2nd annual Shenandoah Apple Blossom Labor Day Weekend
For the second year in a row Shenandoah Apple Blossom and Concern Hotline will team up for a 3 day Labor Day Weekend celebration.
It all starts Fri.Sept. 2 with the 23 annual Concern Hotline Friday Fish Fry from 4 until 9 p.m. with the band Junk Food.
Sat. Sept. 4 from noon until 7 p.m. the second annual Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival Honey Car BBQ and Brews Event begins.
Local Barbecue will be the feature at the event with live entertainment throughout the weekend including College Football monitoring with large screens on the grounds.
Sept. 4 from noon until 6 p.m. more barbecue, games and live entertainment will be featured.
For tickets and information for the annual Concern Hotline Friday Fish Fry click here.
Tickets and information on the Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival Honey Car BBQ and Brews event is found here.
All the events will be at the Frederick County Fairgrounds 250 Fairground Road Clearbrook Virginia.
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Support for the families of lost teens from all communities
A social post from Warren County Public Schools announced that grief counseling is available to the enter community.
In light of the community’s and school system’s recent loss of two teens at Chincoteague Bay Skyline High School offers the counseling.
Call the guidance office of the school at (540) 631-0366 or Concern Hotline is always available at (540) 635-4537.
A candle light vigil for the two teens lost, was held last night Jan. 26 at the Browntown Baptist Church according to their Facebook page.
Shore Daily News reports that the community of Chincoteague is rallying to support the families as well.
The Chincoteague community held a candlelight vigil and began a collection to benefit the families.
If you would like to help call (757) 336-7237 to offer help, donations and support.
The star above Front Royal that is lit during the holidays, has been turned on again in honor of still missing teen Nathan Jenkins.
The search for Nathan continues in Chincoteague as well.
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News Maker Bill Long on tonight’s 11/2 vigil for Zander Ward
A community vigil will be held tonight at 6 in honor of Zander Ward at the Front Royal Gazebo.
We spoke to Zander’s uncle Bill Long about the memorial in our latest news maker segment in an attempt to bring awareness to depression and the alternatives that are available.
The good news is brought to you by the town of Front Royal.
Bill talks of the vigil and how suicide is not the answer with the help that’s available.
Bill and Zander’s employer William Huck of C and C Frozen Treats will be at the Gazebo to greet the community members who helped with the search.
If you too suffer from depression please talk to a trusted family member, friend or mentor before contemplating doing anything drastic.
When you are as young as Zander at 18 problems might seem like the end of the world but nothing could be further from the truth and there are professionals that can help.
Problems at any age might seem insurmountable but they are not.
There are professionals available that can help you with the battle against depression or other concerns.
Concern Hotline is always available 24 7 365.
In Frederick County please call (540) 667-0145.
In Page County you can call (540) 743-3733.
Shenandoah County’s Concern Hotline number is (540) 459-4742.
Warren County’s number is (540) 635-4357.
Before doing anything drastic that affects everyone you love please call one of those numbers.
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