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WEBAs you drive down Route 259, and glance over to Chimney Rock, not only will you see a flag waving... Read more
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WEBALUMNI BAND! During the BHS Varsity football game on September 13, 2024, we will celebrate 20 years of the BHS
Fulks Run Ruritan News – The Chimney Rock Chronicle
WEBJan 3, 2022 · Tammy Cullers. Tammy Fulk Cullers is a Jill-of-all-trades and hopes to (one day) master one. She is a middle school English teacher by day and a mystery writer by night. She also morphs into a newspaper publisher the last week of every month. You’ll find her playing the piano at Broadway Baptist Church, volunteering at the Plains District ...
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WEBGood things are happening at J. Frank Hillyard Middle School and the school is hosting a special night to show
The Masai, a tribe found in Kenya and Tanzania - The Chimney …
WEBJul 3, 2024 · We visited a Masai compound, a tribe of Kenya one day. And as the group was negotiating with a compound elder of how much money it would take to allow us to enter the compound and photograph Masai life, I was out in the parking lot negotiating how much it would take for this Moran guy to give up his spear.
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New Rockingham Petroleum Cooperative Station Opening in …
WEBAug 1, 2024 · Rock Petroleum’s commitment to the community extends beyond their service station. They have a history of supporting local sports teams, including the Bridgewater softball and Little League teams, as well as the Broadway Little League and the New Market Rebels baseball.
Learning From Old Records – The Chimney Rock Chronicle
WEBJul 2, 2024 · In 1891, Allen J. Ritchie paid by bark seven times from October through December, with loads ranging from 1,840 to 2,150 pounds. Timothy Fulk brought in nine loads of bark from January-April, 1891. He got store credit for two of his loads, but Jacob paid him cash for seven loads. Jacob collected the …