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Charities which serve local families...

Chantilly Farm in Floyd will host a Fall Open House on Saturday, October 15 from 11 a.m. until 3 p.m.

FAIRS make 2nd trip to Dominica

FAIRS (Foundation for Amateur International Radio Service, Ltd.) Directors David and Gaynell Larsen, along with granddaughter....

Smooth Operators

   Known as Field Day, the annual event attracts radio operatiors from the two countries to an activity that includes elements of a contest, an emergency preparedness exercise and a public outreach effort.
   For 24 hours, between 2 p.m. on Saturday and 2 p.m. on Sunday, radio operators compete to make the highest number of contacts in a variety of radio frequencies and categories while operating on emergency power.

The first ever "Bluegrass & BBQ Festival" was held at the Chantilly Festival Farm on May 28, 2011. This was the first anual festival that is expected to continue for many more years due to the major success that it was!
   The festival held on Saturday drew "well over 1,000 people," said Dee Dannewitz-Wallace of the LCF Group.

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