By Charlotte Hicks Caudill Next week Hindman High Class of 1971: The 8th and final installation in the series of my Hindman High graduating class will appear in next week’s column. Laurel Fork – an enchanted place: I was invited…
Bearville Notes
By Sherri Hicks I am officially a “grandma.” Well, I have been since March 2, 2012, but our oldest son Wade adopted the little boy named Ethan and the paperwork was completed this week. Ethan is eight years old and…
Hindman Preschool holds 22nd Annual St. Jude Trike-A-Thon
Hindman Preschool held the 22nd Annual St. Jude Trike-A-Thon on Friday, May 16th. We collected $1000.00. Tayton Astor Blair was our top collector with $202.00. Our participants love the T-shirts and back-packs they receive for prizes. St. Jude has developed…
Wine in Virginia
By Jordan Thomas Hall The beautiful Shenandoah Valley of Virginia was the center of my travel last weekend. One of the largest antique shows in this part of the country was being held there with excellent offerings. Also in…
Why I think mothers would make good politicians
By DR. JAMES L. SNYDER In looking forward to Mother’s Day, I could not help but think about the mess our country is in right now. Not that messes remind me of mothers in particular, but honesty compels me to…
Shenandoah Antiques Expo
By Jordan Thomas Hall The beautiful Shenandoah Valley of Virginia was the center of my travel over the weekend. One of the largest antique shows in this part of the country was being held there with excellent offerings. Also in…