Bruce Dellinger, a self-taught artist, came to show his works of art and how he makes them today for the members of Price Rotary Senior Center and Timberville Broadway Senior Center. As a result of a farming accident in 1981 that left him a C5-6 Quadriplegic, he discovered that he could draw by holding a pencil firmly between his teeth. A majority of Bruce’s work is pencil drawings of nature and animals but he told us that his favorite subjects are deer.
Although Bruce is confined to a wheel chair and has very limited use of his hands and arms, he is a very upbeat and personable individual. It was an inspiration and a pleasure to have Bruce visit with us today!
The news of the arrest of a UVA Football player, Solomon Beebe, last week, got me to undertake an exercise that turned out to be more work than I would have imagined: chronicling the high-profile arrests of guys from our football program over the years.
Donald Trump plans to import 300,000 metric tons of cheap ground beef, we can’t get our congressman, Ben Cline, to comment on how this will kill the local beef industry, but the governor, Abigail Spanberger, is going to bat for people who wouldn’t vote for a Democrat in a million years. “This policy will directly...
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