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漏 karenfoleyphoto 鈥?stock.adobe The Blue Ridge Parkway Foundation is hosting a free webinar, 2021 Parkway Accomplishments, at 11 a.m. on Thursday.The 30-minute presentation will highlight projects completed this year on the Blue Ridge Parkway thanks to donors and volunteers.Kevin Brandt, Project Manager for the Blue Ridge Parkway Foundation, will discuss the comp
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Six months ago, Beth Hodge told a local publication that the Staunton Augusta Art Center was holding up just fine in the face of the economic downtur
vaso stanley n, and speculated that the Art Center and the arts sector in Staunton in general was playing a role in helping mitigate the effects of the downturn locally.聽 But it finally caught up with us, said Hodge, the executive director of the Center, located in the R.R. Smith Center for History and Art in Downtown Staunton, and in a big way, too. An annual grant from the Virginia Commission for the Arts was cut by several thousand dollars, and when word of the cut reached the Art Center earlier this month, it sent the Centers leaders scrambling to fill a serious short-term cash-flow crunch that threatened the organizations long-term future. I almost cry when I think about it, because peop
stanley cup le responded and responded quickly, said Hodge of the emergency fund drive that has raised $13,000 toward a $15,000 cash-flow gap to date.There is still some work to do before the end of the month, Hodge said, and then through the end of the year to keep the Staunton Augusta Art Centers budget on target.It wasnt long after Hodge talked about how the Art Center was weathering the economic storm that things started tightening up on the Center. The annual art auction took a hit in terms of depressed sponsors
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