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Butterfly garden to be rededicated
Sugar Loaf Garden Club will to maintain the garden, by

hold a rededication ceremony planting, weeding and watering
at the Oak Grove Elementary throughout the year.
School Butterfly Garden on The butterfly garden won
Saturday, June 26, at 10:30 a.m. the following awards: Roanoke
The public is invited to attend. Council of Garden Clubs
In 1999, at the suggestion — “Beauty Spot of the Month”;
of Helen Terry, a current Blue Ridge District VFGC
member, and Elaine Williams — Landscape Award — 1st
(president 1997-99), a butterfly place; the Virginia Federation
garden was planned. Longtime of Garden Clubs — Landscape
member and master judge, Award — 1st place; and the
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butterfly garden. Oak Grove Garden Clubs — Landscape

PTA volunteers constructed Award — small club section
the free-form berm from — 2nd place.
Marian’s design and they This year the butterfly garden
supplied 12 tons of top soil. was redesigned to incorporate
Sugar Loaf Garden Club new horticultural selections
provided 93 perennial plants along with old favorites.
which the members planted.
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Club members continue
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holding a Weekend Bible Festival on July Saturday, July 10, 9 a.m. – 1:30 p.m.:
9, 10 and 11 for children ages 3 through activities, crafts and lunch.
5th grade (just completed). Registration Sunday, July 11, 11:30 a.m. – 1 p.m.:
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is already underway. Participants of this potluck picnic for congregation and

amazing weekend adventure will hear participants immediately after worship.
the story of Joseph’s incredible faith Select craft areas will be open.
journey from prison to palace. They Teenage and adult volunteer helpers
will experience the foods, fashions and also are welcome!
livelihoods of ancient times. To register as a participant or a
The Festival begins on Friday evening volunteer, please sign up using the online
with supper for the children and their registration form on Covenant’s website
families and will end with a potluck (www.covenantpresbch.org) or call the
picnic for the congregation and festival church at 989-7810.
participants after worship on Sunday. The
weekend schedule is as follows: Submitted by Sharon Nanz
Friday, July 9, 6 – 8 p.m.: family supper
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lTwo Cave Spring grads to open for Ozzy Osbourne
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In the photo: Brian McMillen, Brooks Murden, Kasey McGhee and Rhee McMillen. Red Sox
“Mummy wrapping” will be one of many fun activities for the participants of Weekend
Bible Festival, which will focus on the story of Joseph in Egypt. — Courtesy photo
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Trio of lake authors visit the library

Blue Ridge On June 3, three authors from the Smith Mountain Lake area
gathered together for a trio signing at the 419/HQ Library.

Becky Mushko spoke about her new and upcoming
Potters book “Ferradiddledumday,” an Appalachian Version of
Rumpelstiltskin.
Guild show
Karen Wrigley, an animal communicator, spoke about her

book, “Beyond Woofs and Whinnies.”
and sale set And Sally Roseveare spoke about her most recent book,
“Secrets at Sweetwater Cove,” which takes place at Smith
for October Mountain Lake.
— Emily Flora
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Doing their part to help the oil spill

Matter of Trust. something like this,” she said.

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emily.flora@swo-co.com After just four weeks of Clients of Plymale’s and Hair
collecting hair, Plymale had Trends have been surprised and
Victoria Plymale was born collected two, 32-gallon trash interested in their efforts to
and raised in New Orleans, and cans full of hair for donation. collect, Plymale said.
for 35 years she called it home “We plan on doing this for “They think that it’s
sweet home. But in 2002 she as long as they need it. I think interesting and ‘oh, that
decided to come to Roanoke to through the end of summer,” works?’,” she said.
be closer to her sister. Plymale said. As an esthetician, Skin
Plymale has always kept New In recent weeks, Plymale Therapy by Victoria is offering
Orleans in her heart and travels traveled to Louisiana to see the a European facial, where 25
back often. So when she heard devastation of the oil spill first percent of the proceeds will
about the oil spill in the Gulf hand. Plymale said she has seen go to Matter of Trust to help
she wanted desperately to do the aftermath of Hurricane clean up the oil spill. The facial
something to help. Camille in the late ’60s and the is $60 total and $15 of that will
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little I can do — it’s hard. It’s an it saddens her to see another “We challenge other hair
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Home is where the fleur-de-lis Gloria Monroy, waxing tech, Sandra Simmons, cosmetologist, Victoria just those in New Orleans, but same — set up a collection box
is,” she said she always says. Plymale, esthetician, Linda Arnold, one of the owners of Hair Trends, surrounding states as well. and send donations to Matter
Then one day, Plymale Kathy Rogers, cosmetologist, and Carmen Manning, cosmetologist, “It is devastating to go of Trust,” Plymale said.
received an email from a friend with some of the hair they’ve collected. back and see these things To contact Victoria Plymale
about Matter of Trust.org, happening. Doing this means call 793-0945 or email her at
— Emily Flora, SWoCo
an ecological public charity to help restore Lousiana back. VictoriaPlymale@yahoo.com.
collecting hair to stuff into and most successful hair salons her colleagues at Hair Trends They’ve already had a re-birth For a link to Matter of Trust,
nylon stockings to help absorb in Roanoke,” Plymale said about together to collect the hair they after Katrina and winning visit The Notebook on swo-
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Lacrosse Coach Earns
State Coach Of The Year Title
North Cross School Varsity earned a bachelor’s degree. He

Lacrosse Coach Stephen spent four years coaching at St.
Belderes has been named the Andrews College, leading his
VISAA Division III State Coach team to the semifinals of the

of the Year. The announcement NCAA tournament. Belderes
came less than a week after the took over at the NCS Varsity
School’s varsity lacrosse team Lacrosse Coach in August
won the VISAA Division III State 2007.
title after defeating Wakefield The Raiders finished up the
School, 14 – 6, on Sat., May 15. season with a 11-4 record and
Both the lacrosse team state placed two players on the
title and the state coach title Division III All-State team.
are the first for North Cross George Revercomb ’12
School. (attack) with 35 goals and
The VISAA selected Belderes 44 assists and Quint Coles
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of the Year from amongst all assists, were named First Team
of the division three coaches. Stephen Belderes All-State.
Cave Spring fire department graduates Belderes is the second NCS Belderes. “I’d like to thank my NCS athletic teams have
The Elliston Volunteer Fire Department held its second coach this year to earn the assistant coach Chris Davies seen much success in recent
volunteer academy this year and graduating were four state title. Varsity Volleyball and our middle school lacrosse school years, bringing home
firefighters from the Cave Spring Volunteer Fire Deptartment. Coach Heather Donaho was coach Chris Pollock for their state titles in Varsity Lacrosse
They are from left, David Lester, Taylor Whiteside, (Asst. Chief also named the State Coach hard work as well.” in 2010, Varsity Volleyball in
Robert Fariss in center) Ryan Webster, and Matt Dillon. of the Year (for volleyball) this Belderes started his college 2009, Varsity Football in 2008,
Congratulations to these newest recruits who received year. coaching career after a very and Varsity Boys’ Soccer in
certificates in FF1, FF2 and Hazmat Training. “The VISAA has great successful senior campaign as 2007.
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chapter of Pennies for Peace, decided they wanted to support

had the amazing opportunity on the Pennies for Peace program.
Mon., April 26 to meet the man They did all the work involved,
behind the national effort. and have raised a substantial
Verdu and Patel attended amount. Their commitment to
a presentation by Greg helping others and giving of
Mortenson at Hollins University themselves is an inspiration to

where they presented him with fellow students, to the faculty
a poster with the signatures and staff, and me.”
of NCS upper school students The girls established the NCS
as a show of support for his chapter of Pennies for Peace in
organization. May 2009 after reading Three
Mortenson told Verdu and Cups of Tea.
Patel that he planned to hang During the 2008 - 09 school
the poster in one of his schools year, they collected $500 in
in Afghanistan. pennies from students and
Greg Mortenson is the co- families in the lower, middle,
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Local mom starts fitness business
| By Emily Flora
emily.flora@swo-co.com
nutrition plans and properly second class on Mondays. Hatcher said she gets most
designed fitness programs. Aside from classes, Hatcher excited about helping people and
Just this spring, Southwest She concentrates on finding a also hold individual training hearing that they are succeeding
Roanoke County resident Tina balance in your lifestyle with programs. in their fitness efforts.
Hatcher started a new venture stress reduction techniques, As a part of Fitness Elements “When someone comes to
called Fitness Elements of proper priority system, support, of Roanoke, Hatcher will be me and says, ‘I’ve never felt this
Roanoke. Hatcher is originally organization and quality advice. working with the Valley AFC good before, it gets me excited. I
from Michigan but grew up in “I wanted to create a business Soccer Program as Director of like seeing people be successful
Reston, Va. She attended Virginia or company that wasn’t just a Speed and Conditioning this with this and be healthy.”
Tech and received her Bachelor’s business but would make people summer, as well as year long. “What I think I bring to the
Degree in Exercise Physiology be successful,” Hatcher said. “I’ve recently gotten into the table as far as my business is my
and a Master’s in Cardiac “I wanted to created a safe, kids’ portion of it. All the ratings education. I know the science
Rehabilitation and Adult Fitness. effective program especially for say kids are getting obese. I want behind it,” Hatcher said about
After college she had plans to working moms, like myself.” to boost their self-confidence Fitness Elements of Roanoke. “I
return to home, but she fell in She also chose to start Fitness and help them get fit,” Hatcher think my education stands out
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love and ended up in Roanoke Elements of Roanoke for her said. and I work with a lot of busy
with her husband. family and for the flexible hours. This fall she plans on adding moms and so I’m empathetic to Tina Hatcher, owner of Fitness
As a mother of four — two “Most everything we do is more opportunities for kids to that.” Elements of Roanoke. — Courtesy
photo
sets of twins — Hatcher outside. I just feel that we spend get in shape, including FitKids Hatcher is a Certified Personal
dreamed of creating a fitness so much time inside we need to Summer Camp, FitKids 5k Trainer through the National
program directed toward get outside,” she said. “We use Training, FitKids Posture Training, Council on Strength and Fitness
working moms and everyone backyards, playgrounds, tracks, and FitTweens Posture Perfect. and is also an Adjunct Professor Specialist and Corrective
else in between! So she created a parks...” Hatcher offers a Busy Moms at Virginia Western Community Exercise Specialist. She has also
Fitness Elements of Roanoke and Her most popular class is the Can Do It! Book this fall, a College in Health and PE. She served as a freelance writer for
Hatcher comes to you or meets Calorie Blast Class, designed monthly newsletter and blog, is currently working on and Livestrong.com and eHow.com.
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lifestyle that is safe, effective Saturday morning. So successful people, Sports Conditioning, and Academy of Sports medicine selementsofroanoke.com.
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Back in March we published a Lockwood’s cap. Jude’s in September. Nancy Lockwood

story about Nancy Lockwood, At the time of the story, If you’d like to assist Lockwood displays her
a lady from Pennsylvania who Lockwood had partnered with by donating yarn, those handmade
moved to Roanoke in December. the American Cancer Society to caps for cancer
donations can be made to her by
Lockwood has taken her love of deliver caps to the children and patients.— File,
crocheting to a whole new level to patients at Roanoke Memorial dropping off yarn and/or money
SWoCo
by make chemo beanies (caps) Hospital. She had made over 200 to the main office at Honeywood
for cancer patients, adults and at that time. Apartment Homes off Ogden
children. As an update to that story, Road or at the American Cancer
Her creative beanies have been Lockwood recently let us know Society Office located at 2840
a hit among children who can that she has made another 100
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pick out their favorite animal, cancer beanies to send to Seattle
displayed neatly on one of and another 400 to send to St. — Emily Flora

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Darnell (left) and Marshall James hug their graduating grandaughter

Caitlin James following the Cave Spring commencement ceremony.
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Spring Knight Mark Overstreet addresses his fellow taken following graduation ceremonies at the
classmates during the commencement activities. Salem Civic Center on June 12.

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Longtime kindergarten teacher retires from Back Creek
| By Emily Flora
them. My favorite subject to
teach is science and it’s so easy
For many at Back Creek to incorporate reading and math
Elementary School, the end of the into science lessons. I use music
and storytelling as much as
school year marked a bittersweet

farewell to not just another possible in my classroom.”
school year but a beloved teacher. For over 20 years, Coliton
Peggy Coliton, a kindergarten served as computer coordinator
teacher at Back Creek, retired for her building and became one
after serving Roanoke County of the first teachers to teach
Schools for 34 years as a computer classes in Roanoke
kindergarten teacher. Coliton County. She also helped write the
graduated from Roanoke first Technology curriculum guide
College in 1976 with a degree in for the county.
psychology and then continued In additon to her work with
her master’s in Early Childhood technology and kindergarten,
Education from Virginia Tech. Coliton has also served on
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and then moved to Back Creek reading, math, science, history
Elementary School where she and technology.
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“I have seen two major schools,” she said.
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the years,” Coliton said. “I love ‘Queen Coliton Day’ with snacks
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Smith named assistant principal at Cave Spring Elementary
Kimberly Smith has been named by the Roanoke County School
Board as the new assistant principal at Cave Spring Elementary,
effective July 1.
Smith first joined Roanoke County Public Schools in 1995 as a
special education teacher at William Byrd High School. She has taught
special education students at Cave Spring High School, Roland E.
Cook Elementary School, Herman L. Horn Elementary School and

Bent Mountain Elementary School. She most recently was a special
education coordinator and 6th grade math teacher at Hidden Valley
Middle School.
Smith holds a Bachelors Degree from the State University of New
York at Potsdam and a Masters Degree from Buffalo State University
of New York.
“We look forward to working with Kim as she takes on this new
role,” said Roanoke County Superintendent Dr. Lorraine Lange. “Kim’s
experience in special education will be a valuable asset to Cave Spring
Elementary,” Dr. Lange added.
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Former HVMS principal named superintendent in Amelia County

B.J. Brewer, former principal at Hidden Valley Middle School and
current associate director of administration and staff development has
been named the superintendent for Amelia County Schools. Dr. Brewer
North Cross was selected from 22 applicants. She replaces Dr. David Gangel, who
senior dinner is retiring from the position at the end of this month.
Here are some Dr. Brewer first joined Roanoke County Public Schools in 1974 as
photos from the a teacher at Hidden Valley Junior High (now Hidden Valley Middle
North Cross Senior School). Dr. Brewer became assistant principal at HVMS in 1988 and
Dinner honoring principal in 2001. She became the associate director of instruction
those seniors who in 2006 and was named the associate director of administration and
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Taylor Bohon
Cave Spring High senior day receives Anne and
Matt Harbison
Scholarship
On June 1, Taylor Bohon,
a student at Cave Spring

High School, received a
surprising addition to his
college future. As recipient
of the 2010 P. Buckley Moss
Society, Anne and Matt
Harbison Scholarship, Bohon
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tuition.
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seniors celebrated Senior states who has compiled
Day at Cave Spring High accomplishments both in and
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course of four years.
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Faith Christian first-graders hand out baskets
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to be sought and light.”
As a child Jordan’s father
For six years now Samantha owned Uttermost in Rocky
Jordan, a teacher at Faith Mount.
Christian School, has been

As a child she went with her
inviting her first-grade class
to her home at the end of parents and knocked on almost
the school year for a special every door in Rocky Mount
cookout. handing out Biblical tracts to
But the real treat comes after share the word of Christ to
that dinner when the students others.
and their families get to to visit “What you do as a child is in
other homes in the community you,” she said. “It’s just a part
and hand out baskets with fruit,
of obedience.”
cheese, crackers, and other
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and Oak Grove Plaza area. This tract, Campus Crusade tract
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Salem-Roanoke County
Faith Christian holds Field Day Chamber of Commerce
awards scholarship
to Cave Spring student
The Salem-Roanoke County Chamber of
Commerce and its Foundation are proud to

announce the recipients of this year’s student
scholarships. The four students chosen are
high school seniors from
the city of Salem and the
Roanoke County. Each
student received $1,000
scholarship to be used
toward their education. The
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based on career goals, Bethany
Poff
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School held its annual Field Day on Bethany Poff is currently attending Cave
Friday, May 21. The day was filled with Spring High School. She is an athlete and
fun games and getting soaked by water a musician, playing in both, the concert/
games. symphonic band as well as the marching
We’ve got scenes from the fun online band. In addition, she ran distance races at
at swo-co.com. indoor and outdoor track events and cross
country. Bethany serves her community by
participating in the Salem Police Explorers,
walking/running fundraisers for Multiple
Sclerosis and mission trips to Mexico.
She plans to major in Forensic Science at
Appalachian State University.
Other recipients are:
n Johnzelle Anderson, Northside High
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A talk with Abby Erdman
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During the week of June 20-26, Southwest Roanoke have you been able to reach out to the community? A. Absolutely. The Miss Virginia Scholarship
County resident Abby Erdman will be competing for A. My title has been an avenue to so many program has opened so many doors for me, and I can’t
the title of Miss Virginia’s Outstanding Teen 2010. opportunities for me to work with my platform called wait for the experiences that are waiting for me in the
Preliminary competitions will be held and the winner Forever Homes, which works towards finding shelter Miss division.
will be announced Saturday night, June 26. Zack Irby, and care for homeless and displaced animals. I have
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been to many functions run by both the Roanoke Valley the most valuable lesson you learned?
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who have come up to me literally beaming because not limited to being only talented, or only smart, or
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started thinking about my education and my future. I serve the Commonwealth of Virginia ?
found out about the Outstanding Teen program, and A. Of course all of the elements of competition are
immediately saw it as a great way for girls to launch important; I think the most crucial phase is interview. A. My primary objective is to inform people about
themselves not only into the Miss Virginia Scholarship No matter how well-rehearsed your talent is or how my platform. I want to be able to tell people across the
program, but into the world as successful young expensive your evening gown was, if you can’t carry on commonwealth about the benefits of adopting a pet
women. The opportunity for scholarship was one I a conversation, then you are just not right for the job into the home. Animal shelters serve as the refuges
could not pass up, but the life experiences I have had as Miss Virginia Outstanding Teen. for so many animals, but I would like to see less of a
and people I have met through the program are even need for them. I want to teach people that animals are
more valuable than the scholarship I have earned. commitments, not just impulse purchases. I would also
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division, do you plan on still competing in the Miss
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Elizabeth Kemp makes a great shot on goal
Hidden Valley’s Amelia Kidd gets a ground ball and takes off running.
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Roanoke Star sends 5 goalkeepers to college

The Roanoke Star Soccer Club has a rich history of producing some of the best goalkeepers
in Southwest Virginia. This year was no different. Roanoke Star will be sending five
goalkeepers to play soccer in college in Fall 2010. The goalkeepers are Kyle Renfro (Virginia
Tech), Michael Releford (Lynchburg College), Will Dooley (Roanoke College), Lauren
Markey (Radford University), and Lynn Murphy (Averett University). These players have not
only received the best goalkeeper training in the area but have a worked hard to improve and
fine tune their skills. These players will contribute to their college teams when they join them
for the Fall 2010 season.
Roanoke Star currently has the highest qualified goalkeeper coach in Southwest Virginia.
Director of Goalkeeping, Will Krause, has his NSCAA Advanced National Goalkeeping
Diploma and was a former college goalkeeper for Virginia Tech. The goalkeeper position is a
specialized position in soccer. It must be trained with and without the other players on the
team. Specialized training is essential to the development of each player at this position.
Director of Coaching Graham Maclean says, “It was fantastic for us to see 5 Goalkeepers
commit to play soccer in college next year. It is a great testament to their hard work and the
hard work of the goalkeeping staff at Roanoke Star. We are delighted that the players will S.W. County player on Botetourt A’s
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future. We hope that one day they may even return to help Coach Will and his staff train the Botetourt A’s baseball team, which won the Northeast Super NIT and
next generation of goalkeepers in the area.” won a berth in the USSSA World Series at Disney World in July.
In the championship game against the Detroit Bees, the A’s fell behind
Submitted by Alan Crowder 2-0 after three innings. The A’s erupted, however, in the fourth inning.
Three players scored, giving the A’s a 3-2 lead. Then, with two on and
two out, Stovall came to bat. He stood in for an amazing 14 pitches,
fouling off pitch after pitch before lining a single into right-center field
Tell us where to go that drove in two runs. That gave the A’s a 5-2 lead.
Each week our camera captures youth sports and recreation in southwest Roanoke County. Where should
we go next? E-mail news@swo-co.com.
Stovall’s two RBIs led the team.
For more on the game, see The Notebook on swo-co.com.
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Guitar/ Back-Up Vocals). Zach and Max are both from Southwest Roanoke County; Vander is from from
Franklin County. In this photo, from the left, it’s Max, Zach and Vander. You can find more information on the
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Gina Holmes at the book signing at Barnes and Noble at Tanglewood.
Novelist has sleeper success
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these folks from Southwest Roanoke County:
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In this photo, Mauld Carver, Mason Harris and Mackenzie Harris.
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The WVTF/Radio IQ Book Club turns to an oldie but goodie for its
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Paparazzi at the Lebanese festival
Our paparazzi photo crew was at the Lebanese Festival, and so were lots of people from Southwest
Roanoke County, including all these folks who stepped onto the red carpet:
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Art from Cave Spring students

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Here’s some of the artwork displayed by Cave Spring students during the school’s
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Trio of lake authors visit the library

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North Cross School Varsity earned a bachelor’s degree. He

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