Supervisors Budget Correspondence via Email
THE DUCKS ARE HERE—The guests of honor for the first “Ducks On The Dan” race have arrived in South Boston and are being housed in a secret location until post time on Saturday, May 17. A total of 5,000 ducks will be released into the Dan River at 2 p.m. for the big race downstream for prizes, including a $5,000 cash grand prize, a 50-inch plasma television for second place, and a number of other great prizes. To adopt a duck for the big race, call 434-575-6246. Guarding the ducks before race day are from left, Tamyra Vest, South Boston Community Development coordinator; Jerry Van Eimeren, Destination Downtown South Boston downtown manager; and Lilly McDowell, South Boston Code Enforcement and Procurement specialist. (G-V Photo/Sonny Riddle)
Where’s The Rebate?
Earlier this month the Treasury began sending economic stimulus payments to more than 130 million households.
Higher Education Center To Host Arts Conference June 4
Eleven national and state speakers will be featured during a Building Communities Through the Arts Conference to be sponsored by the Higher Education Center at the Prizery on June 4.
Staunton River State Park Earns Seven Outdoor Recreation Awards
Staunton River State Park has been selected to receive seven Outdoor Recreation Awards from ReserveAmerica, the United States’ leader in recreation reservation services.
2008 The Crossing of the Dan celebration
