Did you know Roy Rogers Restaurant is back in the Shenandoah Valley? Front Royal is now the home of the Valley’s best roast beef sandwich, fried chicken, and burgers. Stop by today and grab a roast beef sandwich made with real USDA choice roast beef, slow roasted in the store daily. You can thank us later at Roy’s Community Day: Saturday June 25th from Noon – 4:00 PM.
Wade from the Wade and Noyes Show will be there from Noon – 2, participating in the festivities. And you can enjoy these other great events for the whole family:
- Face Painting: Noon – 4:00
- Pony Rides: 1:00 – 4:00
- Clowns: 1:00 – 3:00
- Hershey’s Ice Cream Eating Contest: 2:00
- Enter to win great prizes including Cowboy Cash and tickets to upcoming local events!
- Balloons: All Day
We look forward to seeing you there at the Riverton Commons Plaza (across the parking lot from Lowe’s), right off I66 exit 6.
Circle your calendars for Friday evening 6/24 in downtown Woodstock, it’s the Vintage Woodstock Festival. On this week’s CO Morning Show, contributor Marcy McCann speaks to Woodstock Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Jenna French about the Chamber’s Wine Garden at the event and the new Autumn Fest coming up in October at the Shenandoah County Fairgrounds. To hear the interview, click the link below.
Marcy McCann w Jenna French Woodstock Chamber
For more information on joining the Woodstock Chamber of Commerce, call 540.459.2542.
This is the final week of Shenandoah Valley artist Linda L. Anderson’s exhibit at the Fisher Art Gallery in Alexandria. On this week’s CO Morning Show, contributor Marcy McCann speaks to Ms. Anderson about the exhibit and her recent art book The Book of Eve. To hear the interview, click the link below.
Marcy McCann w Linda L Anderson Book of Eve
For directions to the exhibit at Northern Virginia Community College, click here. More information on the art of Linda L. Anderson can be found on the artist’s web site.
…those are the words of Carol Watkins, committee member of Young Life in the northern Shenandoah Valley. On this week’s CO Morning Show, contributor Marcy McCann finds out more about the club that is described on it’s website as “a safe and fun place where kids gather weekly to sing (and) laugh.” To hear Marcy’s interview again, click the link below.
Marcy McCann w Carol Watkins Young Life
For more information on Young Life, you may also call 703.407.6393.
On this week’s Craig Orndorff Morning Show, contributor Marcy McCann speaks to Leslie Watson, Executive Director of Friends of the North Fork of the Shenandoah Valley. Leslie discusses the Family River Day event coming up on May 15 and other upcoming events. To hear the interview, click the link below.
Marcy McCann interview w Leslie Watson 2011
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To purchase tickets for Family River Day, call Leslie Watson at 540.459.8550, or visit the website link.
To help prevent pollution of the Shenandoah River, you can dispose of pharmaceuticals on April 30 at two area locations for National Prescription Drug Take Back Day. Drop off all your unused and expired medications to the Shenandoah County Government Building in Woodstock and the Food Lion Shopping Center in Timberville.
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All last week on the Craig Orndorff Morning Show, we brought you interviews with Shenandoah County Public Schools teachers whose projects have been funded by grants from the Moore Educational Trust in 2011.
North Fork Middle School’s Wendy Whitford was awarded a Moore Grant again this year for the Free Music Program. To hear Ms. Whiford’s interview with Craig Orndorff about the program, click the link below.
Wendy Whitford Interview 4-8-11
A Moore Grant for the Native Forest Tree Arboretum was awarded to Dana Fisher and Dan Morgan from Central High School, Jamie Heishman from W.W. Robinson Elementary School and Derek Ritenour of Peter Muhlenberg Middle School. The grant pays for renovating the Nature Trail behind CHS. To hear Mr. Ritenour’s interview with CO about the project, click the link below.
Derek Ritenour interview 4-12-11
Sandy Hook Elementary School’s Carol McFarland was awarded two Moore Grants. Bio-Express presents a traveling science program from the Science Museum of Virginia and Nouns, Verbs, and Music will be presented at Sandy Hook by the American Jazz Ensemble. To hear the interview with CO, click the link below.
Carol McFarland interview 4-14-11
Strasburg High School’s Clarisse Bushman was a Moore Grant recipient for the Paul Volponi LIVE! project supporting reading achievement by providing students with an opportunity to speak to the award-winning author on Skype. Last week was National Library Week, and you can hear the interview with CO by clicking the link below.
Clarisse Bushman interview 4-15-11
CO Morning Show contributor Marcy McCann is back this week. Marcy interviews Stephanie Lillard of Woodstock’s People Inc. The non-profit organization helps people in Page and Shenandoah County by providing “opportunities for people to reach their goals in order to enhance their lives, their families, and their communities.”
Marcy’s discussion focuses on the small business services provided by People Inc. including a loan program and various business workshops. To hear the interview again, click the link below.
Marcy McCann w Stephanie Lillard People Inc 2011
For more information on the March 30 customer service workshop from 10a-Noon in Woodstock, you may contact Stephanie Lillard at 540.459.9096 or at slillard@peopleinc.net.
Shenandoah Valley Group, owner of WSVG 790 AM, is defendant in a lawsuit filed in Shenandoah County Circuit Court by the owner of Neighborhood Cleaners in Woodstock. SVG President Catherine Jones denies all allegations made by the plaintiff and pledges to “vigorously defend this lawsuit.”
Keep tuned to 790 AM for news reports and further updates as they happen.
If you have comments or information helpful in our defense, please contact us.













