are ample pets waiting for their forever homes in animal shelters throughout and around meherrin.
Randolph-Henry student makes top three spot in statewide contest
Writing is something that, at least for a moment, comes easier than art sometimes, according to Madison Godsey. The Randolph-Henry High student wrote a poem titled, “My Hage”, and submitted it to the Longwood Young Writer’s Competition, taking home a coveted spot as a competition finalist. “‘My Hage’ is a poem about my art block […] The post Randolph-Henry student makes top three spot in statewide contest appeared first on The Charlotte Gazette.
News Briefs: Art Walk coming to Farmville, Tigers find out ranking
We start off today with a reminder. This Saturday, Downtown Farmville will be the site of an Art Walk, featuring about 30 artists and artisans set up along the High Bridge Trail, starting at the Train Station and then stretching down Main Street. This marks the first art walk for the area, running from 10 […] The post News Briefs: Art Walk coming to Farmville, Tigers find out ranking appeared first on Farmville.
Waterworks latest is a ‘story of enduring deceit’
BY WADE EDWARDS Special to The Farmville Herald A story of family secrets and severed relationships, Tennessee Williams’s 1955 Pulitzer Prize winning play, Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, opened last weekend at the Waterworks Theatre on 25 SMI Way, Farmville. With an exquisite cast, splendid direction, and gripping dialog, the performance ranks as one […] The post Waterworks latest is a ‘story of enduring deceit’ appeared first on Farmville.
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