Plant Sale – White Hall Ruritan Club

The White Hall Ruritan Club is holding its Twelfth Annual Plant Sale on Saturday April 29, 8a.m. to 1p.m. and Sunday April 30, 10a.m. to 1p.m., on the grounds of the White Hall Community Building (2904 Brown’s Gap Road, at the intersection of Routes 614 and 810).  Plants are all from local gardens and include flowering plants, shrubs, trees, tomatoes, berries, and herbs.  Old plant favorites and new finds are available.

Plant Sale – White Hall Ruritan Club

The White Hall Ruritan Club is holding its Twelfth Annual Plant Sale on Saturday April 29, 8a.m. to 1p.m. and Sunday April 30, 10a.m. to 1p.m., on the grounds of the White Hall Community Building (2904 Brown’s Gap Road, at the intersection of Routes 614 and 810).  Plants are all from local gardens and include flowering plants, shrubs, trees, tomatoes, berries, and herbs.  Old plant favorites and new finds are available.

White Hall Ruritan Club Plant Sale

The White Hall Ruritan Club is holding its Eleventh Annual Plant Sale – in person.  The Sale will be on Saturday April 30, 8a.m. to 1p.m. and Sunday May 1, 11a.m. to 2p.m., on the grounds of the White Hall Community Building (2904 Brown’s Gap Road, at the intersection of Routes 614 and 810).  As usual, our plants are all from local gardens.  We have our old favorites, including tomatoes, and some great new plants this year.  Proceeds will fund local scholarships, educational opportunities, and improvements to White Hall’s century-old Community Building.

White Hall Ruritan Club Plant Sale

The White Hall Ruritan Club is holding its Eleventh Annual Plant Sale – in person.  The Sale will be on Saturday April 30, 8a.m. to 1p.m. and Sunday May 1, 11a.m. to 2p.m., on the grounds of the White Hall Community Building (2904 Brown’s Gap Road, at the intersection of Routes 614 and 810).  As usual, our plants are all from local gardens.  We have our old favorites, including tomatoes, and some great new plants this year.  Proceeds will fund local scholarships, educational opportunities, and improvements to White Hall’s century-old Community Building.

White Hall Apple Butter Festival/Crafts Fair

The White Hall Ruritan Club is holding its annual Apple Butter Festival on Saturday October 26, from 9am to 4pm.  Apple butter (unsweetened and sweetened) will be available for purchase when the cooking is done at around 2pm.  Homemade baked goods will be available for purchase.  Local artisans will also hold a Craft Fair during the Festival.  Everyone is invited to join the fun and stir the pot at the White Hall Community Building (2904 Brown’s Gap Road, at the intersection of Routes 614 and 810).  Proceeds will fund local scholarships and improvements to White Hall’s century-old Community Building.

Apple Butter Festival October 27, 2018

The White Hall Ruritan Club is holding its annual Apple Butter Festival on Saturday October 27, from 9am to 4pm.  Apple butter (unsweetened and sweetened) will be available for purchase when the cooking is done at around 2pm.  Homemade baked goods will also be available for purchase, and local artisans will be holding a Craft Fair during the Festival.  Everyone is invited to join the fun at the White Hall Community Building (2904 Brown’s Gap Road, at the intersection of Routes 614 and 810.  Proceeds will fund local scholarships and improvements to White Hall’s century-old Community Building.

Recapping Brownsville’s School Board Forum

Last night was a fun forum at Brownsville. The White Hall and At-Large candidates for school board made some time to lay out their positions and reasons for running for school board.

First thoughts:

I was thisclose to leaving out my opinions, but can’t help myself. The tweets are after the break; I highly recommend you read those.

  • Unless convinced otherwise, supporting/advocating for the county school system building their own private internet is reason for me to disqualify the candidate. Why, exactly, is Albemarle county building their own internet?
  • Supporting SOLs in their current format is reason to disqualify the candidate.
  • Colleges don’t look at SOLs, to the best of my knowledge. This seems to be a baffling & upsetting statement. (stated here as well)
  • I appreciated Dolly Joseph’s thoughts on technology, “hitting it with a technology stick” and her pushing back on the 1:1 technology ratio. We do live in a relatively affluent community (relatively!) – giving kids who already have devices is wasteful. (my opinion: and stupid).

As a friend said last night on Twitter:

I’m glad we all have chance to watch presidential politics tonight, but we’d be a better country if more people paid attention to local govt

Truth.



Read the tweets.


 

 

The White Hall Ruritans’ Cake of Fortune – 7 June 2014

The White Hall Ruritans Present the 2nd Annual Cake of Fortune – to cover the costs of restoring the community building

Saturday, June 7th 6:00-8:00 pm

Come and enjoy wine tastings from local vineyards (Grace Vineyards, Stinson and Well-Hung) and “heavy hor d’oeuvres”

Win exciting raffles, cash for trivia answers, bid on great PRIZES and Fabulous! Delicious! Homemade Cakes and Pies!

 

White Hall Community Center

$20.00 per person: includes wine tasting and food. Tickets can be purchased at the door