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SARAH HONOSKY The (Lynchburg) News & Advance ALTAVISTA â On an idyllic acre off Virginia 43, about five miles west of town, a project years in the making is finally a go. On Thursday, the Dalton's Landing Canoe Launch officially opened to the public and already was attracting Altavista residents who were eager to see the long-awaited project complete. Until now, most area residents wanting to enjoy the Staunton River had to put in at Leesville Dam, an 8-hour float to the nearest take out at English Park in Altavista. Now, the new canoe launch enables an about 7-...
ALTAVISTA â On an idyllic acre off Virginia 43, about five miles west of town, a project years in the making is finally a go. On Thursday, the Dalton's Landing Canoe Launch officially opened to the public and already was attracting Altavista residents who were eager to see the long-awaited project complete. Until now, most area residents wanting to enjoy the Staunton River had to put in at Leesville Dam, an 8-hour float to the nearest take out at English Park in Altavista. Now, the new canoe launch enables an about 7-mile, 4-hour float, offering flexibility and a half-day j...
Posted on Monday, April 26, 2021 at 11:17 am The Secret Garden, which opened on April 1 at the corner of Hwy. 54 and Main Street in Vandalia, is owned and operated by Silvia McFadden and Cory McFadden. By Barry Dalton bdalton@vandalialeader.com A new flower shop, The Secret Garden, opened on April 1 at the intersection Main Street and Hwy 54 in Vandalia. Silvia McFadden, of Germany, and her husband, Cory McFadden, of Vandalia, are the owners. âI think they have a beautiful store,â said Lynda Thurman, owner of Sticky Situation. âMy husband bought me flowers from here today and t...