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6466 E Timber Ridge Rd Mount Crawford VA | Virginia Horse Farm for Sale

Welcome to your new equestrian property in Virginia!

Nestled on 40 gently rolling acres is an exceptional Virginia equestrian facility that has everything a discerning horseman could wish for. Known as Garden Gate Stables, this horse farm is an ideal place to raise your horses and enjoy a serene and laid-back lifestyle.

You'll love its amenity-packed stable, wide riding spaces, and stunning mountain views. You and your horse can go riding and exploring on your spacious farm the whole day and come thrilled and happy.

Conveniently located a short drive from I-81 and James Madison University, Garden Gate Stables offers you and your horses the privacy you deserve and the convenience of living close to town.

Exceptional equestrian estate in Central Virginia

Keep your horses safe and secure in this impeccable equestrian property.

The well-designed barn with 16 matted stalls offers ample space and protection for your horses and equipment. The centralized location makes it easier to work in the stable in any type of weather.

This barn comes with automatic waterers, a heated tack room, 3 wash bays power, and 1.5 bathrooms.

You'll easily appreciate the spacious indoor arena with chandeliers especially if you're planning to run an equestrian training center. The indoor arena will give you and your horses a place to train under any kind of weather. There are an additional 8 stalls in this building, to bring the total facility to 24 stalls.

Your horses will thank you for this property's spacious pastures where they can exercise and enjoy. The border of mature trees provides a sense of peacefulness that your horses will appreciate.

Paddocks, a 90 x 60 feet outdoor ring with sand footing, pastures, and hay fields provide more space that you and your horses can use.

This horse farm also features a good-sized pond and streams to water your horses.

Discover the comforts offered by the lovely managers apartment in Central VA

This horse farm in Virginia comes with a stylish 2-bedroom, 2.5-bathroom, manager's residence with 2,100 square feet of living space. Thanks to the stone walls, large windows, and sunny front porch,  this abode has an inviting appeal.

You’ll love its open floorplan and vaulted ceiling. The light-filled great room showcases an easy flow between the living room, dining room, and kitchen. The contrast of neutrally toned walls to the heated dark stained concrete floors create a cozy ambiance, great for rest and relaxation.

The beautifully-appointed kitchen is just what you need if you enjoy cooking. It features beautiful cabinets that offer loads of storage spaces, tile backsplash, a large island with breakfast counter, dishwasher, double ovens, cooktop and refrigerator.

Escape to dreamworld in the cozy master bedroom.

Experience the best relaxation in the comfort and privacy of the master bathroom. Soak your aches away in the large tub or relax in the elegant shower.

A loft with a half-bath used as a third bedroom and laundry room complete the features of this Central Virginia barn apartment.

There’s also a 2,576 square foot civil war era farmhouse that is ready for your renovation.

You can even build a custom home on the flat land with panoramic views of the mountains.

This captivating Virginia equestrian estate has everything you need!

Visit my website http://JumpIntoGreenerPastures.com for more information about this property or if you would like to see more horse farms in the surrounding areas.

Call me, Pam Dent, at (434) 960-0161 to schedule a showing.

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CRAWFORD/KEELEY: MARINERS/WOLF PACK/RANGERS ANNOUNCE ROSTER MOVES

Connor Brickley Recalled by NY Rangers, Drew Melanson Summoned from Maine & Derek Pratt signed to PTO BY: Bob Crawford, Hartford Wolf Pack HARTFORD, February 14, 2019:  Hartford Wolf Pack general manager Chris Drury today announced three Wolf Pack player transactions. The parent New York Rangers have recalled forward Connor Brickley from the Wolf Pack, while the Wolf Pack have recalled forward Drew Melanson from their ECHL affiliate, the Maine Mariners, and have signed defenseman Derek Pratt to a Professional Tryout (PTO) agreement. Brickley has skated in 13 games with the Wolf Pack since being acquired in a trade with the Nashville Predators January 14, in exchange for Cole Schneider.  Brickley has two goals and four assists for six points in action with the Wolf Pack, and in 52 games between Hartford and the Milwaukee Admirals, has totaled nine goals and eight assists for 17 points, plus 20 penalty minutes. Brickley has 67 games of NHL experience in his five-year pro career, all with the Florida Panthers, and has registered five goals and 12 assists for 17 points, along with 33 penalty minutes.  In 247 career AHL games with the Wolf Pack, Admirals, San Antonio Rampage, Portland Pirates and Charlotte Checkers, the former University of Vermont Catamount has amassed 59 goals and 60 assists for 119 points, plus 173 PIM. Melanson, a rookie out of Boston University was scoreless, with three shots on goal, in three games in an earlier stint with the Wolf Pack.  The 5-11, 182-pound Paramus, NJ native is tied for second on the Maine club in points, with ten goals and 17 assists for 27 points in 43 games.  He also has 14 penalty minutes.  Melanson, who signed an AHL contract with the Wolf Pack June 20, played five games in a Wolf Pack uniform after the end of his college season last year, notching one assist. Pratt is a first-year pro out of the University of Connecticut, where he played four seasons.  In 44 games with the Mariners this season, the 6-2, 190-pound Pratt has two goals and 11 assists for 13 points and has served 60 minutes in penalties, which is most among Maine defensemen and second overall on the team. A 24-year-old native of Mount Hermon, MA, Pratt served as UConn’s captain the last two seasons and had one goal and 11 assists for 12 points, along with 37 penalty minutes, as a Senior last year.  He also suited up for four ECHL games with the South Carolina Stingrays and had five penalty minutes in one game with the ECHL’s Manchester Monarchs.  In 141 career Hockey East games with UConn, Pratt totaled two goals and 19 assists for 21 points, plus 129 PIM.

The Wolf Pack’s next game is this Saturday night, February 16, when they head to Bridgeport to take on the Sound Tigers.  Faceoff is 7:00 PM and all of the action can be heard live on News Radio 1410 AM, and 100.9 FM, WPOP, and online at newsradio1410.com and iHeartRadio.  Video streaming is available at theahl.com/AHLTV. The Wolf Pack are next on home ice this Sunday, February 17, hosting the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins at 3:00 PM.  That is another chance to take advantage of the Wolf Pack’s “Click It or Ticket Family Value Pack”, which includes two tickets, two hot dogs and two sodas, all for just $40. Tickets for all 2018-19 Wolf Pack home games are on sale now at the Agera Energy Ticket Office at the XL Center, online at hartfordwolfpack.com and by phone at (877) 522-8499.  Tickets purchased in advance for kids 12 or younger start at just $13 each, and all tickets will have a $3 day-of-game increase. Season ticket information for the Wolf Pack’s 2018-19 AHL season can be found online at hartfordwolfpack.com.  To speak with a representative about all of the Wolf Pack’s many attractive ticketing options, call (855) 762-6451, or click here to request more info. ___________________________

KEELEY: MELANSON, PRATT HEADED TO HARTFORD Melanson recalled, Pratt loaned to Wolf Pack BY: Michael Keeley, Maine Mariners PORTLAND, ME – February 14, 2019 – In a pair of roster moves made on Thursday, forward Drew Melanson and defenseman Derek Pratt are both headed to the Hartford Wolf Pack. Melanson on recall, for the second time this season, and Pratt on a loan. Melanson gets his second AHL stint of the season, after initially being called up on December 21st. He appeared in three games his first time up, with no points. He had one assist in five games for the Wolf Pack last season. The 24-year-old forward from Paramus, NJ is currently third on the Mariners in scoring with 10 goals and 17 assists in 43 games. Pratt (24 years old from Mount Hermon, MA) will get his first look at the AHL, but was in training camp with Hartford and played for the Rangers at the annual Traverse City Prospects Tournament in September. In 44 games with the Mariners this season, Pratt has two goals and 11 assists. He scored the game-tying goal in last night’s Mariners comeback win over Worcester with 2:00 remaining in the third. The Mariners are on the road for five games starting Friday night against the Norfolk Admirals in Norfolk, VA at 7:00 PM. The next home game is Sunday, February 24th at 3:00 PM, when Worcester comes to town again. A full team autograph session will follow the game. Single game tickets can be purchased at MarinersofMaine.com or by visiting or calling the Trusted Choice Box Office: 207-775-3458. Read the full article

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1. https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/dominion-energy-crews-restoring-power-as-high-winds-continue-to-cause-outages-300607443.html 2. Crews Restoring Power as High Winds Continue to Cause Outages NEWS PROVIDED BY Dominion Energy  10:40 ET RICHMOND, Va., March 2, 2018/PRNewswire/ -- Dominion Energy (NYSE: D) crews are fully engaged in restoring service to customers impacted by extremely high winds that entered our Virginia service area late Thursday night and will continue to cause outages throughout the day Friday. Since 11 p.m. Thursday, 335,000 customers have been impacted and 111,000 have been restored. Currently more than 224,000 customers are without power mainly in the northern part of the state where wind gusts nearing 70 mph have been reported.  Additional line crews have been brought in and we will continue to assess impact and redeploy crews as needed to the more severely affected locations. Outages are expected to continue throughout the day as the weather system continues to move through our system – and we are prepared to work around-the-clock to restore all customers as quickly and safely as possible. Early damage assessments have been consistent with a wind storm with wire down and broken crossarms. We have also seen small pockets with significant damages with trees down and some broken poles. Customers are advised that very high winds and rain can cause trees and branches to fall, which may bring down power lines. Beware of any lines that may have fallen or come into contact with trees, debris, or water. Stay at least 30' feet away and make sure your family, pets, and neighbors also avoid the downed wire. Call Dominion Energy right away at 1-866-DOM-HELP (1-866-366-4357) to speak with an agent to report the downed wire. If your power goes out, please report it at DominionEnergy.com or call us at 1-866-DOM-HELP. The fastest way to report or track an outage is online at DominonEnergy.com using your phone or other mobile device. Customers relying on portable  3. http://www.whsv.com/content/news/High-winds-down-trees-knock-out-power-across-Virginia-475661983.html 4. High winds down trees, knock out power across Virginia Setup Timeout Error: Setup took longer than 30 seconds to complete. By WHSV newsroom |  Posted: Fri 10:42 AM, Mar 02, 2018  |  Updated: Fri 6:52 PM, Mar 02, 2018       MOUNT CRAWFORD, Va. (WHSV) — High winds are causing power outages, school and work closures and traffic problems across Virginia. On the morning of March 2, high winds knocked a utility pole in Mount Crawford sideways onto a parked school bus | Photo submitted by Caleb Tucker The winds are part of a major nor'easter that was pounding the East Coast on Friday, also packing heavy rain and intermittent snow further north and to the west. Sustained winds between 20-45 mph are expected in the Valley, with wind gusts as strong as 60 mph. WHSV's First Alert Storm Team advises that anything loose outside will be easily lost in the wind if not properly secured. Snow showers and flurries will continue into the afternoon, with the Alleghenies seeing between two to four inches of snow. In the eastern part of the state, the Chesapeake Bay Bridge-Tunnel was closed to all traffic Friday morning. Some roads were blocked by downed trees. Some localities in central and northwestern parts of the state have reported fires associated with downed power lines and storm damage. Statewide, the Virginia Department of Emergency Management reports more than 494,000 households without power as of 3 p.m. The numbers are highest in northern Virginia, but here are the current numbers for the Shenandoah Valley as of 3 p.m.: For those with electricity provided by the Shenandoah Valley Electric Cooperative, 1,038 households are without power in Augusta County, 1,336 in Rockingham, 1,287 in Shenandoah, 41 in Highland, 563 in Page, 3,094 in Frederick, and 40 in Warren counties, as well as 134 in Winchester. For those with Dominion Energy, Albemarle County is seeing the worst impact, with 14,645 households without power. In Augusta County, there are 67 outages, as well as 2,193 in Charlottesville, 14 in Nelson County, 11 in Page County, 420 in Rockbridge County, 2,150 in Rockingham County, 192 in Shenandoah County, 16 in Staunton, and 96 in Waynesboro. In central Virginia's Hanover County, the Richmond Times-Dispatch reports fire-EMS crews were dispatched to a home around 2:45 a.m. for a tree that had fallen into a two-story house. Four children were trapped inside. Along Route 33 through Ruckersville, WHSV's sister station Newsplex reports a woman driving a car was hit by a falling tree, knocking her vehicle 40 feet down an embankment on Lydia Mountain. A six-year-old child in Chester died after a tree fell onto a family's mobile home. Farther east, in James City County, a man died after a falling tree landed on a truck. In some areas, including Hardy, Nelson, Page, Pendleton, Rockingham, and Shenandoah counties, schools were canceled because of either outages or the impact high winds can have on tall vehicles like buses. The Shenandoah Valley Electric Cooperative says crews will be out working diligently throughout the day to restore electric service as quickly and safely as possible. However, the high winds prevent crews from safely using bucket trucks needed to work on many electric lines, meaning restoration time may be delayed for many areas. They also advise that the "blinking" of lights is normal in conditions like these. If you see a tree down or debris on top of a power line — Do NOT attempt to remove it. Note the location and information about the surroundings and contact your power company. 5. 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Vultures Lyrics New! Tap highlighted lyrics to add Meanings, Special Memories, and Misheard Lyrics... Listen to John Mayer On Amazon Music Unlimited. Some of us, We're hardly ever here The rest of us, we're born to disappear How do I stop myself from Being just a number How will I hold my head To keep from going under Down to the wire I wanted water but I'll walk through the fire If this is what it takes To take me even higher Then I'll come through Like I do Lyrics continue below FEATURED VIDEO 8 Things You Didn't Know About Drake FEATURED VIDEO 8 More Hilarious Misheard Lyrics About Food FEATURED VIDEO What's That Line? FEATURED VIDEO Jared Leto Compares Writing A Song To Having A Kid When the world keeps Testing me, testing me, testing me How did they find me here What do they want from me All of these vultures hiding Right outside my door I hear them whisperin They're tryin' to ride it out They've never gone this long Without a kill before Down to the wire I wanted water but I'll walk through the fire If this is what it takes To take me even higher Then I'll come through Like I do When the world keeps Testing me, testing me, testing me (solo) Wheels up I got to leave this evening Can't seem to shake these vultures Off of my trail Powers is made, by power being taken I keep on running To protect my situation Down to the wire I wanted water but I'll walk through the fire If this is what it takes To take me even higher Then I'll come through Like I do When the world keeps Testing me, testing me, testing Oooooooooooo Oooooooooooo Oooooooooooo Oooooooooooo Whatcha gonna do about it Whatcha gonna do about it Whatcha gonna do 'bout it Don't give up, give up Don't give up, give up, give up Don't give up, give up Don't give up, give up, give up Song Discussions is protected by U.S. Patent 9401941. 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(Recap: A report concluded that the New England Patriots quarterback was “at least generally aware” of the team’s decision to deflate footballs to help nab a January playoff victory.) PHOTOS: Tom and Gisele's most romantic moments 19. Their spats have become so heated that Bundchen recently consulted with a divorce lawyer, says a Brady insider. “Tom thinks it’s only a threat,” says the insider. “But this is definitely a rough patch.” The parents to Benjamin, 5, and Vivian, 2, aren’t ready to admit defeat just yet. The Brady insider notes that they’re still sharing their Boston apartment and have made it a point to spend time together one-on-one. The Brazilian beauty also traveled to New York to be with Brady (who shares son John, 8, with exBridget Moynahan) for an Aug. 31 Deflategate hearing. PHOTOS: Hollywood's biggest football fans Still, says the first source, “Things are very tense right now. 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The Winning Photos of the Military Visual Awards for 2018

The Military Visual Awards (MVA) has selected the winning photos its photo contest celebrating the best of worldwide military photography. Photographer of the Year was awarded to photographer Michel Sauret.

Photographer Michel Sauret. Photo by Military Visual Awards.

Sauret is a US Army Reserve Master Sergeant and an Iraq war veteran of 16 years. He received the top prize for his photos showing life in the Army. Here’s a selection of his work:

Sgt. Brooke Grether, a U.S. Army Reserve military police Soldier and gunnery crew truck commander with the 603rd MP Company, out of Belton, Missouri, poses for a potrait after finishing a gunnery lane at Fort Riley, Kansas, May 18, 2018.

A U.S. Army Reserve military police Soldier with the 346th MP Company fires an M240B Machine Gun mounted on a Humvee turret during a night fire qualification at Fort Riley, Kansas, May 17, 2018.

U.S. Army Reserve Soldiers with the 200th Military Police Command, Headquarters and Headquarters Company, fly home May 6, 2018, after completing a 17-day annual training exercise at Fort Knox, Kentucky.

Sgt. Robert Crawford watches his daughter, Ella, joke around after coming home from a long battle assembly weekend with the U.S. Army Reserve, in Curtis Bay, Maryland, Nov. 4, 2018.

Pfc. Alexis Jones, a U.S. Army Reserve horizontal construction engineer with the 160th Military Police Battalion, headquartered in Tallahassee, Florida, from Winter Garden, Florida, provides security while fellow Soldiers carry a casualty to a collection point during a training lane at the 200th Military Police Command’s Best Warrior Competition held at Fort Hunter Liggett, California, April 18, 2018.

Heather Sauret, an Army spouse, breathes through the pain as a nurse and midwife stitch her up after giving birth to her fourth son, Zephan Blaze, at the Anne Arundel Medical Center in Annapolis, Maryland, Oct. 12, 2018.

The winning photos were selected from nearly 1,500 photos this year by a panel of world-renown photographers, including Joe McNally, FOX News photo editor Gary Hershorn, 7-time Military Photographer of the Year Jeremy Lock, and film set photographer Eros Hoagland.

Here are the top photos selected this year in the contest’s major categories:

Combat Documentation Training

1st Place: Cory Hook. Coalition Forces fire a mortar during training in support of Operation Inherent Resolve in Syria, July 23, 2018.

Combat Documentation Operational

1st Place: Gregory Brook. U.S. Air Force pararescuemen, assigned to the 83rd Expeditionary Rescue Squadron, work with members of U.S. Army Task Force Brawler, flying the CH-47F Chinook, during exfiltration after the completion of a training exercise at Bagram Airfield, Afghanistan, March 14, 2018.

Feature

1st Place: Larry Reid Jr. U.S. Army Soldiers assigned to the 10th Mountain Division, rest after completing the foot march assessment of the German Armed Forces Proficiency Badge testing at Camp Lemonnier, Djibouti, Aug. 16, 2018.

Pictorial

1st Place: Larry Reid Jr. A U.S. Army Soldier assigned to the 10th Mountain Division and part of the East Africa Response Force, maneuvers on the range during team live fire training in Djibouti, July 17, 2018.

News

1st Place: Andrew Lee. U.S. service members with the Joint Forces Honor Guard carry the casket of former U.S. President George H.W. Bush to a funeral car during a departure ceremony at Union Pacific Westfield Auto Facility, Spring, Texas, Dec. 6, 2018.

Portrait

1st Place: Corban Lundborg. Airman 1st Class Haley Phillips, combat photojournalist, 1st Combat Camera Squadron, Joint Base Charleston, South Carolina, pauses during a training scenario Feb. 14, 2018, at McCrady Training Center, Eastover, South Carolina, during Scorpion Lens, an annual Ability to Survive and Operate training exercise mandated by Air Force Combat Camera job qualification standards.

Sports

1st Place: Ignacio Perez. Former Special Operator 1st Class Mitch Aguiar strikes his opponent Brandon Pennington during his first professional Mixed Martial Art match, Jan. 28, 2018, at the Ted Constant Center in Norfolk, Va.

Illustrative

1st Place: Valerie Seelye. U.S. Air Force Staff Sgts. Jacob LaFlamme, 701st Munitions Support Squadron Custody Forces flight sergeant, left, and Zachary LaFlamme, 702nd MUNSS Custody Forces flight sergeant, right, are identical twins assigned to 52nd Fighter Wing geographically separated units. The brothers live two-and-a-half hours apart and hold the same job and certifications.

You can find the full gallery of top photos on the Military Visual Awards website.

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The Winning Photos of the Military Visual Awards for 2018

The Military Visual Awards (MVA) has selected the winning photos its photo contest celebrating the best of worldwide military photography. Photographer of the Year was awarded to photographer Michel Sauret.

Photographer Michel Sauret. Photo by Military Visual Awards.

Sauret is a US Army Reserve Master Sergeant and an Iraq war veteran of 16 years. He received the top prize for his photos showing life in the Army. Here’s a selection of his work:

Sgt. Brooke Grether, a U.S. Army Reserve military police Soldier and gunnery crew truck commander with the 603rd MP Company, out of Belton, Missouri, poses for a potrait after finishing a gunnery lane at Fort Riley, Kansas, May 18, 2018.

A U.S. Army Reserve military police Soldier with the 346th MP Company fires an M240B Machine Gun mounted on a Humvee turret during a night fire qualification at Fort Riley, Kansas, May 17, 2018.

U.S. Army Reserve Soldiers with the 200th Military Police Command, Headquarters and Headquarters Company, fly home May 6, 2018, after completing a 17-day annual training exercise at Fort Knox, Kentucky.

Sgt. Robert Crawford watches his daughter, Ella, joke around after coming home from a long battle assembly weekend with the U.S. Army Reserve, in Curtis Bay, Maryland, Nov. 4, 2018.

Pfc. Alexis Jones, a U.S. Army Reserve horizontal construction engineer with the 160th Military Police Battalion, headquartered in Tallahassee, Florida, from Winter Garden, Florida, provides security while fellow Soldiers carry a casualty to a collection point during a training lane at the 200th Military Police Command’s Best Warrior Competition held at Fort Hunter Liggett, California, April 18, 2018.

Heather Sauret, an Army spouse, breathes through the pain as a nurse and midwife stitch her up after giving birth to her fourth son, Zephan Blaze, at the Anne Arundel Medical Center in Annapolis, Maryland, Oct. 12, 2018.

The winning photos were selected from nearly 1,500 photos this year by a panel of world-renown photographers, including Joe McNally, FOX News photo editor Gary Hershorn, 7-time Military Photographer of the Year Jeremy Lock, and film set photographer Eros Hoagland.

Here are the top photos selected this year in the contest’s major categories:

Combat Documentation Training

1st Place: Cory Hook. Coalition Forces fire a mortar during training in support of Operation Inherent Resolve in Syria, July 23, 2018.

Combat Documentation Operational

1st Place: Gregory Brook. U.S. Air Force pararescuemen, assigned to the 83rd Expeditionary Rescue Squadron, work with members of U.S. Army Task Force Brawler, flying the CH-47F Chinook, during exfiltration after the completion of a training exercise at Bagram Airfield, Afghanistan, March 14, 2018.

Feature

1st Place: Larry Reid Jr. U.S. Army Soldiers assigned to the 10th Mountain Division, rest after completing the foot march assessment of the German Armed Forces Proficiency Badge testing at Camp Lemonnier, Djibouti, Aug. 16, 2018.

Pictorial

1st Place: Larry Reid Jr. A U.S. Army Soldier assigned to the 10th Mountain Division and part of the East Africa Response Force, maneuvers on the range during team live fire training in Djibouti, July 17, 2018.

News

1st Place: Andrew Lee. U.S. service members with the Joint Forces Honor Guard carry the casket of former U.S. President George H.W. Bush to a funeral car during a departure ceremony at Union Pacific Westfield Auto Facility, Spring, Texas, Dec. 6, 2018.

Portrait

1st Place: Corban Lundborg. Airman 1st Class Haley Phillips, combat photojournalist, 1st Combat Camera Squadron, Joint Base Charleston, South Carolina, pauses during a training scenario Feb. 14, 2018, at McCrady Training Center, Eastover, South Carolina, during Scorpion Lens, an annual Ability to Survive and Operate training exercise mandated by Air Force Combat Camera job qualification standards.

Sports

1st Place: Ignacio Perez. Former Special Operator 1st Class Mitch Aguiar strikes his opponent Brandon Pennington during his first professional Mixed Martial Art match, Jan. 28, 2018, at the Ted Constant Center in Norfolk, Va.

Illustrative

1st Place: Valerie Seelye. U.S. Air Force Staff Sgts. Jacob LaFlamme, 701st Munitions Support Squadron Custody Forces flight sergeant, left, and Zachary LaFlamme, 702nd MUNSS Custody Forces flight sergeant, right, are identical twins assigned to 52nd Fighter Wing geographically separated units. The brothers live two-and-a-half hours apart and hold the same job and certifications.

You can find the full gallery of top photos on the Military Visual Awards website.

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Power Monitors, Inc. Raises Over $20,000 for Hurricane Relief

MOUNT CRAWFORD, Va., Dec. 27, 2017 /PRNewswire/ -- Power Monitors, Inc. (PMI), the leader in utility power quality monitoring hardware and software, delivered a check to the American Red Cross for $20,003.50 for hurricane relief efforts. "The American Red Cross of Shenandoah Virginia...

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Former Mail Hauler Ordered to Pay $3 Million in Fraud Judgement

A Mount Crawford, Va.-based trucking company that hauled United States mail and its holding company have been ordered to pay more than $3 million in owed money and driver pay restitution for a fraud scheme that lasted for 18 years. Beam Bros. Trucking and Beam Bros. Holding were jointly sentenced along with its four most senior officers, the president, vice president, chief financial officer, and…

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Labor Day Weekend Recap: Wineries, Outfits, & Activities

Labor Day Weekend Recap: Wineries, Outfits, & Activities

I hope you all had a great Labor Day Weekend!! I swear, every time a 3-day weekend rolls around I’m like WHY ISN’T EVERY WEEKEND A 3 DAY WEEKEND?! No really I want to know.  Who is responsible for this decision making?  Anyways, I wanted to give y’all a little recap of our holiday weekend spent with friends in Mount Crawford, VA!  Some of our besties live in DC so they found an Airbnb to rent and…

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Lost River logs

August 8-14, 2017, Logs by Larry Will, from the Lost River Grill in Lost City, WV, and Lost River State Park and Big Ridge Campground, Mathias, WV. Tecsun PL-600, Tecsun PL-660, Icom IC-R75, 100 foot long wire at 40 feet, and various random wires.

Commentary

Hardy County is an excellent DX location. The noise floor is very low. Conditions were superior on FM, good to very good on AM and fair to good on shortwave.

The biggest surprise station we logged was WVMR 1370 in Frost, Virginia. This is the only AM staion I've heard in many years that played NPR News. WVMR is a 5 kilowatt daytimer and is part of a network of flea powered FMs that comprise "Allegheny Mountain Radio", a community based network serving Pocahontas County, West Virginia and Bath and Highland Counties in Virginia. They are the only radio stations operating in this area since it's in the National Radio Quiet Zone surrounding the radio telescopes in Green Bank. The station's format is completely freeform and we heard a variety of very interesting music programmed by local volunteers.

WFWM 91.9 in Frostburg is a public radio station that also plays a wide variety of music. They run classical during the daytime, but in the evenings they range from jazz to bluegrass to nostalgia and everything in between. This station is also very entertaining.

WWNL 1080 Pittsburgh wins the prize for the weirdest oddball religious station we heard. The local WBTX 1470/102.1 is also a unique religious station. WBTX is the only place we heard religious redneck country music, and like WWNL, they played a lot of oddball preaching and religious talk shows.

On shortwave, it was entertaining to listen to WINB in Red Lion, Pennsylvania on 9265. We are too close at home in Maryland to ever get much of a signal from WINB. They play a lot of crazy, bizarre religious programming and nutty, paranoid preachers. Much of their programming is even more bizarre than Brother Scare, if such a thing is possible.

Sports talk radio appears to be on a serious decline. There don't seem to be nearly as many stations running this format as there have been in the recent past. Classic hits appears to be the big format used by AMers who are trying to survive with their newly acquired FM translators. Religion and Jesus pop music formats are now all over the place, and seem to be sprouting up all over the FM band now.

In our completely subjective format breakdown below, I've split the country format in two. Modern contry music is a weird thing to my ears. The format seems to be some kind of odd pop music hybrid and a lot of the music is incomprehensible to me. (Brad, Val and Jane classify modern country music another way: "This sucks!") The other type of country format is what we call redneck music, or the more traditional "get in the truck bitch you look so fine in your cutoff jeans let's go to the bar/cryin' in your beer" music.

And, we really liked hearing the outlaw country/southern rock format on WBCN 1660 Charlotte in the late afternoons. This new station IDs as "947 Smoke".

Stations logged on the broadcast bands:

FM 64 AM 77

Formats heard on the broadcast bands:

Religious 22 Talk 21 Classic hits 18 Sports talk 12 Redneck country 11 News/talk 9 Modern country 9 Jesus pop 9 Adult contemporary 9 NPR 6 Classic rock 5 Freeform music 3 Top 40 3 Rock 2 Spanish 2 Classical 1 Bollywood music 1 Jazz 1

FM broadcast

88.3 August 8 at 1536, WOTC Edinburg VA, "K-Love" religious pop music. (Will-WV)

88.9 August 8 at 1536, WVEP Martinsburg WV, NPR, West Virginia Public Broadcasting. (Will-WV)

89.1 August 10 at 1439. WVTF Roanoke VA, NPR show "Fresh Air" in the slop from 88.9, ID "WVTF". (Will-WV)

89.5 August 8 at 1536, WVDS Petersburg WV, NPR, West Virginia Public Broadcasting. (Will-WV)

89.9 August 9 at 1549, WPER Culpeper VA, Religious financial talk. August 12 at 1641, ad for "encouraging radio app" and ID "Your PER". (Will-WV)

90.1 August 9 at 1550, WVRS Gore VA, Religious pop music, fair signal. August 11 at 1616, gospel music, ID "The Point", into religious talk. (Will-WV)

90.1 August 13 at 1445, WPVA Waynesboro VA, Jesus pop music, ID "Spirit FM", commercial for putting your spots on Spirit FM (nice use of your noncommercial license, there.) (Will-WV)

90.3 August 8 at 1536, WAIJ Grantsville MD, American Family Radio. August 9 at 2151, an anti-transgender diatribe "by the grace of Jesus", "Washington Watch" with "Dr Jerry Newcomb", citing questionable statistics such as "90 percent of transgenders regret it", into a story about a transgender who regretted it and became a christian. August 12 at 1908, talk about the "Ark Encounter" amusement park in Kentucky, whose owner, Ken Ham, has got the LGBTQ crowd all "ticked" because of the rainbow, "how dare you take the rainbow flag from the LGBTQ community" the host says, sarcastically. Parallel 91.1. (Will-WV)

90.5 August 13 at 1444, WJYJ Fredericksburg VA, PER with commercials and jesus pop, bothered by much stronger 90.7. (Will-WV)

90.7 August 8 at 1536, WRMA Harrisonburg VA, NPR, "On Point". August 9 at 1910, Hank Williams Jr song "There's a tear in my beer" intros a segment about whether breakups cause alcohol abuse. (Will-WV)

91.1 August 8 at 1536, WTRM Winchester VA, American Family Radio. August 11 at 1904, oh no! Ben Gozzy conspiracy heating up again. 91.1 is only 75 watts. Parallel 90.3. (Will-WV)

91.3 August 8 at 2033, WQAB Philippi WV, NPR News. (Will-WV)

91.5 August 9 at 2045, WLUR Lexington VA, classical music, fair signal. (Will-WV)

91.7 August 8 at 1536, WEMC Harrisonburg VA, talk, classical music. (Will-WV)

91.9 August 8 at 1536, WFWM Frostburg, MD, classical music. August 9 at 2241, old school jazz music by John Coltrane. August 12 at 1409, NPR show "Car Squalk". August 12 at 1828, bluegrass and celtic-style bluegrass music, Sparky the fire dog PSA (sparky dot org), Dave Van Ronk's "Duncan and Brady". August 12 at 2212, 1940s nostalgia music, Gershwin, Gene Kelly, etc. (Will-WV)

92.5 August 8 at 1857, WINC Winchester VA, Country music. ID, "WINC FM" and commercial for Southern New Hampshire University at 1828. (Will-WV)

93.1 August 8 at 1536, WFGM Barrackville WV, modern country music. (Will-WV)

93.1 August 9 at 2225, WSVO Staunton VA, A/C music, Santana, Cyndi Lauper. (Will-WV)

93.3 August 12 at 1501, WQZS Meyersdale PA, Politics talk, Let Freedom Reign, Lincoln Institute, at 1530, "WQZS Myersdale Somerset" into mellow music. (Will-WV)

93.7 August 8 at 1536, WAZR Woodstock VA, top 40, iheart commercials, "93-7 Now" ID at 1807. (Will-WV)

94.1 August 8 at 1536, WQZK Keyser WV, Top 40, rap-pop music, "94-1 QZK" at 1901. (Will-WV)

94.5 August 12 at 2110, WRVQ Richmond VA, Every time this station appeared I was unable to ID because apparently all they play is commercials. Two stations here now, one playing music by Genesis, "In the air tonight" and the other playing an infomercial for a health supplement. ID "Q-94's summer sendoff". (Will-WV)

94.7 August 10 at 1439, WIAD Washington DC. Five minutes of commercials, ID "94.7 Fresh FM". (Will-WV)

95.1 August 10 at 1448, WQMZ Charlottesville VA, pop music, "Uptown Funk". (Will-WV)

95.5 August 9 at 1554, WBPO Buffalo Gap VA, Religious pop music. (Will-WV)

95.7 August 13 at 1456, Unid, preaching. (Will-WV)

96.1 August 8 at 1536, WQMR Broadway VA, A/C. August 9 at 1554, commercial for Green Valey Book Fair in Mt. Crawford, PSA for report a drug dealer dot com. August 12 1t 1505, "WQMR Broadway Harrisonburg". (Will-WV)

96.5 August 9 at 1557, WKYE Johnstown PA, Music, Aha "Take On Me", ID "96 Key", into Sheila E "Glamorous Life". (Will-WV)

95.9 August 8 at 1901, WKTZ Loch Lynn Heights MD, classic hits ID, "WKTZ FM Lock Lynn Heights 95.1". (Will-WV)

96.9 August 8 at 1536, WSIG Mount Jackson VA, Redneck country music, ID "96-9 WSIG". August 12 at 2212, "Bluegrass Saturday Night" show with contemporary bluegrass. At 0209 Sunday August 13 the host is taking requests; appearently everyone wants to hear reefer music, as he played "Wildwood Weed" by Jim Stafford and "Granny Woncha Smoke Some Marijuana" by John Hartford. Very good freeform bluegrass show. (Will-WV)

97.1 August 9 at 1722, WLIC Frostburg MD, Preaching, bibling. August 11 at 1852, religious pop music. August 13 at 1457, ID "Reveal FM WLIC Frostburg Cumberland". (Will-WV)

97.5 August 8 at 1536, WLFT Martinsburg WV, Adult contemporary/80s music. (Will-WV)

98.1 August 8 at 1903, WFGY Altoona PA, news. August 10 at 1449, "forever altoona dot com" and "Froggy 98". August 12 at 1415, redneck country music. (Will-WV)

98.3 August 8 at 1536, WKSI Stephens City VA, Top 40. (Will-WV)

98.5 August 8 at 1536, WACL Elkton VA, Classic rock, "98 Rock". (Will-WV)

99.1 August 8 at 1536, WRKW Edensburg PA, Classic rock. August 9 at 1722, commercial "Before your wife gets hot under the collar call the AC man". August 10 at 1414, "The Laurel Highland's Rock Station Rocky 99" into Ronnie Dio "Rainbow in the Dark", occasionally bothered by WDCH Bowie MD with Bloomberg News. (Will-WV)

99.3 August 8 at 1536, WFRX Luray VA, Rock music. August 10 at 1419, music by Van Halen, ID "Woodstock spells rock F-O-X 99-3 the Fox". (Will-WV)

99.5 August 8 at 1603, WDZN Midland MD, Classic hits, Earth Wind & Fire "September". August 9 at 1558, ID "WDZN". August 12 at 1653, music by Rick Springfield and Blondie, ID "9905 QZM". (Will-WV)

99.7 August 8 at 1603, WCYK Staunton VA, Redneck country music, ID "Hit Kicker 99.7". August 12 at 1510, ID "Hit kicker and only hit kicker 99.7". (Will-WV)

100.1 August 8 at 1603, WVMD Romney WV, Redneck country music, Fox news, ID "The tri-state's new country 100.1 in Romney, 99.9 in Cumberland, The Wolf". August 12 at  1435, spot for Allegheny Radio. (Will-WV)

100.3 August 8 at 1603, Unid, commercial for John Tesh radio show, mellow A/C music. (Will-WV)

100.5 August 9 at 1604, WDYK Ridgeley WV, ID "Magic 100.5" and into Fox News. (Will-WV)

100.7 August 8 at 1603, WQPO Harrisonburg VA, A/C, "Q101", "The valley's hit station". (Will-WV)

101.1 August 8 at 1603, WWPN Westernport MD, Religious pop music. August 9 at 1638, ID "WWPN Today's Christian music". August 12 at 1516, commercial for Oral Roberts University, commercial for Rock Of Ages restaurant in Cumberland with worship service on Sunday. August 12 at 2114, ID "Spirit 101" and a commercial, "Rat and mice problem? Get plug-in pest free!" (Will-WV)

101.3 August 8 at 1900, WBRB Buckhannon WV, Country music. (Will-WV)

101.3 August 12 at 1854, Unid, Sports, ESPN app commercial, fair signal. (Will-WV)

101.5 August 8 at 1603, WBHB Waynesboro PA, Alt-rock metalpop. August 10 at 1422, ID "Bob Rocks". Good signal, splattered by local 101.7. (Will-WV)

101.7 August 8 at 1606, WELD Moorefield WV, Country music, news and weather, "Noon time round-up show", farm news at 1620. (Will-WV)

102.1 August 8 at 1606, W271CC Broadway VA, old school redneck christian country music, fair signal, parallel WBTX 1470. August 12 at 1655, right wing talk show discussing "migrants" and harshly criticizing the Southern Poverty Law Center for calling out religious organizations as hate groups just because they hate homosexuals. Show "in the market with Janet Marshall dot org", WBTX ID at 1700. August 12 at 1854, "get your southern gospel gift certificate...right here on WBTX". (Will-WV)

102.5 August 8 at 1606, WUSQ Winchester VA, Country music. August 12 at 1438, ID "Q102". August 12 at 1517, commercial for "Handi Mart". (Will-WV)

102.9 August 8 at 1606, WLTK New Market VA, "K-Love" religious pop music. August 12 at 1516, talking about "germy things" in hotel rooms. (Will-WV)

103.3 August 8 at 1606, WCTF Wardensville WV, "K-Love" religious pop music. (Will-WV)

103.7 August 9 at 1638, WQWV Fisher WV, Pets for sale. August 10 at 1425, music by the Police, Def Leppard, etc. August 11 at 1543, ID "Jack FM" and into "Crazy Train" by Ozzy Osborne. August 12 at 1438, music by Rush. (Despite being very close to us, this station only came in occasionally. 310 watts.) (Will-WV)

103.9 August 12 at 1855, WYFT Luray VA, choral religious music. (Will-WV)

104.3 August 8 at 1606, WKCY Harrisonburg VA, iheart Vegas concert promo, ID "KCY", modern country music. (Will-WV)

104.7 August 8 at 1606, WAYZ Hagerstown MD, modern country music. August 9 at 1606, ID "WAYZ Hagerstown". (Will-WV)

105.1 August 8 at 1606, WWRE Bridgewater VA, Rock/alternative/classic rock music. "WWRE Bridgewater Harrisonburg" at 1909. August 9 at 2309, ID "Rewind 105-1". (Will-WV)

105.3 August 8 at 1554, WFRB Frostburg MD, Modern country music, ID "Froggy". (Will-WV)

105.7 August 8 at 1909, WXMH Luray VA, Music by U2 "Sunday Bloody Sunday", "Sassy soul, good time rock and roll WXMH 105-7" at 1913. August 9 at 2050, ID "Right Radio 105-7". (Will-WV)

105.7 August 12 at 1445, W289BR Cumberland, "get your happy groove on now 105-7", 1520, ID "Happy 105-7". August 13 at 1501, "if someone tells you to turn it down you don't have to...happy 105-7" and into top 40 A/C music. (Will-WV)

106.1 August 8 at 1554, WRQE Cumberland MD, Rock music, ID "Rocky 106". Pink Floyd "Shine On You Crazy Diamond" at 1913. (Will-WV)

106.5 August 10 at 1430. W293AM Martinsburg WV, CBS News, local weather for Martinsburg area, ID "WRNR". (This is a repeater for WRNR 740 which was not heard.) August 11 at 1546, politics talk and interview with Bill O'Reilly (GAH! No!) who is shilling for his webcast now that he's been booted off Fox News. August 12 at 1450, "Talk radio WRNR" and into Kim Commando show. 1522, talk about the August 22 eclipse "it will overload the internet!" August 12 at 1900, news, riots in Charlottesville, car hit protesters, state of emergency declared, KKK mentioned, "Talk radio WRNR" at 1907 amidst a pile of commercials. (Will-WV)

106.9 August 8 at 1554, WWEG Myersville MD, Classic hits, ID "The Eagle". (Will-WV)

107.1 August 8 at 1554, WCBC Keyser WV, Classic hits, ID "WCBC 107-1 the classic hits station". August 13 at 1507, "across the Potomac valley classic hits" and into Boz Skaggs "Lido Shuffle". (Will-WV)

107.9 August 9 at 2050, W300BU Keyser WV, Country music, mixing with another unid. station. (Will-WV)

107.9 August 13 at 1508, W300CN Harrisonburg VA, News/talk. This is a 250 watt repeater for WKCY 1300. (Will-WV)

AM broadcast

540 August 9 at 1549, WWCS Canonsburg PA, Sports talk. (Will-WV)

550 August 8 at 1609, WSVA Harrisonburg VA, News/talk. August 9 at 1641, livestock sale. August 11 at 1505, ID "News talk 550 and 92.1 WSVA". (Will-WV)

560 August 8 at 1609, WFRB Frostburg MD, Talk, Rush Limbag at 1627. ID "WFRB Frostburg". August 9 at 1500, Mike Gallagher show, ID, Fox News. (Will-WV)

560 August 12 at 1337, Unid, Self-described "independent baptist preacher" declaring his independence. He doesn't agree with what a lot of baptist preacher do, but he believes what the bible says. (Will-WV)

620 August 9 at 1500, WKHB Irwin PA, Health talk. August 9 at 1650, music by the Allman Brothers Band, ID "KHB", into Peter Gunn theme. (Will-WV)

630 August 9 at 2330. WMAL Washington DC, Mark Levin show. (Will-WV)

690 August 8 at 1609, WELD Fisher WV, Alex Jones. August 12 at 0155, classic hits, good signal on night power at 14 watts. This station plays mostly a canned "classic hits" mix but does do local programming in the weekday mornings. They also run Alex Jones mid-day on weekdays. (Will-WV)

740 August 13 at 1515. WRNR Martinsburg WV, Commercial for toilets, and gerber online dot com, ID "talk radio WRNR" and into home improvent talk. (Will-WV)

780 August 9 at 2330. WAVA Washington DC. My Pillow commercial, religious talk. August 11 at 1614, Jay Sekulow show, fair signal. August 13 at 1515, christian apologetics. (Will-WV)

790 August 8 at 1520, WSVG Mount Jackson VA, Country music. August 12 at 1340, old school bluegrass music, country/bluegrass cover version of the Who's "Squeeze Box". August 13 at 1520, instrumental version of "Ghost Riders In The Sky" with Les Paul-like guitar. ID "WSVG" at 1521. (Will-WV)

820 August 9 at 2330, WWFD Frederick MD, Washington Nationals ball game. August 12 at 1807, eclectic rock music, "The Gamut." (Will-WV)

840 August 9 at 2330, WKTR Earlysville VA, Preaching. (Will-WV)

890 August 12 at 2219, WKNV Fairlawn VA, spot for "Joy FM", play jesus music, be a volunteer! joy fm dot org. (Will-WV)

900 August 9 at 1500, WKDW Staunton VA, Country music. August 10 at 1944, ID "AM 900 WKDW", also IDed as "WKCY 107.9 FM" which is, in reality, W300CN, the FM repeater for WKCY 1300 Harrisonburg. August 12 at 1350, redneck pickup truck song, "Pick Up Man". (Will-WV)

920 August 9 at 1507, WMMN Fairmont WV, Dan Patrick Show. August 9 at 1700, sports talk. (Will-WV)

930 August 12 at 1735 WFMD Frederick MD, ID "930 WFMD", fair signal. (Will-WV)

970 August 12 at 1735, WKCI Waynesboro VA, Rush Limbag. (Will-WV)

980 August 10 at 1945, WTEM Washington DC, Sports alk, "ESPN 980". (Will-WV)

990 August 8 at 1690, WNTI Somerset PA. Rush Limbag. August 9 at 1508, Glenn Beck show, North Korea talk. August 9 at 1704, ID "The Laurel Highlands Sports Talk Network", web site forever johnstown dot com. August 10 at 1945, Pittsburgh Pirates ball game. (Will-WV)

990 August 9 at 2330. Unid, Old timey bluegrass music. (Will-WV)

1020 August 8 at 1609, KDKA Pittsburgh PA, Talk. August 9 at 1508, Pittsburgh news, massive fentanyl bust. August 10 at 1500, Beaver County news from Big Beaver Borough. August 12 at 1820, ID "News radio 10-20 KDKA". (Will-WV)

1030 August 10 at 1945, WWGB Indian Head MD, Spanish talk, frequent mentions of Washington DC, into mellow music. (Will-WV)

1050 August 9 at 1509, WMSG Oakland MD, music by Guns and Roses. August 10 at 1505, "Z 95.9", spot for a workshop in Oakland, "Classic hits". Appears to be simulcasting WKTZ 95.9. (Will-WV)

1070 August 9 at 2330, Unid, Classic hits, music by the Jackson 5ive. (Will-WV)

1080 August 8 at 1609, WWNL Pittsburgh PA, Preaching. August 9 at 1642, "Married Man Ministry" show, parent tips for sending your kids back to school, into a "Faith healing" show with Anita McCoy, "the prophetic voice of healing". August 9 at 1704, crying caller is "havin' an issue with my weight" and a lot of other "issues". August 10 at 1505, very animated female preacher, foaming and frothing. The audience is likewise very animated, yelling and amen-ing, must be pentecostals. August 10 at 1948, preacher criticizing other preachers who promote "rapture" in order to get money, says they're funded by the illuminati group, sorcerers, witchcraft worshipers! He says he has the story of the "true" rapture. Next, a long screed about pretribulation dispensationalism, finally IDing as Pastor Inman in Dayton Ohio. WWNL Pittsburgh ID at 1958. August 12 at 1818, horribly overmodulated church service with the preacher talking over the chorus, mentions "church of the lord Jesus Christ of the spostolic faith", the congregation says "ay-men" at everything he says. August 13 at 1525, host hawking goop to help you lose weight, "every scoop gives you 19 grams of protein", more commercials for similar crap followed. (Will-WV)

1090 August 11 at 1614. WBAL Baltimore. Derek Hunter show, good signal. August 13 at 1530, ID "WBAL TV 11 News weekday mornings at 4:30...WBAL news radio 10-90 and the WBAL app". (Will-WV)

1120 August 9 at 1509, WUST Washington DC, Spanish preaching. August 12 at 1740, bizarro asain "majarishi" music. August 13 at 1523, spanish preaching, very animated, screaming at the audience. (Will-WV)

1140 August 9 at 1509, WRVA Richmond VA, Glenn Beck. August 12 at 1322, "News radio 1440 WRVA", commercial for "Bob X" deer repellant for shrubbery, into talk show "In the Garden" which mentions their flagship station WSVA Harrisonburg; sure enough, WSVA 550 is parallel. August 12 at 2039. Jeff Katz, a weekday talk host, is live in the studio giving news and talking calls about the riots in Charlottesville. One dead and 19 injured at the "Unite the Right" rally when a car hit the crowd. He remained on, live for several hours. August 12 at 2222, Virginia governor and Charlottesville mayor, live, make statements condemning the Nazi violence in Charlottesville earlier today. (Will-WV)

1150 August 9 at 1706, WNLR Churchville VA, Preaching and bibling. August 10 at 1510, venomous condemnation of a "brutal butcher and abortionist...this is the face of abortion". August 10 at 2002, "New life radio WNLR" and into Jesus talk. August 12 at 1748, odd christian apologetics discussion talking about something called "the criterion of embarassment". August 13 at 1532, religious talk, mentions James Dobson, Focus on the Family. (Will-WV)

1150 August 9 at 2330, Unid, Classic hits, Ricky Nelson "Travelin' Man". (Will-WV)

1170 August 8 at 1609, WWVA Wheeling WV, Rush Limbag. August 9 at 1509, Glenn Beck. August 9 at 1706, ID "News radio 11-70 WWVA". (Will-WV)

1190 August 8 at 1609, WCRW Washington DC, Talk, Chinese government propaganda. (Will-WV)

1190 August 12 at 1325, WVRS Grafton VA, religious talk about artificial intelligence mixing with chinese government propaganda on WCRW co-channel. (Will-WV)

1200 August 9 at 1509, Unid, Glenn Beck. (Will-WV)

1210 August 9 at 1510, WANB Waynesburg PA, Redneck music, August 9 at 1707 "He's a flatliner". (Will-WV)

1220 August 9 at 2330, WFAX Falls Church VA, Preaching. (Will-WV)

1230 August 8 at 1609, WCMD Cumberland MD, Sports, ID "AM 1230 ESPN Radio". (Will-WV)

1240 August 13 at 1535, WTON Staunton VA, Sports talk, parallel 1230 with a slight delay. (Will-WV)

1250 August 13 at 1535, WRCW Warrenton VA, Financial talk, fair signal. (Will-WV)

1260 August 9 at 1510, WWRC Washington DC, Mike Gallagher show, commercial for BJU Press (Bob Jones University). August 11 at 1614, Dennis Prager show, fair signal. August 13 at 1534, politacal talk, Planned Parenthood. (Will-WV)

1270 August 8 at 1610, WCBC Cumberland MD, ID "WCBC Cumberland", religious commentary on Princess Di, "The Cal Thomas Commentary". August 9 at 2045, Sean Hannity. August 12 at 1350, ID "WCBC Hanover Cumberland". (Will-WV)

1280 August 12 at 1400, WHVR Hanover PA, ID "1280 and 98-3 Hanover classic hits". (Will-WV)

1290 August 10 at 2004, WDZY Richmond VA, "The blessed hope broadcast". August 12 at 1400, heavily-southern accented preacher. (Will-WV)

1300 August 9 at 1510, WCLG Morgantown WV, Commercials, mellow music, ID "Morgantown's classic hits 13 AM". (Will-WV)

1310 August 9 at 1510, WBFD Bedford PA, Mike Gallagher show. (Will-WV)

1320 August 9 at 1510, Unid, Glenn Beck show. (Will-WV)

1330 August 8 at 1610, WRAA Luray VA, Country music. "Knockin' On Heaven's Door" at 2020. August 9 at 1712, ID "Rascal 1330", "We play bodacious conuntry", music by Sugarland and Willie Nelson. August 13 at 1630, music by Hank Williams, ID "Rascal 1330" and spot for "Bright Radio 105-7 our sister station". (Will-WV)

1340 August 9 at 1510, WEPM Martinsburg WV, Rush Limbag. (Will-WV)

1350 August 9 at 1510, WOYK York PA, Sports talk. August 10 at 1521 ID "WOYK". (Will-WV)

1360 August 13 at 1540, WHBG Harrisonburg VA, Sports talk. (Will-WV)

1370 August 9 at 1528, WVMR Frost VA, West Virginia impaired driver spot, "drive sober or get pulled over". August 9 at 1712, music by the Eagles, "Peaceful Easy Feeling". August 10 at 1521, old school contry music. August 10 at 2004, NPR News into Bath County local politics, "back to the music" at 2011 with a song by Randy Skruggs and Joan Osborne, "Passin' Through", spot for First Baptist Church in Huntersville, and more music, Genesis "Follow You Folow Me". ID "Allegheny Mountain Radio". August 11 at 1531, old school country music by Johnny Cash and others, host says "if it's not 50 years old I won't play it", underwriter support spot for AMR at 1535. August 12 at 1752, rocking alt-country music, a song called "Up In Smoke" by Blackberry Smoke, and into more outlaw country music, good signal. One of two hosts IDs as "Scott the blue bearded guru". Station ID at 1800: "WVLS Monterey 89.7, WCHG Hot Springs 107.1, WNMP Marlinton 88.5, WDMT Markinton 106.3, WVMR Hillsboro 91.9, W278AL Durbin 103.5 and WVMR 1370 Frost allegheny mountain radio dot org" and into "Don't Look Back" by Boston. (Will-WV)

1380 August 9 at 1528, WCBG Waynesboro PA, Commercial for Savage Pharmacy in Waynesboro. (Will-WV)

1390 August 10 at 1537, WKLP Keyser WV, Sports talk, "Fox sports radio." (Will-WV)

1400 August 9 at 1529, Unid, Spanish talk. (Will-WV)

1400 August 13 at 1542, WINC Winchester VA, Mark Levin talk show. (Will-WV)

1410 August 8 at 1627, KQV Pittsburgh PA, Talk. August 9 at 1530, ID "KQV", local news, AP news. (Will-WV)

1420 August 8 at 2020, WKCW Warrenton VA, Classic hits, ID "WKCW" at 2021. August 9 at 1529, Todd Rundgren "Hellow It's Me", very good signal. August 10 at 2101, carribean accented preacher (who is apparently WKCW's only client) is on with usual odd religious talk, interview-style as usual. (Will-WV)

1430 August 9 at 1530, WVAM Altoona PA, Sports talk, ESPN Radio ID. (Will-WV)

1440 August 8 at 1610, WAJR Morgantown WV, Rush Limbag. August 9 at 1530, "Talk line on metro news", into political talk. August 9 at 1530, Mellow music, poor signal. August 10 at 1537, "Talk with Danny Jones", a syndicated West Virginia talk show. August 10 at 2059, ID "1440 WAJR". August 13 at 1542, preaching. (Will-WV)

1450 August 8 at 1610, Unid, Music. August 9 at 1529, country song sampling Warren Zevon's "Werewolves of London". (Will-WV)

1450 August 11 at 1530, WREL Lexington VA, ID "Sports radio for Rockbridge County 1450 WREL". (Will-WV)

1460 August 12 at 1332, Unid, possibly WGMF Tunkhannock PA, classic hits with Seals and Croft's "Summer Breeze" mixing with a spanish language talk show on WKDV 1460 Manassas VA. (Will-WV)

1470 August 8 at 1610, WBTX Broadway VA, redneck religious music. August 9 at 1530, preaching. August 10 at 2059, ID "1470 AM 102.1 FM WBTX Broadway Timberville Harrisonburg". Parallel 102.1 is there but very weak at 2100. (Will-WV)

1480 August 10 at 1540, Unid, talk. (Will-WV)

1500 August 13 at 1545, WFED Washington DC, mentions wtop dot com, ID "federal news radio". (Will-WV)

1510 August 9 at 1530, WPGR Monroeville PA, Choral religious music. August 9 at 1715, preaching, "The followers of Christ are the followers of Christ." (wtf) August 10 at 1540, Cathy lick apologetics. (Will-WV)

1540 August 9 at 2350, Unid, Bollywood music. (Will-WV)

1550 August 10 at 1545, WZUM Braddock PA, old jazz music from the 1930s and 1940s, faded into the mud with a couple of other stations, back dominant at 1549 with more old jazz/pop instrumentals. At 1558, lounge-style instrumental version of "You must have been a beautiful baby". (Will-WV)

1550 August 11 at 1500, WKVA Vinton VA, ID "WWBA 1550 and 1390". August 12 at 1333, old time gospel music, very good signal. August 13 at 1550, religious talk, poor signal, mixing with sports talk (the latter is probably WMRE 1550 Charles Town WV). (Will-WV)

1560 August 8 at 1610, Unid, Talk, politics. August 10 at 1550, this was parallel with 1440. (Will-WV)

1570 August 9 at 1542, Unid, Classic hits, Phil Collins, Fleetwood Mac. (Will-WV)

1570 August 12 at 1333, WYTI Ricky Mount VA, Old country music, "Two cigarettes and an ashtray", mixing with a talk station. (Will-WV)

1580 August 8 at 2020, WJFK Washington DC, Military and veterans talk radio, very good signal. (Will-WV)

1590 August 8 at 1610, WHGT Maugansville MD, Religious music. August 9 at 1542, preaching. (Will-WV)

1600 August 9 at 1715, WKKX Wheeling WV, ID "AM 1600 WKKX and AM 1370 WVLY", (1370 not heard). (Will-WV)

1660 August 9 at 2345, WBCN Charlotte NC. Rock/southern rock/outlaw country music by Chris Stapleton, Molly Hatchet, Joe Cocker, etc. ID "94-7 Smoke". (Will-WV)

1690 August 9 at 1655, WPTX Lexington Park MD. Mellow music, "When You Wish Upon A Star". August 10 at 1556, talk, CBS News, ID "1690 AM WPTX...your favorite easy lustening music" and into "Happy Together" by The Turtles. (Will-WV)

Shortwave broadcast

3485 USB, August 12 at 1605. Aviation weather. Washington Dulles, missing. New York, missing. Bermuda, missing, Miami, missing, Atlanta, missing. Nassau, missing. Orlando, missing. (Repeats) (Will-WV)

3892 LSB August 8 at 1626. At least three local hams chatting. "Izzat yew Larry?" August 9 at 1614, Local hams discussing a high speed chase in Sand Hills. "Run over poor ol' guy's mail box..." "...the dawg treed him". (Will-WV)

5130 August 12-14, 2300-0400. No sign at all of WBCQ. When I get back into cell phone range the next day, they tell me that the transmitter had a hardware failure and the staff was all away until Sunday. Sunday evening, August 13-14, 5130 good signal all evening from 2300 sign-on. (Will-WV)

5850 August 14 at 1303, preacher says that Rev. 12:1 prophecies the alignment talking place during the eclipse. Good signal. (Will-WV)

6070 August 12 at 1618, CFRX Toronto. Excellent signal, commercials, talk show "Saturday with Ted on News talk ten ten". (Will-WV)

7200 LSB August 12 at 2155, The ham zoo is in full crazy mode with the usual "jammers" and "quirmers". One of the hams says "These guys used to hang out in the bathroom at the Krispy Creme and jack with the CBers and make 'em all lose their mind...as Fred Roll used to say..." (Will-WV)

7200 LSB, August 13 at 1603, Multiple stations, one complaining about "malicious interference" on the channel, Donnie N4TAT on the other end. (Will-WV)

7490 August 8 at 1949. WBCQ, Pirate Joe Extravagonzo music show, blues and jazz 78s, excellent signal. (Will-WV)

7490 August 9 at 2103, WBCQ, Glenn Hausers' World of Radio 1890, very good signal, into Tom Barna music at 2129 and cut to Goddess Irena 1 Music Show promptly at 2130. (Will-WV)

7490 August 9 at 0000, WBCQ, Ramsey's "Furthermore 29/54" opening with a song called "Liquour and Whores". (Will-WV)

7490 August 12 at 2126, WBCQ, Documentary on UK pirate radio from the 1960s with British top-40 music from the early sixties. Perfect signal and sound. (Will-WV)

7780 August 13 at 1319, Wavescan DX show on WRMI, discussion about DRM experiment on oceanbound ships with two-way digital comunications. Also on 9395 and 9455. 7780 very good, 9395 very good, 9455 fair. Romanian folk music at 1322, VOA News at 1330. (Will-WV)

9265 August 12 at 1540, WINB, Bible talk with high-pitched female voice. Scary solemn music at 1546, followed by talk, how to eat food and prepare dishes, how often to eat, etc., avoid milk and sugar in the stomach (it produces alcohol), avoid vinegar and oil (it rots the food), back to Jesus talk at 1551. Scary accordion shrill hymn at 1552, psalming at 1555, music "how great thou art" with slightly off-key violin. Write to Pittsburgh and send a bible to Africa. amazing discoveries dot org. A truly frightening broadcast. ID "WINB Red Lion PA" at 1600. (Will-WV)

9265 August 12 at 1914. WINB, Host says health problems are caused by soy formula. It's a conspiracy! "Soy formula is a poison!" More pseudo-medicine discussion continues, with "dr wong dot us" hawking various supplements and crap. He also says that the CIA is importing heroin into the US, among other conspiracies. (Will-WV)

9265 August 13 at 1554, WINB, Preacher says "stop sending your money into the religious swamp" and harshly criticizes Pat Robertson because of his "backslider theology". (Will-WV)

9350 August 9 at 2137, WWCR, Old time crime drama, "The Lineup" from July 8, 1952. (Will-WV)

9370 August 13 at 1417, WWRB, "EMP Pulse" paranoid conspiracy doomsday talk, ISIS Russian Syria Putin EMP Bomb, oh no! B.S. interrupts at 1423 to pitch his eclipsefest happing later this month. Very good signal. (Will-WV)

9395 August 8 at 2045. Oldies music, Sammy John "Chevy Van". Very good signal. (Will-WV)

9395 August 9 at 2315. The Brother Scare gang yelling, moaning and wailing, with random old B.S. bits mixed in. This pathetic programming went on for several minutes. Whenever this audio comes on I always wonder if B.S. has kicked the bucket, but eventually came back on promoting his eclipse gathering. (Will-WV)

9420 August 10 at 1805, CRI from Lingshi. Pleasant middle eastern music, fair to good signal. (Will-WV)

9445 August 10 at 1806, All India Radio, news in English, very good signal. August 10 at 2107, AIR News again, excellent signal. (Will-WV)

9445 August 12 at 2132. BBC News, sport news from Austrailia, very good signal. (Will-WV)

9475 August 9 at 1614. WTWW, Excellent signal, but the modulation is wrecked and the programming, assimed to be Pastor Peat Peters, is completely unintelligible. The audio was still boogered up at 1725. August 11 at 1606, finally got the modulation fixed, Pastor Peat Peters with an old tape, poor audio quality and low levels. August 12 at 2130, bibling, excellent signal but very low audio, almost impossible to decipher. (Will-WV)

9570, August 13 at 1335. KBS Korea with talk about people who have problems recognizing others' faces (face recognition). Squealy, low modulation, excellent signal.

9710 August 8 at 1940. World news and talk in English, Radio Japan ID at 1945 and into Hiroshima/Nagasaki segment, very good signal. (Will-WV)

9810 August 8 at 1946. Islamic Republic of Iran. News in English, Spain/Catalonia news, at 2001 started political screeds from Iranian government, "The US is the greatest terrorist nation", etc. very good signal. (Will-WV)

9840 August 9 at 1725. Brother Scare says he has a "make me an offer" for a 50KW FM stating blanketing Charleston, and asks listeners for ten million dollars. (Will-WV)

9915 August 8 at 2005, BBC News in English, very good signal. (Will-WV)

9955 August 12 at 1530, WRMI, end times preacher predicting the end of everything, "Yew are damned!" etc. (Will-WV)

10050 USB August 11 at 1551, Aviation weather, good signal. (Will-WV)

11580 August 8 at 2009, Very nice classic jazz music, very good signal. (Will-WV)

11710 August 13 at 1431, North Korea playing patriotic military music, fair signal. (Will-WV)

11930 August 12 at 1600, Radio Marti holding its own against Cuban jammer, very good signal. (Will-WV)

11635 August 9 at 2145, Cuban spy transmission with numbers and modem sounds. August 11 at 1806, perfect signal. (Will-WV)

15034 USB August 9 at 1730, Aviation weather, ID "This is Trenton military". No report from Victoria, Abbottsford or Zagreb. (Will-WV)

15140 August 11 at 1558, Radio Sultanate of Oman, Thumrayt, Extended talk in English with male and female about essentially nothing, ID "the nation's station", switched language at 1600 and into middle eastern music. Very good signal. (Will-WV)

15290 August 11 at 1611, Deutche Welle news in English, fair/poor and parallel 15315 with similar signal. (Will-WV)

15490 August 13 at 1557, BBC sport news, Manchester United versus West Ham, "BBC World Service" ID. Very good signal. (Will-WV)

15555 USB August 11 at 1815, WJHR, Music, into pre-tribulation rapture talk, fair signal, fadey. August 12 at 1603, trashing the Catholic church, talk about muslim 911 bombers paying prostitutes 300 dollars in Vegas, fair to good signal. (Will-WV)

15575 August 14 at 1256, "KBS World Radio coming from Seoul the Republic of Korea", interval signal and ID in Englsh and French, very good signal. (Will-WV)

15610 August 11 at 1819, EWTN Cathy lick programming, characteristic squealy signal, off-the-chart signal strength. (Will-WV)

15630 August 8 at 1925, VOA via Wooferton, talk in middle eastern language, pop music, news at 1927, excellent signal. (Will-WV)

15825 August 10 at 1920, WWCR with Little Tony children's show. Opening song was sung by a baby. (Will-WV)

17640 August 11 at 1821. Madagascar World Voice, health talk, "How can I make sure the wound heals properly?", excellent signal. (Will-WV)

17920 August 11 at 1604. Cuban spy transmission, fading in and out. (Will-WV)

Shortwave pirates

6960 AM August 13 at 0010. Radio Illuminati, mellow progressive music, low-fi sound, full stop between songs, nice deep audio. 0057, acoustic version of Pink Floyd's "Wish You Were Here". 0103, "the show's over" and into the national anthem. Excellent signal. (Will-WV)

6925 AM August 13 at 0036. Unid. 1930s jazz music snippet, fair signal, off at 0039. (Will-WV)

6935 USB August 13 at 0048. Jingle "can anyone hear me" repeated several times, 0049, "Wolverine Radio" ID and into old 30s jazz music. The theme tonight was songs with "last" in the title, e.g., Traveling Wilburys "Last Night", Tom Petty "Last Dance With Mary Jane", Rolling Stones "Last Time", and many more. (Will-WV)

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Friedens Church, est. 1762. We found family member's graves from the early 1800s. Interesting to see how the spelling of families' names change over time. (at Friedens Church Mount Crawford VA)

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Jan. 18, 2017: Obituaries

Mr. Richard “Denham” Cramer, 55

Mr. Richard “Denham” Cramer, 55, of North Wilkesboro passed away Saturday, January 14, 2017 at Wilkes Regional Medical Center.

Denham was born on Saturday, September 23, 1961 in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma to Patrick O’Donnell Cramer and Flora May Wright Cramer.

He is preceded in death by his parents.

Denham is survived by his fiancée, Jeanette Minton of the home; daughter, Natalie Cramer of Colorado; sisters, Katherine Green of Oklahoma City, Jacklyn Carlucci of California; brothers, Patrick O. Cramer II of Oklahoma City, Mark Cramer of Hickory, Stephen Cramer of Wilkesboro and several nieces and nephews.

Memorial service for Denham will be private.

In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be given to: American Cancer Society, P.O. Box 22478, Oklahoma  City, OK 73123 or American Liver Foundation, 39 Broadway, Suite 2700, New York, NY 10006.

A special thank you to Dr Jerry Pinkerton and the staff in the ICU at Wilkes Regional Medical Center for there compassionate care through Denham’s illness.

Condolences may be sent to:  www.adamsfunerals.com

Adams Funeral Home of Wilkes is honored to be serving the Cramer Family.  

    Mrs. Elizabeth “Juanita” Hayes Wyatt

Mrs. Elizabeth “Juanita” Hayes Wyatt, age 82 of Moravian Falls passed away Wednesday, January 11, 2017 at Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center.

Funeral services will be held 2:00 PM Sunday at Moravian Falls Baptist Church with Rev. Joe Sturgill and Rev. Chris Goforth officiating.  Burial will be in Mountlawn Memorial Park.  The family will receive from 1:00 until 2:00 PM prior to the service at the church.

Mrs. Wyatt was born April 4, 1934 in Wilkes County to Grover Cleveland and Mattie Matilda Johnson Hayes. She was a member of Moravian Falls Baptist Church and had worked for Tyson and Children’s World Day Care.                      

In addition to her parents she was preceded in death by four sisters; Ruby Lee Smith, Lexie Walsh, Helen Eller, Irene Crawford and three brothers; J. Parks Hayes, Henry Clay Hayes and Earl Hayes.

She is survived by two sons; Edward Clinton Wyatt and wife Gerri, Allen York Wyatt all of Moravian Falls,  five grandchildren, seven great grandchildren, three great great grandchildren, one sister; Ina Earp of Wilkesboro and one brother; Franklin P. Hayes of Ferguson.

Flowers will be accepted or memorials may be made to Moravian Falls Baptist Church, Moravian Falls Road, Moravian Falls, NC 28654.

Online condolences may be made at www.reinssturdivant.com

  Mr. Marvin Lincoln Billings

Mr. Marvin Lincoln Billings, age 90, husband of Naomi Cheek Billings of Roaring River passed away Wednesday, January 11, 2017 at Willowbrook Rehabilitation and Nursing Care in Yadkinville.

Funeral services will be held 3:00 PM Sunday, January 15, 2017 at Arbor Grove Baptist Church with Rev. Kenneth Anderson and Rev. Elliott Smith officiating.  Burial will be in the church cemetery.  The family will receive friends from 1:30 until 2:45 PM prior to the service at the church.

Mr. Billings was born September 10, 1926 in Wilkes County to Billy “Little Bill’ and Ollie Bauguess Billings.  He was a member of Arbor Grove Baptist Church and Honorary Deacon.

In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by a daughter; Shelby Gentry Miller, grandson; Darius Billings, three sisters; Martha Lowe, Mary Blevins, Pansy Bauguess and three brothers; Ezra, Sherman and Ted Billings.

He is survived by his wife; Naomi Cheek Billings, one daughter; Tina Sprinkle and husband Mack of North Wilkesboro, two sons; Mayford L. Billings and wife Patsy of Roaring River, Ronnie E. Billings and wife Kathy of Millers Creek, 6 grandchildren; Derek Billings, Justin Billings, James Gentry, Jason Gentry, Michele Russell, Chad Sprinkle, twelve great grandchildren; Sonya Lovette, Kayla Billings, Jacob Billings, Madison Billings, Kacey Gentry, CJ Gentry, Jessica Gentry, Tamara Morrison, Alisha Poplin, Connor Sprinkle, Halah Sprinkle, and Mathan Sprinkle, and 7 great great grandchildren, one brother; Fred Billings and wife Betty of Elkin.

Pallbearers will be: Derek Billings, James Gentry, Justin Billings, Jason Gentry, Chad Sprinkle, Connor Sprinkle, Lewis Russell, Jacob Billings.

Flowers will be accepted or memorials may be made to Arbor Grove Baptist Church Cemetery Fund, PO Box 196, North Wilkesboro, NC 28659.

Online condolences may be made at www.reinssturdivant.com

  Mr. James “Jim” Alfred Boles, Jr., age 65

Mr. James “Jim” Alfred Boles, Jr., age 65 of Roaring River, went home to be with the Lord, January 11, 2017 at Woltz Hospice Home in Dobson.

Funeral services will be held 3:00 PM Sunday, January 15th, 2017 at Oak Grove Baptist Church, Hwy 268 East, with Rev. Joel Blevins officiating. The Body will lie in state from 2:30 until 3:00 prior to the service. Burial will be in the church cemetery. The family will receive friends from 6:00 until 8:00 Saturday evening at Reins Sturdivant Funeral Home.

Mr. Boles was born March 14th, 1951 in Wilkes County to James Alfred Boles, Sr. and Agnes Inez McNeil Boles. He was a former Plant Manager and worked in Human Resources at PSC Components of Mt. Airy. Mr. Boles was a dedicated member of Oak Grove Baptist Church and served as a deacon for 25 years in two churches; Roaring River Baptist Church and Oak Grove Baptist Church.  Jim was also a Gideon of the Wilkes North Camp.  He was a retired Fire Chief of the Roaring River Volunteer Fire Department where he served 25 years. He was also an EMT and served as the President of the Wilkes County Fireman’s Association for 4 years.

He was preceded in death by his parents.

Mr. Boles is survived by his wife; Deborah Elaine Raines Boles of the home, a son; Jimmy Boles and wife Sheri of Roaring River, a daughter; Elaine Boles Key and husband Mikle of Pleasant Hill Community, five grandchildren; Haleigh Boles, Jenna Boles, Brady Key,  Keshia Key and Paige Key, one great grandchild; Cooper Trivette, a sister; Lela Cross and husband Tim of Wilkesboro and a niece; Kathryn Cross.

Flowers will be accepted or memorials may be made to Mountain Valley Hospice 401 Technology Lane, Suite 200, Mount Airy, NC 27030 or Gideon’s North Camp PO Box 1791 North Wilkesboro, NC 28659.

A Special Thank you to his Caregivers at Chatham Nursing and Rehab and Mt. Valley Hospice.

Online condolences may be made at www.reinssturdivant.com

  Mrs. Ida Lee Ballenger Miller

Mrs. Ida Lee Ballenger Miller, age 86 Wilkesboro, passed away Wednesday, January 11, 2017, at Caldwell Hospice and Palliative Care in Lenoir.

Funeral services will be held 1:00 Friday, January 13, 2017 at Bible Way Baptist Church with Rev. Paul Siceloff officiating. Burial will be in the church cemetery. The family will receive friends from 12:00 until 1:00 prior to the service at the church.

Mrs. Miller was born July 6, 1930 in Johnston County to William and Annie Stallings Moore. She was retired from Burlington Mills. Mrs. Miller was a member of Bible Way Baptist Church.

In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her first husband; Donald Wharton Ballenger, a sister; Christine Jones and a brother; Edward “Red” Moore.

She is survived by her husband; Barrie Mayford Miller, a daughter; Ann Peterson and husband Mark of Williamsburg, VA, a son; Donald Lee Ballenger and Debbie of Garner, two step-daughters; Crystal Johnson and husband Tony of Wilkesboro, Melissa Larsen and husband Tom of Purlear, ten grandchildren and seven great grandchildren.

Flowers will be accepted or memorials may be made to Caldwell Hospice and Palliative Care 902 Kirkwood Street NW, Lenoir, NC 28645.

Online condolences may be made at www.reinststurdivant.com

  Brian Keith Anderson, age 41

Brian Keith Anderson, age 41, of North Wilkesboro, died Tuesday, January 10, 2017 at Forsyth Medical Center. He was born November 29, 1975 in Wilkes County to Roy Lee Anderson, Sr. and Margie Geneva Anderson. Mr. Anderson was preceded in death by his father; and sister, Kathy Jeanette Mecimore.

Surviving are his mother, Margie Anderson of North Wilkesboro; brothers, Ricky Lee Anderson and Roy Lee Anderson, Jr. both of North Wilkesboro, Scott Anderson and wife Cindy of Traphill; sisters, Tammie Eller and husband Wayne of Wilkesboro, Teresa Anderson of North Wilkesboro.

Memorial service will be held 7:00 p.m. Monday, January 16, 2017 at Miller Funeral Chapel with Pastor Philip Moore officiating. Flowers will be accepted. Miller Funeral Service is in charge of the arrangements. Online condolences may be made to www.millerfuneralservice.com

    Mr. Neil Wakefield Souther

Mr. Neil Wakefield Souther, age 81, husband of Edna Souther of North Wilkesboro passed away Monday, January 9, 2017 at Kate B. Reynolds Hospice Home in Winston-Salem, NC.  

Funeral services for Mr. Souther will be held 11:00 AM Friday, January 13, 2017 at Mount Pisgah Baptist Church, Hwy. 115 North Wilkesboro, with Rev. Don Myers and Rev. Tony Bunton officiating.  Burial will be in the church cemetery with full Masonic Rights.  The family will receive friends from 9:30 until 10:45 prior to the service at the church.

Mr. Souther was born November 14, 1935 in Wilkes County to Kermit and Lucille Hayes Souther.  He was a lifelong member of Mount Pisgah Baptist Church, serving as a deacon, and other offices.  He served in the National Guard and was a 59 year member and past Master of the Grassy Knob Masonic Lodge #471 in Union Grove, NC.                                

In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by his sister; Maxine Souther Felts and one brother-in-law; Frank Bentley.

He is survived by his wife; Edna R. Souther of the home, two daughters; Audrey S. Greene and Beverly S. Hersey and husband Michael; three grandchildren; Adam Hersey, Alex Greene and Anne Greene; two great grandchildren; Landon Neil Hersey and Emma Kate Hersey, one sister; Bertha S. Bentley, brother-in-law; Donald Felts and nephews; Ben Bentley and Keith Felts.

In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to Mount Pisgah Baptist Church Bus Fund, c/o Rose Speece, PO Box 40, Union Grove, NC 28689 or to Kate B. Reynolds Hospice House, 101  Hospice Lane, Winston-Salem, NC 27103.

Online condolences may be made at www.reinssturdivant.com

     Michael Wayne Whittington, age 51

Michael Wayne Whittington, age 51, of Purlear, died Sunday, January 8, 2017 at Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center.

He was born February 25, 1965 in Wilkes County to Richard Gwyn and Gladys Parsons Whittington. He was a 1983 graduate of West Wilkes High School and attended Stony Hill Baptist Church. He worked for GG Parsons as an Engine Builder. In March 1989, he co-founded WBT Services, Inc. Trucking Company, operating in 48 states. In 1993 WBT Services was named small business of the year by Wilkes Chamber of Commerce. Michael always had a desire to work outside. He bought a backhoe and dump truck and started Big Ivy Transport, in which he operated until his death. He enjoyed riding Harley Davidson motorcycles, hunting, fishing and spending time with his family. Mr. Whittington was preceded in death by his parents.

Surviving are his wife, Robin Dancy Whittington; daughters, Amanda Miller Wilmoth and husband Chad of Millers Creek, Brittney Chambers of Rock Creek; brothers, Larry Whittington and wife Fran, Dennis Whittington and wife Sharon all of Purlear; grandchildren, Hannah Miller and Bradyn Bare.

 Funeral service will be held 2:00 p.m. Saturday, January 14, 2017 at Stony Hill Baptist Church with Rev. Jay Johnson and Rev. Chad Hendren officiating. Burial will follow in the church cemetery. The family will receive friends at Stony Hill Baptist Church from 12:30 until 2:00 on Saturday, prior to the service. Flowers will be accepted or memorials may be made to Stony Hill Baptist Church Cemetery Fund, PO Box 97, Purlear, NC 28665. Miller Funeral Service is in charge of the arrangements. Online condolences may be made to www.millerfuneralservice.com

    Mr. Wavely Martin Hunt, age 83

Mr. Wavely Martin Hunt, age 83 of Roaring River, husband of Bobbie Hunt, passed away Sunday, January 8th, 2017 at Forsyth Medical Center.

Funeral services will be held 1:00 PM Friday, January 13th, 2017 at Poplar Springs Baptist Church with Rev. James Joyce, Rev. Keith Knox and Rev. Dr. Harold Hudson officiating. Burial will be in the church cemetery. The family will receive friends from 6:00 until 8:00 Thursday evening at Reins Sturdivant Funeral Home.

In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by a sister; Billie Hunt Martin and four brothers; Ralph William Hunt, Jr., Chester Hunt, Bobby Hunt and Freddie Hunt.

Mr. Hunt was born May 18th, 1933 in McDowell WV to Ralph William and Connie Martin Hunt. He was retired from Chatham Manufacturing where he worked for 47 years. He served on the Board of Blue Ridge Water Association, the School Board of East Wilkes High School, Social Service Board and the Roaring River Fire Department Board. Mr. Hunt was a member of Poplar Springs Baptist Church.

In addition to his wife of 63 years, Bobbie Jean Brown Hunt, he is survived by three sons; Ron Hunt and wife Susie of North Wilkesboro, Don Hunt and wife Janet of Christiansburg, VA and Bill Hunt and wife Shay of Columbus, OH, six grandchildren and one sister; Dorothy Hunt Mitchell of Roaring River.

In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to the National Kidney Foundation, 5950 Fairview Suite 708, Charlotte, NC 28210.

Online condolences may be made at www.reisnsturdivant.com

  Mrs. Judy Spears

Mrs. Judy Spears, age 60, wife of Bennie Spears of Roaring River passed away Saturday, January 7, 2017 at her home.

Funeral services will be held 1:00 PM Thursday, January 12, 2017 at Reins-Sturdivant Chapel with Rev. Richard Blevins officiating. Burial will be in the Cranberry Baptist Church Cemetery.  The family will receive friends from 6:00 until 8:00 PM Wednesday evening at Reins-Sturdivant Funeral Home.

Mrs. Spears was born, May 16, 1956 in Wilkes County to John Junior and Mary Annalee Royal Nelson.  

In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by one sister; LouAnn Nelson.

She is survived by her husband; Bennie Spears of the home, one daughter; Barbara Ann McCoy and husband Denny of McGrady, one son; Billy Ray Garris and wife Patricia of Hays, two grandchildren, seven great grandchildren, one sister; Wilma Shoupe and husband, Tony of Wilkesboro, four brothers; Harvey Nelson and wife Robin of Wilkesboro, Marvin Odell Nelson and wife, Marla of Wilkesboro, Jimmy Nelson and wife Holly of McGrady and Oliver Nelson of Roaring River.

Flowers will be accepted or memorials may be made to the American Cancer Society-Relay for Life, c/o Annette Battle, PO  Box 9, North Wilkesboro, NC 28659.

Online condolences may be made at www.reisnsturdivant.com

   Mrs. Jacqueline Teresa Osborne Brooks, age 57

Mrs. Jacqueline Teresa Osborne Brooks, age 57 of North Wilkesboro, passed away Friday, January 5, 2017 at Iredell Memorial Hospital.

 Funeral services will be held 2:00 PM, Saturday, January 14th, 2017 at Reins Sturdivant Chapel with Rev. Derick Kilby officiating. The family will receive friends from 12:30 until 1:30  prior to the service at Reins Sturdivant Funeral Home.

Mrs. Brooks was born June 18th, 1959 in Wilkes County to Hobert and Phyllis Wyatt Osborne. She had previously worked as a Cashier.

Mrs. Brooks is survived by her husband Glenn Brooks, a daughter; Crystal Tedder of Millers Creek, a son; Brandon Osborne of North Wilkesboro, step children; Ane Renee Brooks of Millers Creek and Glen Douglas Brooks, Jr of North Wilkesboro, a sister; Angie Hall of McGrady, a brother; Shane Osborne of McGrady and eleven grandchildren.

Flowers will be accepted or memorials may be made to the American Red Cross of Western North Carolina, 2425 Park Road, Charlotte, NC 28203.

Online condolences may be made at www.reisnsturdivant.com

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Outages are expected to continue throughout the day as the weather system continues to move through our system – and we are prepared to work around-the-clock to restore all customers as quickly and safely as possible. Early damage assessments have been consistent with a wind storm with wire down and broken crossarms. We have also seen small pockets with significant damages with trees down and some broken poles. Customers are advised that very high winds and rain can cause trees and branches to fall, which may bring down power lines. Beware of any lines that may have fallen or come into contact with trees, debris, or water. Stay at least 30' feet away and make sure your family, pets, and neighbors also avoid the downed wire. Call Dominion Energy right away at 1-866-DOM-HELP (1-866-366-4357) to speak with an agent to report the downed wire. If your power goes out, please report it at DominionEnergy.com or call us at 1-866-DOM-HELP. 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