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Update March 7, 2021: As posted on their Facebook page:
Our business has been bought and the owners of the building have agreed to lease to the new owners!
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Update about Jade & Grace Salon as of March 12, 2024. We drove by where they used to be located on First Street and saw that they had closed down their business. Their Facebook page has not been updated to reflect the current status of their business.
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We recently posted a new article to our website called “History of The Shenandoah Community Library” There are three ways to view this article. You can click on this link:
History of The Shenandoah Community Library
You can also find it listed on the right-hand side of our website under Latest Newz. Or you can find it listed under the Town History tab at the top of our website.
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update as of Feburary 18, 2021, we see that this property has been sold for $159,500.
The building at 700 Tenth Street and Maryland Avenue in Shenandoah Va. that housed Roy Comers gas station is now for sale. This is an on-line auction. The bidding for this auction will close at 1:00 PM February 17 with a two-minute auto extend.
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We would like to pass on to all of our Facebook fans that due to Facebook’s News Feed Algorithm, (controls who sees what within the social network) you may not be seeing all post that we make to our Shenandoah Newz Facebook page. We still post articles and announcements to our website. We advise our Facebook fans to frequently check out our website to see post that you may have missed.
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From the January 12, 2021 Shenandoah Town Council minutes, we saw the following announcement under item 10.
“Heard a large donation to the Wigwam Village was made in memory of Dave Hinkle. This donation, along with the Page Alliance for Community Action Grant through Healthy Communities, will almost pay for Phase III of the playground equipment replacement. Fundraising is now underway for the next phase.”
