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The Shenandoah Valley Partnership is unveiling a new training database, the Shenandoah Valley Education and Training Database, that will list training and educational programs available from Valley colleges, universities and technical schools.
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Listen to me now and thank me later… Clear your calendar for February 16th. Buy a ticket to Mojo Saturday Night for the February show (February 16th, that you just cleared your calendar for). Come down to The Gateway and enjoy a rare and exclusive evening with Roddy Barnes and his piano. It’ll be some of the toe tappinest, hip shakinest, back beatinest and even some of the sweetest blues piano you’ve ever heard.
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The only thing predictable about a “short” session is that the days will be full and pass by quickly. We are more than a third of the way through the 46 day session and had real fireworks this past week. On Monday, the nation celebrated Martin Luther King Day and the second inauguration of President Barack Obama. Nevertheless, since the Virginia Constitution calls for the General Assembly to be in session, we were hard at work considering bills and resolutions. All legislation has importance to someone, but overshadowing those bills was a tactic involving redistricting that was sprung on the Senate at the close of business on Monday afternoon.
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On Friday, January 25, the Waynesboro Senior Center invited the ladies who hosted our Christmas Dinner over for tea. The ladies are members of the Women’s Fellowship at Blue Ridge Chapel Church of the Brethren. With help from many of their spouses, they created a lavish feast for us in December, with more delicious food than any of us could possibly imagine. They also made wonderful fruit baskets to give to all the members and staff that attended the dinner. This tea was just a small way of saying thank you to them for everything they did.
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Local novelist Inman Majors will read from his most recent book, a comedy about SEC football, Wednesday, Jan. 23, at James Madison University.
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Barefoot Puppets’ award-winning performance of Little Red and the Gingerbread Man will return to WTA’s Gateway after its very successful set of performance in 2012. The January 25th show combines two well-loved classic fairy tales to create an original and fun-filled romp for young audiences.
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Be inspired by nationally renowned plant experts Dan Heims, Peter Hatch, Pam Baggett and Bryce Lane. They will be presenting their favorite ideas and solutions for all your planting problems. It will be just what the doctor (or horticulturist in this case) ordered as winter ends and the spring planting season begins.
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In the cold of winter, we are making big plans for the summer. Waynesboro Senior Center is hosting the first ever VPAS-wide Senior Center picnic on July 3, 2013 for all the VPAS Senior Centers.
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Due to the impending weather, Strategic Analyses of the American Civil War, a lecture scheduled for tonight at the Gateway Theatre in Waynesboro, has been postponed.
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The Waynesboro Senior Center has been under construction since the beginning of October, and the vast majority of it should be completed by the end of the month. In order to make room for construction, we had moved office cubicles, freezers, desks, and everything else all around.
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