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Supervisors close Poverty to be addressed in documentary, panel discussion FY16 in the black Revenues were up and expenditures down

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SHLAND – A documentary and panel discussion focus on poverty in Ashland is scheduled for 6:30 p.m. Sept. 23, at the Ashland Theater at 205 England St. in Ashland.

Circles Ashland will host the documentary film presentation and panel discussion.

The event will feature the Frontline documentary, “Poor Kids.”

A panel discussion will follow moderated by Circles Ashland executive director David Cooper.

A free program, the public is welcome to attend.

Panelists will be:

Thad Williamson — author of “Making a Place for Community,” formerly director of the Richmond

Wealth Building (anti-poverty) Initiative, and University of Richmond professor.

Dr. Sarah Cribbs, professor of Sociology and Anthropology, Randolph Macon College.

Jay Brown, Director, Division of Housing Services, Commonwealth Catholic Charities.

Rev. Ben Campbell, author of Richmond’s Unhealed History, former pastoral director of Richmond Hill.

An Ashland Circle Leader who just completed training in the program.

The one-hour documentary will be shown from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. with the panel discussion following from 7:45 to 8:30 p.m.

Circles Ashland is a unique effort to address poverty in ways that are sustainable, longterm, and empowering for those in poverty, enabling them to take responsibility for their

By Jim Ridolphi for The Hanover Local

Photo courtesy of Circles Ashland

The Frontline documentary, “Poor Kids,” will be presented at 6:30 p.m. Sept. 23 at the Ashland Theater.

own success.

Adults in the program receive training and support to become Circle Leaders who will guide their families out of poverty.

The program is multi-generational as there is a child/ youth program that occurs simultaneously during the adult program.

While the program is new

to the Ashland community, it has a proven track record nationally.

Circles Leaders have earned an average of 37% more income after 6 months with the program, 50% more after one year, and 62% more after 18 months.

To learn more about Circles Ashland, attend the film and panel discussion or visit circlesashland-va.org.

HANOVER -- Jacob Sumner, Accounting Division director, had some well received good news regarding final figures for Fiscal Year 2016 at last week’s Hanover County Board of Supervisors meeting.

Preliminary figures for FY 2016 indicate a continued pattern of steady growth and fiscal responsibility regarding the county’s budget and its projections.

General Fund revenue figures reveal a $1.1 million increase over the appropriated budget.

“We saw positive revenue variances in several categories,” Sumner said.

Property taxes exceeded expectations by $1.2 million, and personal property taxes

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Jacob Sumner, director of Accounting for Hanover County, presented financial updates for Fiscal Year 2016 revenues and expenditures.

The county again completed the year with surplus amounts in most categories.

Those funds will be rolled back in FY 2017 areas of need, including school and public utilities.

topped their expected figures by $850,000.

“Total expenditures were see FY16, pg. 4

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ANOVER – Kathleen T. Seay has been appointed deputy county administrator effective Oct. 1.

County Administrator Cecil R. “Rhu” Harris Jr. made the announcement last Wednesday during the regular meeting of the Hanover County Board of Supervisors.

Seay has been serving as Hanover County’s director of Finance and Management Services since 2010. She supervises 21 employees and is responsible for the department’s Budget, Accounting and Purchasing Divisions.

She served as director of Internal Audit from 20012010. Prior to being hired by Hanover County in 2000, she had been a vice president and nationwide audit manager at Bank of America in Richmond from 1981 to 2000.

“Kathy’s leadership in Hanover’s Finance and Audit departments made her a very appealing fit for this position,” Harris said. “She has been a leader within our senior management team as well as within her professional organizations.”

Seay is president-elect of

the Virginia Local Government tise will help navigate,” Harris Finance Officers Association said.

“My family has been in (VGFOA) and has chaired several committees in the orga- Hanover County for generations,” Seay said. “Working in nization.

She also served as a mem- Hanover gives me the opporber of the Committee on tunity to reinvest in our county Economic Development and and the school system. I look forward to working Capital Planning with our experifor the national enced team and GFOA, making School partners to presentations maintain and build and publishing on what we have articles. accomplished so “Kathy has far.” played a key As deputy role in accomcounty administraplishing a numtor, Seay will superber of our top vise the Assessor’s priorities in Office, Finance recent years,” KATHLEEN T. SEAY and Management Harris said, including consolidating cer- Services, General Services, Technology, tain county and school finan- Information cial operations centrally in the Internal Audit and the public Department of Finance and information officer.

The county is in the process Management Services.

He also noted that she was of implementing several new “integral in helping the board systems, with which Seay has of supervisors and county worked closely and over which administration manage our she will now assume a superfinancial affairs through the visory role. The goal of the project teams is to work closely recent recession.”

“As we move into a position with the impacted departments of new opportunities, we will to continue current service levface a number of challenges els and customer service. The that her experience and exper- technology improvements are

part of the adopted five-year plan.

Seay is a Hanover County native and lifelong resident who graduated from the University of Richmond with a Bachelor’s Degree in Business Administration in 1980. She also is a graduate of the LEAD program at the University of Virginia’s Cooper Center for Public Service.

She also has been appointed by Gov. Terry McAuliffe to serve on the Wireless E-911 Services Board, which plans, promotes, and offers assistance in the statewide development, deployment and maintenance of enhanced wireless emergency telecommunications and technologies. These include the Text to 911 system now offered in Hanover County.

Seay was selected from a field of about 75 applicants. She will replace John A. Budesky, who on Aug. 1 became county administrator in Goochland County.

She and her husband Rob live in Mechanicsville and have two grown sons, Cameron and Barrett.

Information submitted by Tom Harris, Hanover County public information officer.

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By Logan Barry for The Hanover Local ASHLAND – Members of the Ashland Planning Commission dedicated last week’s work session to brainstorming amendments to the town’s comprehensive plan.

On Thursday, Aug. 24, they continued looking into the proposed updates. Senior Planner Garret Prior presented the proposals.

“We’ll have the two public input sessions coming up

in September. But really what we’ll talk about here tonight is the input feedback on these amendments that Nora [Amos, director of Planning and Community Development] saw that came from the comments, [and] from our history of stewarding this comp plan for the past five years,” Prior said.

Prior said they would gather the Planning Commission’s input from the work session, fine-tuning it together with what already exists, and in

October he will approach them with a detailed draft of the proposed comprehensive plan.

He also said the town will be conducting a public hearing at that time.

Among the items being discussed were the future of the Interstate 95 exit; new housing and redevelopment; Downtown Ashland and England Street; transportation and neighborhoods; and the Virginia Department of Rail and Public Transportation’s (VDRPT) high-speed rail pro-

posal, popularly referred to as DC2RVA. As was previously articulated in the comprehensive plan, the comments received regarding the DC2RVA proposal were consistent in communicating a removal of Ashland’s blanket support for the highspeed rail.

“Uncertainty with regard to the actual plan design and the direct negative threat of a third rail would lead to previous see PLANNING, pg. 3

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Suspect was in possession of a controlled substance in the 7100 block of Mechanicsville Turnpike and Old Hickory Road.

Suspect damaged victim’s property in the 12200 block of Rosetta Johnson Lane.

Items were reported stolen from location in the 16000 block of Theme Park Way.

Suspect stole items from listed location in the 4300 block of Crown Hill Road.

Suspect damaged victim’s property in the 7200 block of Edgeworth Road.

Suspect stole items from listed location in the 15400 block of Scotchtown Road.

Suspect stole items from listed location in the 7400 block of Bell Creek Road.

Suspect stole items from the 10100 block of Finlandia Lane.

Suspect stole items from the 7200 block of Walking Horse Drive.

Suspect trespassed at

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policy being removed,” according to Ashland’s Department of Planning and Community Development.

In addition to the proposal of a third rail through Ashland, a proposal for another train station that would split the Randolph-Macon College campus was introduced by the VDRPT. The current text of this section of the plan reads “The Town shall work with CSX, Amtrak, VDRPT, and other entities to promote use of the current train station to meet future uses.”

In amending language to the latter portion of the section, the proposal reads “The Town is vehemently opposed to the addition of a third rail through any portion of the corporate limits of Ashland.”

During the community meetings the town has been hosting for its residents in order to bring ideas together collaboratively, the future of the I-95 exit was a major concern.

Proposed amendments in regards to the freeway exit suggested that the town amend the future land use map to include additional parcels for this particular area of Ashland to spur new investment.

In order to investigate the possibility of using mixed-use development as an incentive to spur redevelopment of decaying hotels and vacant properties, while also providing new and safe affordable housing, new language was proposed to be added to the plan’s economy chapter.

In the comments received, integrating all of Ashland into a more unified “town” was desired, while also acknowledging how the health of the town is dependent on the interchange.

This area of Ashland surrounding the I-95 exit is being referred to as the Interstate Service Area, and provides the town and its businesses with a convenient source of income due to the heavy amounts of traffic travelling through it each day.

Ashland government and

Suspect was in possession of a controlled substance in the 8100 block of LeeDavis Road/Foxlair Drive.

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Suspect broke into listed location in the 10100 block of Ashglade Court.

Suspect was in possession of a controlled substance in the 6300 block of Kristy Star Lane.

Suspect entered and damaged victim’s property at above location in the 10000 block of Rinker Drive.

A known suspect assaulted the victim at the above location in the 8100 block of Elm Drive.

Suspect stole items from listed location in the 7700 block of Marshall Arch Drive.

the area of Mechanicsville Turnpike and Interstate 295.

Suspect fled scene of an accident in the 6400 block of Heatherwood Drive.

Suspect used victim’s information without permission in the 9100 block of Chamberlayne Road.

Suspect assaulted victim in the 16100 block of Theme Park Way.

its unique atmosphere.

Keeping the small town atmosphere and continuing the grid-pattern is what the community desires for its future.

Comments were received that England Street and the downtown area have not met the goals of the existing comprehensive plan as a walkable, active pedestrian shopping-living district. see PLANNING, pg. 5

Suspect fled scene of an accident in the 9200 block of Chamberlayne Road.

Suspect stole items from listed location in the 16000 block of Theme Park Way.

Suspect was in possession of a controlled substance in the 8000 block of Cold Harbor Road and Mechanicsville Turnpike.

Suspect was in possession of a controlled substance in the 17100 block of Mountain Road.

Suspect assaulted victim in the 5400 block of Mansfield Lane.

Suspect used victim’s information without permission in the 7900

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its residents also want to see a change in housing and redevelopment. The proposal is that the town should produce new classifications, density maximums, and locations for the different residential designations.

Proposed designations include the “Rural Edge” which would allow one to two units per acre, “Traditional Neighborhoods” containing one to four units per acre, as well as “Mixed Neighborhoods” that would allow one to 10 units per acre.

The second amendment pertaining to new housing and redevelopment focused on the policy for mixed neighborhoods. It recommends that new language be included about redevelopment and deconcentration, to produce a larger diversity of housing and incomes in neighborhoods.

Among the residents’ comments received at the community meetings, they would like for the town to develop a plan for new growth that is compatible with the historic “small town feel” that gives Ashland

Suspect was in possession of a controlled substance in the 8100 block of Mechanicsville Turnpike and Henrico County.

block of Vaughan Drive.

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Suspect brandished a firearm in the 18200 block of Mountain Road.

Suspect damaged victim’s property in the 14400 block of Old Ridge Road.

Suspect damaged victim’s property in the 7300 block of Hidden Lake Estate Drive.

Suspect damaged victim’s property in the 17000 block of Goshen Road.

Suspect was in possession of a controlled substance in the 7400 block of Brandy Creek Drive.

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Zack Smith and Dixie Power Trio to perform for Bluemont in Ashland Contributed Report news@mechlocal.com ASHLAND -- The Bluemont Concert Series will present its final concert of the summer – with Zack Smith and Dixie Power Trio -- as a welcome back to Randolph-Macon College students, faculty, staff, and members of the Ashland community.

The event will get underway at 7 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 4, on the steps of Mary Branch Dorm, located at 300 Henry St. All are welcome. Entertainment will be provided by Zack Smith and Dixie Power Trio.

Admission is $5 admission per person, $4 for Bluemont Friends and seniors, and $2 for kids under 12.

There will be no charge for Randolph-Macon students, staff, and faculty with the presentation of a valid school ID. Proceeds go to support Bluemont’s Artists-inEducation Program in area schools.

Concert-goers are invited to bring a lawn chair or a blanket to sit on, and a picnic to enjoy before the show.

As at all Bluemont concerts, no pets, alcohol or smoking are allowed.

In the event of bad weather, the concerts will be held indoors at the Randolph-Macon College’s Blackwell Auditorium.

Zack Smith and the Dixie Power Trio have

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also favorable to the budget,” Sumner said.

Year to date, he said expenditures only accounted for about 94 percent of the allocated amount with savings in several departments accounting for a major portion of those funds.

Personnel saved about $1.5 million, and operating savings

delighted audiences across the country with their eclectic mix of New Orleans jazz, zydeco, Cajun, and original compositions.

The band is comprised of Zack Smith on

Photo courtesy of Bluemont Concert Series

Zach Smith and Dixie Power Trio will perform at 7 p.m. Sunday on the steps of Mary Branch Dorm at 300 Henry St. Members are, from left, Chuck Underwood, Byron McWilliams, Zachary Smith and Andy Kochenour.

cornet and accordion, Andy Kochenour on bass, Chuck Underwood on guitar, and Byron

accounted for $5.9 million.

“We expect a return from the school division of approximately $4.2 million,” Sumner said.

The bottom line for the county’s operating balance is good.

The total projected operating balance for the General Fund is derived from revenues collected beyond the budget as well as expenditures below appropriations,” Sumner said.

Revenues exceeded the

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McWilliams on drums.

Formed in 1992, Zack Smith and the Dixie Power Trio have developed a reputation as the East Coast’s premier “Louisiana variety band,” capable

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budget by $1.1 million and, coupled with the 1.5 million in personnel savings, operating savings of 5.9 million and school savings of $4.2 million, the general fund operating balance is $12.6 million.

Those savings are slated for use in the 2017 budget and school expenses for the upcoming fiscal year.

Cecil R. “Rhu” Harris Jr., county administrator, has already targeted some of those savings for education allotments totaling $1million, $750,000 for economic development, $1 million for transportation and $500,000 for capital projects.

The Public Utilities fund also noted a substantial savings due to increased revenues and savings.

of playing authentic sounding New Orleans jazz, zydeco, Cajun, street parade, and Louisiana-style

funk. They have carved out a niche as a fun and exciting ensemble capable of entertaining audiences of all ages.

Bluemont relies on more than 1,200 volunteers each summer to ensure that performances go smoothly, and on the support of local businesses and community organizations.

To volunteer, contact Jen Chambers at 804304-5588 or email jennifer.chambers@comcast. net.

Businesses interested in becoming a sponsor are encouraged to contact Lily Dunning at (540) 955-8186 or email lily@bluemont.org.

Bluemont Cultural Programs and Summer Concert Series have been a part of the fabric of the Greater Fauquier area since 1976.

Summer 2016 marks Bluemont’s 40th Anniversary. To celebrate this milestone, Bluemont has added memorable performances and special guests to an already exceptional lineup. Bluemont is seeking local businesses, friends and neighbors to become Bluemont members who will help assure the organization’s future in Ashland and Hanover County and beyond.

Friends and families have responded to a recent mailing asking for general support. Every contribution helps.

For complete schedules, performer descriptions, directions and more information, contact the Bluemont office at 540-955-8186 or visit www.bluemont.org.

South Anna supervisor Wayne Hazzard applauded the county’s staff and department heads for their fiscal responsibility.

“I think the true applause should go to the department heads and their employees.

This county is unlike most places in that not only do we have the best school system and safest environment to operate in, we have employees who are trying to be as frugal as they can with what they’ve Jim Ridolphi for The Hanover Local got.”

Joe Messina of the Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles He said their commitment presents the Click It or Ticket award to Capt. Kenny Epling. Col. allows the county to fill budget David R. Hines, right, is the sheriff of Hanover County. holes that pop up during the annual budget. It allows us to was confirmed as Ashland’s year.

“This allows us to give to re-appropriate funds to areas new representative on the Rockville firemen when they that we didn’t know were going Hanover County School Board.

Hawkins replaces Hank Lowry needed it. We couldn’t do it to come up,” Hazzard said.

In other news, Ola Hawkins whose term ended in June. if we just depended on the

By Jim Ridolphi for The Hanover Local HANOVER -- While the number of airlines in the United States continues to decline due to consolidation and mergers, choices for travelers using Richmond International Airport are increasing.

The regional facility enjoyed another year of increased passenger use and continued a growth pattern that has been on the rise for the past 27 out of the last 29 years.

Troy Bell, RIC director of Marketing and Air Service Development, delivered the good news to members of the Hanover County Board of Supervisors at last week’s meeting.

“We just finished FY2016 at RIC and it was a good year for us,” Bell said. “We saw 3.5 million travelers at the airport, an increase of nearly 3 percent,” he added.

The facility also recorded increased numbers regarding freight and cargo transport services.

RIR is served by six airlines, all familiar names in today’s consolidated air travel market. They include American, Delta, Jet Blue, Southwest, Allegiant, and United.

According to the Air Transport Research Society based in Vancouver, RIR is “one of the world’s most efficient small airports.”

Bell said the continuing success and growth at RIR is a reflection of the region it serves, and economic growth in the area is directly correlated with increased passengers.

He noted the stability of service providers at RIR and competitive fares are also important factors in continuing the upward trend.

For passengers departing RIR in FY2016, Boston was the number one destination. “That’s due to additional service provided by Delta and Jet Blue, and the competitive fares Jet Blue brought to that route,” Bell said.

Orlando also is a popular destination for Richmond travelers and Jet Blue has added a second daily departure to accommodate the demand.

Allegiant Airlines also serves nearby Sanford, offering flyers another option for Central Florida destinations.

Southwest abandoned its daily flights to Orlando, opting to focus on its flights to Atlanta, but is adding a weekend service to Orlando beginning in January.

“We will have many choices for one of our favorite vacation and convention markets,” Bell said regarding the Orlando service.

RIR also added non-stop service to Denver in 2016. “It is our most westwardly destination and it appears to have been very successful,” Bell

said. “That’s important because all of us would like to have access to additional markets on a non-stop basis.”

The airport also added non-stop service to Jacksonville during the past 12 months.

Nationally, there are nine major airlines.

“Four (American, Delta, United, and Southwest) of these airlines control more than 85 percent of domestic travel,” Bell said. All four of those carriers provide service at RIC in addition to Jet Blue and Allegiant.

The facility also is adding additional infrastructure to meet the growing demand. Property once used by the Virginia Air National Guard is now available for expansion, and the airport has several projects pending.

“It (the Guard’s move) opened a lot of real estate for us,” Bell said.

A new taxiway adjacent to the main runway is expected to come online by early next year, and the $32 million project will allow for increased traffic during peak times.

Bell said RIR often serves as an alternate destination when other cities are closed due to weather, and the new taxiway also will improve its capability to meet those demands.

The construction of a new access road on the east side of the airport will allow further development of that property and allow entrance to the area without traveling through adjacent neighborhoods.

In addition, Bell said there are numerous cleaning and gabbing projects that will make the available land to potential investors, possibly more corporate aviation or flight service support companies.

The long-range goal envisioned the airport divided in to two distinct sectors — the west side for passengers and the east side for cargo.

The airport also has completed a project that converted its diesel parking shuttle buses to natural gas, a move that has resulted in savings during the past fiscal year.

The airport also is exploring international destination opportunities, including service to the Caribbean and Canada from Richmond.

“At least in the short term, we certainly have some goals and we are looking at those opportunities,” Bell said.

Board chair Aubrey “Bucky” Stanley, Beaverdam District, praised efforts that have resulted in constant growth at RIR. “I’m proud of RIC’s growth and how it has come along,” Stanley said. “It’s one of the cleanest airports in the country.”

Board member Wayne Hazzard, South Anna District, represents Hanover County on the Airport Commission.

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The updates being proposed look at establishing new policies to direct a plan for the redesign of England Street and to further investigate a possible property maintenance code for the town.

Town residents said they wanted to see improvements such as continuing the historic design of R-MC throughout downtown; an enhancement of England Street into a more beautiful, walkable, and memorable environment; and better parking coordination and a request that long-term parking be added for Amtrak passengers.

In the wake of the Thompson Street speed

limit change, it is apparent that the community has concerns about increased vehicle traffic on the town’s roads. The proposed amendment would look to meet the needs of pedestrians and vehicles by adopting what is called a “Complete Streets” policy.

The amended policy would be used to identify enhancements and connections to create a more comprehensive bike-walk infrastructure.

It is proposed that language be added to the plan’s transportation chapter that introduces this policy’s emphasis to transportation planning.

The Ashland Planning Commission’s next public meeting will be held Wednesday, Sept.

14. Those interested in the proposed amendments to the comprehensive plan are encouraged to attend.

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OPINION | The Local Views From the editor

An old desk brings back many memories

By Melody Kinser Managing Editor

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hen I was a few weeks shy of celebrating my 5th birthday, we moved close to my maternal grandparents. As was typical of a kid that age, if I was playing near their home, I’d run in to get a glass of water, or, if my grandmother thought I deserved a treat, she’d share an icy soda (we called it pop) from the freezer.

Their home was a second home to me as I’d run in and out as I pleased.

Grandpa, who had been a boss in the coal mines, was a news junkie (my mother inherited it — I think I just fell into it). His comfort spot was a couch in the dining room and beside it was a desk he’d had for years.

Now, when you’re young, you don’t really pay that much attention to furniture but his desk held special appeal because of a Remington typewriter. I don’t remember if I ever looked in the drawers, but, knowing me, I did (let’s go with the journalist’s curiosity angle, not just being nosy).

My grandfather was a smoker — filter-free — for most of his life. And he lived until a week before what would have been his 85th birthday. That desk had so many cigarette burn marks on it, but it must have been when my grandmother died in 1986 that my sister wanted the desk.

Five years have passed since my sister left us, and my brother-in-law continues to go through their belongings. He asked me about the desk as he started the process and I said no thanks. Then, a week or so ago, I realized I want the desk. It’s got a lot of mileage on it but the memories surpass the wear and tear — and cigarette burns. (I don’t know why he chose the desk as a makeshift ashtray).

Hopefully before winter sets in, we’ll arrange to get the desk from Chesterfield to Mechanicsville. I’ll clear space for what will become my home office. And I’ll proudly sit at that old desk and reminisce about tapping away on that old typewriter — either a hunt-and-peck situation or random tapping on the keys.

With age, I now understand that family memories — as simple as some may be — are the best. And I cherish the love my grandparents gave me.

As I prepare to make room for Grandpa’s desk, I wonder whatever happened to that typewriter. After all these years in newspapers, that would be the icing on the cake to locate that Remington.

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The question: Is the end near?

By Jim Ridolphi Contributing Columnist

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’m a desperate man. Like a man wandering through the desert after days without water searching for that one oasis, I’ve viewed Nov. 8 as the end of an election season and redemption from the endless coverage.

Using a traditional approach to American elections, I could always take solace in the fact that one day it would end and a new president would enter the White House and at least a minimal amount of normalcy would return.

I’m beginning to question that assumption as that momentous date approaches. Perhaps I relied too heavily on how things worked in the past and a belief that some traditions are worth preserving, especially when it comes to government and politics.

But, this raucous political season has weakened my belief in how things actually work, and I’ve been forced to face the fact that this adversarial atmosphere may be never ending.

For example, normally, we would assume that once a president is elected and inaugurated, a choice for the United States Supreme Court vacancy would be one of the first initiatives.

The nomination would be followed by contemptuous hearings, but, in the end, the United States Congress would concede that the president has the right to choose his best candidate for the seat.

Elections have consequences and the president has traditionally possessed an almost inalienable right to select that justice.

But, this year, I fear the fireworks will continue long past November, and I cannot envision a bunch of disgruntled legislators from both sides agreeing on that choice, or anything else for that matter.

I wonder if I am the only one longing for this silly season to end. By all indications, the ongoing battle has captured the imagination of the American viewing public,

and full-time politics has proven to be just another reality show when it comes to ratings.

Political reality assures us that life goes on after each and every election, and these candidates are not the first to warn of impending doom hinging on which candidate you select.

But, experience tells me the nastier the fight, the longer it takes to heal the differences. In my decades of political interest, this cycle seems to be especially vindictive, more troubling and, yes, never-ending.

Like every American, it’s my right and duty to be well informed on issues that shape this year’s election, but no citizen should be subjected to politics on a full-time basis.

I have a sneaky suspicion that some Americans are treating the current election like a form of entertainment with little regard for what comes after the dust settles.

Perhaps the endless coverage enforces their belief that change in Washington, D.C., is an elusive target.

Will the infinite game of “gotcha” end when we finally make our ways to the polls and record our votes? I’m not sure, but -- if history is an accurate indicator -- life goes on and the Cassandra warnings issued by the candidates will be stored until the next election rolls around in four years.

I’m still viewing Nov. 8 as the light at the end of the tunnel. Problem is, that tiny beam of hopeful light could be a quickly approaching train.

Even with the potential impending doom, I’m bolstered by something that has become more evident with each passing election I take part in. Put simply, I have a lot more trust in the judgment of the American people -- the good men and women of this country who represent the real spirit of this nation.

Compared to the important and vital role they play in the real quality of our American life, the political rhetoric and back and forth of the election of 2016 seem like noise.

Hopefully, we can at least turn down the volume on Nov. 9 … or maybe not.

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OBITUARIES | Death Notices & Funerals ALLEN COY Allen Coy, age 63, of Richmond, departed this life August 25, 2016. He is survived by a daughter, Angela Coy Doswell; four grandchildren, 10 great-grandchildren, a host of nieces, nephews and cousins, COY among them Gail and Linda Coy; one son-in-law, Charles Doswell; and other relatives and friends. Funeral services were held at 12:30 p.m. Tuesday, August 30, 2016, at Bethlehem Baptist Church, 2801 Old Gun Rd., West, with the Rev. Ethyel Coleman, pastor officiating. Interment followed at Mt. Calvary Cemetery.

Joseph Jenkins Jr. Funeral Home at 201 Grayland Avenue was in charge of arrangements.

MARGARET DULING Margaret Cliborne Duling, of Beaverdam, went to be with the Lord on Sunday, August 21, 2016.

Margaret was born on September 2, 1930, in Burkeville to William Jennings Cliborne Sr. and Carrie

Virginia Moorefield Cliborne.

She was preceded in death by her husband of 57 years, Maxie Lee Duling Jr.; her son, Phillip Edward Duling; her father and mother; brothers, William Jr., Herman and James; and sister, Thelma. She is survived by her daughter, Linda Duling Vitek; much loved grandson, Joseph Lee Vitek; sister-inlaw, Vernell Duling and family; cousin, Francis Slater and DULING family; special friend, Elsie Nuckols; her precious cat and constant companion, Puff; and her grandson’s black lab, Mack.

She also is survived by many other family members and friends and pets. Margaret was a wonderful, loving, devoted wife, mother, grandmother and friend.

She loved to sew, play the piano and was an avid reader. She loved to watch the “Lawrence Welk Show” every Saturday night.

She will be greatly missed by those she left behind and her memory will be cherished. A

Schedule/Fee Night at Liberty Middle ASHLAND – Eagle Camp for rising sixth graders will be held from 9 a.m. to noon today (Wednesday, Aug. 31) at Liberty Middle School at 13496 Liberty School Rd. in Ashland.

According to Donald Latham, principal, new Liberty Eagles will be welcomed and parents may go to the gym to pay fees at any time from 9 a.m. to noon.

After Eagle Camp, from noon to 1 p.m., rising sixth graders may show their parents around the building.

Schedule and fees for seventh and eighth grade students is scheduled from 3 to 6 p.m. today Helpful hints include:

Parents of sixth graders unable to pay fees earlier in the day may attend this evening session.

Seventh and eighth graders will get locker assignments on the first day of school.

Arriving after 4 p.m. may allow you to pick up schedules and pay fees quicker.

Your first stop will be the cafeteria to pick up a schedule.

Your second stop will be in the gym starting at Station 1 and working counterclockwise to pay fees, try on gym suits, join the PTA, etc.

Matthew Bobbitt and Russ Yonce, the atheletic directors, are collecting sports physicals.

Celebration of Life was held at 10 a.m. Thursday, August 25, 2016, at Bliley’s-Staples Mill at 8510 Staples Mill Road. Interment followed at Independence Christian Church Cemetery.

BLANCHE I. PRYOR Blanche I. Pryor, 102, of Montpelier, entered into eternal rest Saturday, August 20, 2016.

She was preceded in death by her husband, Sylvester W. Pryor. She PRYOR is survived by seven children, Virginia Harris, Thomas Pryor, Ophelia Pryor, Joyce Pryor, Theresa Jackson (Edwin), Curtis Pryor (Deborah) and Sandra Pryor; seven grandchildren, 16 great-grandchildren, six great-great-grandchildren and a host of nieces, nephews, cousins and friends. Funeral ser-

vices were held at noon Saturday, August 27, 2016, at Bethany Baptist Church in Montpelier.

Interment followed in Bethany Baptist Church cemetery. Owens Funeral Services in Ashland was in charge of arrangements. Full obituary may be found at www. owensfuneralservices.com.

ELIZABETH SEE Elizabeth Adelaide “Betty” Purcell See, passed peacefully on July 30, 2016, at Lakewood Manor in Henrico. Born March 9, 1919 in Montclair, New Jersey, to Adelaide Mershon Purcell and Elmer F. Purcell, Betty attended Montclair High School in N.J., and Ann Reno Teachers College in New York City. She married Robert H. See on October 26, 1940, in Montclair, New Jersey, eventually retiring to Old Saybrook, Connecticut, where Bob passed in 1999. Betty then moved to Lakewood Manor in Henrico. Mrs. See leaves her

two daughters, Carolyn Thomas (Ralph) of Winston-Salem, North Carolina, and Virginia Reynolds (Don) of Montpelier; a beloved cousin, Ruth Sivon of Ballwyn, Missouri; three grandchildren, Lisa Reed (Steven) of North Carolina, Robert Benson (Monica Iancu) of New York and Deborah Benson (Traci Eagle) of Richmond; and a great-granddaughter, Stephanie Reed. She also leaves her friend and confidante, Ray Kelley, and Fred, his therapy dog. Mrs. See was predeceased by her special friend at Lakewood Manor, Morris Clements. Mrs. See’s family is extremely grateful for the nurses and staff at Lakewood Manor and Community Hospice Care for their care, compassion and support. A memorial service will be held at 3:30 p.m. Saturday, September 17, 2016, at Bon Air Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) at 2071 Buford Rd. in North Chesterfield, with visi-

tation to follow in the church reception hall. In lieu of flowers, please donate to your local animal shelters.

WINNIE TILLMAN Ms. Winnie Tillman departed this life on August 19, 2016.

She is survived by four children, Johnie (Sharon), Christine, Alma and Carolyn; three grandchildren, three great-grandchildren and a host of relatives and friends.

Funeral services were held at 1 p.m.

T h u r s d a y, August 25, 2016, at the Second Mt. TILLMAN Zion Baptist Church at 31220 Old Dawn Road in Hanover. Henry W. Dabney Funeral Home at 518 North Washington Highway in Ashland was in charge of arrangements.

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7th Annual Patrick Henry Leadership Awards Member-Guest Social to be held Contributed Report news@mechlocal.com ASHLAND – Plans are underway for the 7th Annual Patrick Henry Leadership Awards Member-Guest Social (Gala) honoring the Ashland Museum and Hanover Tavern Foundation.

The 2016 event will be held at another of Hanover County’s historic homes, this year, Hickory Hill (restored).

The first Gala was held there while under restoration.

Each year the Society holds the Gala at one of Hanover’s historic places/homes, many of which are not publicly accessible. This will be one of the few opportunities to visit Hickory Hill with a limited tour.

Hickory Hill was the home of the Wickham family and Gen. Williams Carter Wickham.

The Patrick Henry Leadership Award was created in 2010 and

recognizes those who have worked to preserve Hanover’s rich history and heritage.

This recognition is for leadership, including action efforts in preservation, historical interpretation, education, etc., of Hanover County’s dense and diverse history and heritage.

The first awards were presented Oct. 24, 2010, at what has become the Society’s annual Fall Awards, Membership and Fundraiser Gala.

In keeping with the award’s Hanover history tradition, the event is held at a historic property or location in the county.

Recipients of the Patrick Henry Leadership Award are: 2010 at Hickory Hill -- Helen Kay Yates and Lois W. Wickham.

2011 at Cool Water -- Hon. Frank D. Hargrove Sr. and Oriana Hargrove (deceased) and Dr. Robert Bluford Jr.

Garden Club winners

2012 at Rural Plains -- Anne Geddy Cross and Richmond National Battlefield Park, David Ruth, superintendent.

2013 at Scotchtown -- Linda H. Marks and William E. Winfrey.

2014 at White Plains -Barbara Duke Jones, Jim Davis and Ben Buckley of the Blue and Gray Education Society.

2015 at Janeway -- Virginia Darnell and John T. Tucker III of the Parsons’ Cause Foundation.

For more information, including payment methods, visit the Society’s website at http://www. hanoverhistorical.org/.

The affair will include hors d’oeuvres, light music, and the awards ceremony.

Those interested in joining the Hanover County Historical Society are encouraged to obtain information to support the organization.

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Town & Country Garden Club members Jennifer Cupp, left, and Mary Stone, right, demonstrated the art of terrariums and dish gardens at the garden club’s August meeting. For the exhibits, Doris Rogers won Best in Show; Blue Ribbon winners were Betty LaPlace, Doris Rogers, Jennifer Kupp and Mary Stone. For its next meeting at 7 p.m. Monday, Sept. 12, at the First Baptist Church, Hanover County Deputy Sheriff Jim McLaughlin will discuss women’s safety.

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UPCOMING EVENTS

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Prep cross country: Lee-Davis at Patrick Henry 4:30 p.m.

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Football teams begin season with potential

By Dave Lawrence Sports Editor MECHANICSVILLE – The 2016 high school football season begins with plenty of potential among local high school teams, but it begins with plenty of questions as well.

A resurgent Lee-Davis and a reliably solid Hanover begin the season ranked in the Times-Dispatch preseason top 10 at No. 9 and No. 10, respectively. Both bring back major contributors, but they also lack experience in key positions.

Atlee likewise has had plenty of turnover, with one key change at the top: new head coach Matt Gray takes the helm. Patrick Henry has a good number of returning players, but off-season and preseason injuries have taken a toll on its less-than-deep roster.

Lee-Davis Arguably the biggest challenge for the Confederates was filling the shoes of quarterback Chase Mummau, who threw for 2,400 yards and 20 touchdowns in his senior season at Lee-Davis before graduating and heading to Virginia Tech.

The Confederate offense lost some experienced wide receivers as well.

But, Lee-Davis gets a big boost from the return of senior running back Nathan Evans, whose efforts earned him all-

additional players who averaged at least 15 plays a game last season.

“We feel pretty good about our defense,” Turnage said. “We have a lot of guys who, maybe, weren’t listed as a starter, but who played a lot of time last year and now they’re starting.”

Depth may be a bit of a problem for Lee-Davis, though.

“Having lots of depth is an issue, but it’s not an issue that the other schools don’t fight as well,” Turnage said. “I don’t know if we’re as deep as we were last year across the board at all the positions that we have.”

The Confederates will field a strong linebacking corps with two all-conference returners, Logan Dockman and Zach Green, along with brothers Andrew Anthony (a senior) and Ned Anthony. Three-year starter Connor Scott returns as defensive end. The major question mark on the Lee-Davis defense is an inexperienced secondary.

Hanover The Hawks get back the player who could arguably be Dave Lawrence/The Local their most potent offensive Lee-Davis running back Nathan Evans (2) turns the corner at the start of a big gain against Patrick Henry in the Tomato Bowl last weapon: senior quarterback year. Evans returns in his senior season to remain a potent weapon in the Confederates’ offense.

Clayton Cheatham. The chalconference, all-metro and sec- coach Ryan Turnage as “tal- he plays, I think, the better he’ll Walsh. All three will be pro- lenge will be keeping Cheatham get each week. That’s our goal tected by an experienced offen- healthy – early season injuries ond-team all-region honors ented.” severely limited Cheatham’s sive line.

“Every practice he gets a with him.” last season. Evans will be takThe Confederate defense is playing time the past two Sharing the backfield with ing handoffs from Zach Lass, little bit better,” Turnage said. a sophomore quarterback “Right now, he just needs game Evans and Lass will be another loaded with experience, with described by Lee-Davis head experience. The more games senior running back, Hayden six returning starters and five see FOOTBALL, pg. 12

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County boys volleyball teams show strength ter Jack Casey, who averaged 11 digs and five kills per match last year, and rightside/opposite Orion Riccardi. Three are juniors: middle blocker Aaron Milstead (nine kills and three blocks per match), outside hitter Cole Schlothauer (11 kills and two blocks per match) and middle blocker Brandon Halphen (six kills and two blocks per match).

Another returning player is junior libero Tyler Shelton. The Confederates have a new player, senior setter Tyler Carneal, whose skills are already contributing to the team.

“He was not on the team last year,” Brown said of Carneal.

“He’s stepping into that setter role and he’s done a great job.”

Brown is optimistic about the Confederates’ chances this season.

“I don’t think that there’s a limit to the amount of success that they have,” Brown said.

“They come in and they work hard every day. They have goals for the season.”

By Dave Lawrence Sports Editor MECHANICSVILLE – The fall 2016 boys volleyball season may prove to be a banner year for Hanover County teams, with three of the four local teams ranked in the top 10 in the Times-Dispatch preseason poll.

The Raiders and Patriots – ranked fifth and sixth, respectively in the Times-Dispatch poll – seem poised for some serious scraps as they vie for the top spot in Conference 12.

Lee-Davis fields a still young, but experienced team at a time when several Conference 11 powerhouses are rebuilding.

Hanover is in a bit of a rebuilding phase itself.

Atlee The Raiders begin their season with a new head coach, Randy Jones, a former Hanover County deputy and Atlee school resource officer who has previously coached at Lee-Davis. He inherits a team with six seniors – five of whom are returning starters.

“We are a very experienced team,” Jones said. “The guys that are seniors on the team now, when they were sophomores on the JV team, they actually went undefeated.”

The record of success, plus years of playing together and solid senior leadership, may put the team in good stead to achieve a long-sought goal: winning a regional title.

“They are very tight-knit and they play well together,” Jones said. “We have four captains – three of them are seniors, and their leadership ability … is key.

They’re making everything run smoothly and, you know, with me coming in as a new coach, they’ve all been … very receptive to my way of doing things.”

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Patrick Henry’s C.W. McIlhenny (2) winds up for a shot against Hanover last September. McIlhenny returns to the Patriots this year.

seniors Alex Field, Jake French and Matt Wiggins along with setter Michael Norris.

Atlee has reached the state semifinals each of the last two years. While they would love to get there again, there is a prize they hope to pick up along the way – a regional championship, which has eluded them so far.

Patrick Henry The Patriots kept the core of a strong team despite losing four starters to graduation. But there is strength in the Patrick Henry squad’s youth. Depending on how a couple of position battles shake out, head coach Michael

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Townsend may start only one senior.

“It’s a very young team, but they’re well experienced” Townsend said.

Townsend doesn’t have the size on the squad that he’s had in the past, but his team more than makes up for their lack of height.

“As far as athleticism, as far as – I don’t know – experience and being smart with the ball, doing the right thing … this is by far the best team I’ve had at this point in the season.”

He said his players excel at one particular aspect of the game.

“Passing is a huge, huge part of volleyball,” Townsend said.

“This is one of the best passing teams I’ve had since I’ve been at PH.” Among Patrick Henry’s top returning starters are senior middle blockers Carter Riddle and Nathan Cecchini and junior setter Adam Lane. Senior Luis Sagal and junior Connor Johnson are both skillful liberos.

Townsend hopes this is the year the Patriots reach a new milestone.

“This is my sixth year at PH and I’ve never made it to regionals,” he said. “That is my

No. 1 goal this year, to make it to regionals, just to get out of the conference.”

Lee-Davis The Confederates may be the most experienced team in the county, returning five starters while still fielding a fairly young squad.

“Those guys were young last year,” said Lee-Davis head coach Nick Brown. “That gave them an opportunity to learn a lot and hopefully, that experience that they gained will really pay off for us this year.”

Of his five returning starters, two are seniors: outside hit-

Hanover The Hawks are still in rebuilding mode after their 2014 state runner-up season.

They lost several heavy-hitters off that team to graduation two years ago, then lost five additional starters last year.

“We have a young team, mostly juniors,” said Hanover head coach Hilary Cassil. “A little bit less experienced, but they have a lot of heart and they’re working hard, and hopefully, after several matches, they’ll be starting to turn things on.”

The two big gaps in the Hawks lineup from last year were formed by the graduation of Lee Olenyik, a big middle blocker, and libero Brian Stephen.

Fortunately for Cassil, senior see STRENGTH, pg. 12

Girls volleyball teams look forward to season kids, kids that moved up from JV to varsity – so they’re playing a little tight, nervous, just not used to the faster game, I guess, the pressure of being on varsity. … But they’re all working hard.

There’s a lot of potential talent there, so I think it will come together.”

Gaston said the team has a big question mark with respect to leadership, but she sees potential there, too.

“My one senior, Hailey Carter, she’s definitely assumed that role of being a leader,” Gaston said. “I think there’s a few others that might grow into it, so it’s going to be a work in progress. It’ll happen.”

By Dave Lawrence Sports Editor MECHANICSVILLE – Hanover County has produced strong girls volleyball programs in recent years, including a 2013 state champion in Atlee along with Hanover and Lee-Davis teams that have also made deep postseason runs the past few years.

Despite lacking some of the powerhouse talent that drove those postseason runs, the three teams all begin the 2016 season ranked in the Times-Dispatch preseason poll. Atlee is the highest on the list at No. 5, followed by Hanover at No. 7 and Lee-Davis at No. 9.

The challenge for all local teams is to live up to their potential.

Atlee The Raiders lost six starters from a team that went 23-5 last year. But their four returning starters – all of whom are juniors – pack a wallop on the court.

Outside hitter Lauren O’Reilly has 91 kills, 43 digs and 28 aces last year. Middle hitter Kyra Walden had 81 kills and 41 blocks. Walden’s fellow middle hitter Tabitha Green had 21 kills and 11 aces. Graycen Dillard, a defensive specialist/setter, had 154 digs, 406 assists and 25 aces.

Green, Dillard and O’Reilly all had 90 percent or better service efficiency.

Despite their past achievements, Atlee head coach Curtis Carpenter said his players have work to do.

“We’ve got some work to do to try to make them work, I mean work together,” Carpenter said. “We’re definitely a work in progress.”

One thing Carpenter would like to see some kind of leadership emerge from the ranks, with the primary candidates

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Patrick Henry’s Kate Melson (13) aims a shot past Hanover’s Leila Haynesworth in the Hawks’ 25-17, 25-20, 25-14 victory over the host Hawks in October. Melson is one of a number of starters returning to the Patriots’ squad this season.

being O’Reilly, Walden and another junior, Annie Jarvis.

“I’m still looking for it to form,” Carpenter said. “They’ve shown some signs of leadership.

I’m still looking for that definitive sign.”

He’s optimistic about the Raider’s future, however.

“It’s a good group of kids,” Carpenter said. “We are young.

We have some inexperience. …

If we start finding our identity, we’ll be OK.” Hanover The Hawks lost six starters to graduation as well as their head coach, Karl Lippa, who stepped down after last year’s historic Hanover playoff run

– all the way to the Virginia High School League Group 4A state semifinals.

With just two returning starters – junior outside hitter Kylie Tuxford (244 kills) and senior opposite/middle blocker Cameron Murray (41 aces) – the Hawks will have their hands full repeating that performance this season.

But new head coach Greg Knight still has some experienced hands stepping up among the starting ranks: junior libero/defensive specialist Lauren Hughes, sophomore setter Quinn Kellogg and sophomore outside hitter Megan Kratzer (48 blocks).

Knight, the former boys

number of starters to graduation last year: five. Of the three returning starters, only one is a senior.

Despite its youth, LeeDavis features a strong defense as well as a potent offensive weapon in junior middle blocker Mackenzie Wright. The Confederates’ other returning starters are senior setter Hailey Carter, junior opposite/middle hitter Sydney Rohlwing, junior defensive specialist Brooke Adkins, and sophomore outside hitter Casey Branson.

Despite its youth, Lee-Davis head coach Sharon Gaston feels good about the team.

Lee-Davis “We’re looking OK,” Gaston Like Atlee and Hanover, the Confederates lost a substantial said. “We’ve got a lot of young head coach at L.C. Bird, has been enjoying working with the team the past few weeks.

“It’s been so much fun this past three weeks,” Knight said.

“The girls, they just listen so much better and they transfer what you have to say [into their game]. I don’t have a single girl that just seems to want to have something to do in the fall. Everybody’s there because they want to play volleyball.

Everybody’s there because they want to get better. The focus at practice is at such a higher level.”

Patrick Henry The Patriots lost four starters to graduation, but they return a host of experienced seniors to the squad this season.

Patrick Henry will be led by senior outside hitter Brooke Winston returns, who should provide a lot of punch to the Patriots’ offense, and senior setter Laura Williamson, who will direct that offense. Other returning seniors opposite/setter Kate Melson, back/outside hitter Hannah Nadlicki and backs Madison Brown, Emma Land and Kate Nadya. Junior middle hitter Grace Girdley, sophomore middle hitter Calli Clevinger and freshman outside hitter Alexis McNair should see plenty of playing time.

Patrick Henry head coach Billy Farmer said the team meshes well, no matter how long players have been members.

“From what I see, I think we’re much improved,” Farmer said. “They’re working well together right now. The freshman … Alexis McNair, she fits right in with the seniors.

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Three medal in Hanover County quad tourney

By Dave Lawrence Sports Editor ASHLAND – It took two tries to get the Hanover County quad golf tournament in this year, but by the time it was over Wednesday, three golfers tied for first place.

Atlee, led by Timmy Shields and Jacob Harmon, won bragging rights among county teams with a 151.

Hanover, led by Ward Wilkinson, finished second at 161.

Shields, Harmon and Wilkinson all scored a twoover 37 to finish first. Atlee’s Erica Whitehouse was third at 38. Patrick Henry’s Jessica Rathbone carded a 39 to finish fourth individually and lead the Patriots to a third-place finish.

Atlee’s Alex Freeman and Hanover’s Robert Martin tied for fifth at 39.

Wilkinson’s 37 was all the more impressive because he turned his ankle on the first hole and played with noticeable pain the rest of the day.

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years. The Hawks had a worthy backup in Marcus Bazala those years, but that is not an option this year now that Bazala has graduated.

Instead, the Hawks – who also have a young offensive line – have changed their offense to take some of the pressure off Cheatham.

“We’re going to spread the ball around more,” said Hanover head coach Derek Stoudt. “We’re going to try and not rely on pounding him so much up the middle and doing that kind of stuff. Try and use his arm some more and distribute the ball keep his fingers crossed and hope that he doesn’t get dinged.

“There’s going to be situations where the kid takes off and runs. We’ve got to put him in situations where he can use his arm to make plays as well and take the wear and tear off of him.”

Cheatham will be backed by experience in the skill positions: running backs Ben Mahone and Kirk Shaffner, tight end Parker Chenault and wide receivers Jack Chenault and Jacob Schneider.

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Atlee’s new head football coach, Matt Gray, the former defensive coordinator at Randolph-Macon College, directs traffic during practice at Atlee Thursday.

The Hawks’ defense will be anchored by two experienced defensive ends, Xavier Bryson and Michael Wilcox. They have some experienced hands in Colby Brewer and Parker Chenault at linebacker and Jonathan Glore at safety. But they have a number of players who can fill holes on their defense.

“We’re just trying to find the best combination of guys that we know can play,” Stoudt said.

Atlee The Raiders get a new head coach in Matt Gray, who just finished an 11-year run at Randolph-Macon College as the Yellow Jackets’ defensive coordinator. Gray took over

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“I just probably played a lot more conservative than what I probably should have to shoot a better score,” Wilkinson said.

“But with the conditions that I had, I kind of had to.”

Wilkinson and Shields played in the first group, so it was little surprise that they would top the leaderboard at the end. Harmon was playing No. 4 for the Raiders, and he came up big.

He took advantage of a second chance. The quad was initially held on Aug. 15, but

severe thunderstorms forced all the golfers off the course and the tournament was started over Wednesday.

“I was playing terrible last week, and turned it around,” Harmon said. “I was making a lot more putts and reduced the amount of three-putts that I had.”

Shields said he was also playing better the second time around, hitting more fairways.

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late this winter from Roscoe Johnson, who left to accept an administrative position at Chickahominy Middle School.

Gray took the job for a number of reasons.

“It was an opportunity really to coach at a great place and teach at a great school,” he said. “Even more important, it was an opportunity to keep my family right here.”

The Raiders will be changing offensive and defensive systems. On offense, they have three players vying for quarterback: senior Connor Young, junior T.C. Nance and freshman Tyler Warren. A pair of seniors, Chris Green and Clifton Woody, will share running duties. Three more seniors – Queshon Baker, Derrick Mills and Jabari Rucker – will handle receiving.

The senior-laden defense will be strong across the board, if maybe a bit small among the linebacker corps. Regardless, their speed and physicality should carry them a long way.

The front will be anchored by senior tackle Mason Cooper and senior end Mike Herrity.

The linebackers will be led by senior Ryan Brooker and junior Hayden Moore. A quartet of seniors, cornerbacks Queshon Baker and Derrick Mills and

safeties Merrix Hart and Tyler Warren, will handle the bulk of the pass defense.

Gray hopes he can carry Atlee’s winning legacy forward.

“Obviously, they had a lot of success here,” Gray said.

“That’s what I would like to keep going.”

Patrick Henry The Patriots are going through a lot of changes this season. Some of them are driven by foreseeable changes in personnel. Others are driven by unforeseen forces – preseason and offseason injuries that have set nearly a dozen Patrick Henry on the sidelines, some possibly for the season.

Junior quarterback Hunter Hart returns for his third season, but he will most likely

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Andrew Moore has grown into the middle blocker job, and there are three underclassmen battle for the chance to back him up.

Finding a new libero has been more difficult.

“Our weak spot is passing,” Cassil said. “I’m going to have

spend more time at the halfback position while senior Travious Tyler runs the option-based offense. Both can run and both can throw, but the emphasis will be on the Patriots’ ground game.

“We’re very much runbased,” said Patrick Henry head coach Bryan Davis. “Our quarterback … he doesn’t have to make all the decisions. The things that Hunter was asked to do the last couple of years are not the same things we’re asking the quarterback to do now. So our running backs are extremely important in what we do.”

The Patriots have an experienced offensive line coming back, but as of last week senior tackle Elijah Smallwood was the only one completely healthy.

“We’ve been very injured here in the preseason,” Davis said. “They’ve had broken ribs.

They’ve had broken ankles.

We’ve had all kind of things going on. It’s been tough. [The experienced line] was supposed to be our strength … but right now, it is full of some youth.”

Defensively, the linebackers are all new. Hart will see some time at that position, too. All four defensive backs – Tyler and junior Devyn Coles at cornerback and senior Rashad Mallory and junior Kaleb Smith at safety – return.

The defensive line are all seniors: tackle Roddy Green and ends Davon Carter and Levon Miller.

Dave Lawrence can be reached at dlawrence@mechlocal.com.

to take one of my outsides and put them in as libero right now.

It just gives me a little less flexibility in my outside positions because I have to have one of them as my main passer right now.”

Cassil said the team is also learning to play together. But she expects the team to get better.

“I think the first couple of matches that we have … are

going to be slow going,” she said.

“But about half-way through I think we’re going to start to get everybody on the same page and realize how much we can accomplish together. So I’m hopeful for the second half [of the season] to be stronger than the first half, and hopefully going on into postseason.”

Dave Lawrence can be reached at dlawrence@mechlocal.com.

BUS ROUTES | Routes and Bus Numbers BEAVERDAM ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Run: 1 • Bus: 325 Start run at the intersection of: Doswell Road & Mt. Hope Church Road (7:25 am) Right on Mount Church Road Continue to Richards Road Right on Richards Road (p/u & turn around at end of road) Proceed back to Mt. Hope Church Road Left on Mt. Hope Church Road Proceed on Mt. Hope Church Road to Route 1 Left on Route 1 Right on Doswell Road (proceed to designated turn around location) Continue back to Washington Highway Right on Washington Highway Proceed to Verdon Road Left on Verdon Road (p/u on this road) Continue west on Verdon Road to Noel Road Right on Noel Road (turn around at end) Right on Verdon Road Continue on Verdon Road Right onto Hewlett Road (cross over railroad tracks to turn around point) Right on Verdon Road Proceed on Verdon Road to Teman Road Continue to school via: Left on Teman Road Right on Beaverdam School Road to Beaverdam Elementary Note: Reverse for PM run.

Run: 2 • Bus: 306 Start run at the intersection of: Beaverdam Road at Ben Gayle Road (7:15 am) Continue into Ben Gayle Road (turn around at end) Right ( west ) on Beaverdam Road Right on Greenbay Road Right on Ancient Acres Road (turn around at Wards Forest Avenue) Continue back on Greenbay Road Right on Greenbay Road (p/u’s) go approx. 1 mile for designated turn around location) Continue back down Greenbay Road to Beaverdam Road Left on Beaverdam Road Continue on Beaverdam Road Right on Trainham Road (turn around at end) Continue back to Tyler Station Road Left on Tyler Station Road Left on Teman Road Continue on Teman Road (Pass Union Church Road turn around at Windy River Farms Lane) Right on Union Church Road Right on Anderson Mill Way

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Right on Beaver Den Lane (turn around) Continue on Beaver Den Lane Past Anderson Mill intersection Left on Pug Swamp Lane (turn around) Left on Beaver Den Lane Beaver Den Lane to Beaverdam Road Left on Beaverdam Road Left on Beaverdam School Road to Beaverdam Elementary School Run: 3 • Bus: 311 Start run at the intersection of: Beaverdam Road and Tyler Station Road (7:10am) Right on Tyler Station Road Continue on Tyler Station Road (turn around at gravel driveway ) Continue back down Tyler Station Road Right on Woodsons Mill Road Right on Belsches Road (turn around at designated location) Continue back down Belsches Road Right on Woodsons Mill Road Left on Hollowing Creek Road Right on Askew Lane (turn around at end of road) Right on Tyler Station Road Right on Beaver Dam Road Right on Parson’s Road Left on Jericho Drive Left on Parsons Ridge Road Right on Circuit Rider Drive (turn around at Buckfast Place) Proceed back down Circuit Rider Drive to Parsons Road Left on Parsons Road Left on Old Ridge Road Left on Goshen Road to Teman Road Continue to school via: Right on Teman Road to Beaverdam School Road Left on Beaverdam School Road to Beaverdam Elementary School Note: Reverse directions for PM run.

Run: 4 • Bus:14 Start run at the intersection of: Old Ridge Road at Down Country Way (7:20 am) Continue west on Old Ridge Road to Beaverdam Road Right on Beaverdam Road Left on Rocky Ford Road Right on Shiloh Church Road (turn around at designated location) Right on Parsons Road to Louisa line & turn around at designated location) Continue back on Parsons Road to Shiloh Church Road Right on Shiloh Church Road Continue on Shiloh Church Road Right on Landmark Cedar Road Right on Old Ridge Road Left on New Westridge Road (turn

around at designated location) Right on Old Ridge Road Continue to Shiloh Church Road Left on Shiloh Church Road Continue to Moodys Corner Lane (turn around at designated location) Continue back to Old Ridge Road Left on Old Ridge Road Left on Beaverdam Road Continue to school via: Right on Beaverdam School Road (cross tracks) Continue to Beaverdam Elementary Run: 5 • Bus: 40 Start run at the intersection of: Connie Hall Road at Woodman Hall Road (7:33 am) Left on Woodman Hall Road (1st p/u) Continue back on Woodman Hall Road to Parrish Farm Road Right on Parrish Farm Road (turn around at the end) Right on Woodman Hall Road Right on Old Ridge Road Right on Goshen Road Continue on Goshen Road (p/u’s) turn around at Long Row Dr. & Goshen Rd. Continue back on Goshen Road to Old Ridge Road Right on Coatesville Road Right on Annfield (turn around at end of Annfield) Right on Coatesville Road Continue to Teman Road (cross over old ridge road ) Right on Teman Road Left on Beaverdam School road Continue to school via: Left on Beaverdam School Road to Beaverdam Elementary Note: Reverse run for PM. Run: 6 • Bus: 324 Start run at the intersection of: Loch Lane and Scotchtown Road (7:25 am) Right on Scotchtown Road Right on Chiswell Lane (turn around at end of Chiswell Lane) Right on Scotchtown Road Right on Coatesville Road Right on Overlook Ridge Lane (turn around at end of street) Right on Coatesville Road Right on Old Ridge Road Left on Hewlett Road Continue on Hewlett Road (cross over Verdon Rd., & turn around at designated location) Continue back to Verdon Road Right on Verdon Road Right on Landora Bridge Road ( turn around at Rockcastle Road) Right on Verdon Road Continue to school via: Left on Teman Road Right on Beaverdam School Road to Beaverdam Elementary

Note: Reverse directions for PM run Run: 7 • Bus: 314 Start run at the intersection of: Pinefield Lane & Doswell Road (7:30 am) Continue West on Doswell Road to Doswell Rd. & Whitetail Dr. (7:35 am ) Continue west on Doswell Road to Old Ridge Road Right on Old Ridge Road (westwardly direction) Right on Old Ridge Road Left on Darby Road (turn around at designated location) Left on Old Ridge Road Continue on Old Ridge Road Right on New Market Mill Road (turn around at Little River Drive) Right on Old Ridge Road Right on White Pine Road (stop at Sweet Gum, turn around at end of White Pine) Right on Old Ridge Road Left on Katy Lane (turn around at the end) Left on Old Ridge Road to Teman Road Continue to school via: Right on Teman Road (no p/u’s) Left on Beaverdam School Road to Beaverdam Elementary School Note: Reverse directions for PM run.

ELMONT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Run: 1 • Bus: 255 Start run at the intersection of: Leave from Bazile Road location (6:50 am) Left on Cedar Lane Right on Route One Left at light on Sliding Hill Road Continue on Sliding Hill Road Left at 1st light onto Leadbetter Road Continue on Leadbetter Road Left at 4-way stop sign and continue to 1st stop at entrance to campground Continue on Airpark Road to Lewistown Road Right on Lewistown Road Right on Ashcake Road Right on Johnson Town Road (turn around at end) Right on Ashcake Road Right on Egypt Road ( turn around at end) Left on Ashcake Road (3 p/u’s after passing Lewistown Road) Left on Ashland Heights Road *(p/ u & d/o at designated stops) continue p/u’s & d/o’s. (turn around at end of Ashland

Heights Road ( make p/u & d/o at designated stops) Left on Ashcake Road to Washington Highway (2 p/u’s after crossing Rt. 1) Proceed to school via: Continue on Ashcake Road Left on Elmont Road Right on Karen Drive Continue on Karen Drive to Elmont Elementary School Run 2 • Bus: 98 Start run at the intersection of: Cobbs Road and Route 1 (6:56 am) Right onto Route 1 Left on Lewistown Road (p/u’s) Continue on Lewistown to Carter Heights Road (turn around at end) Left onto Lewistown Road Left on Washington Highway (no p/u’s) Right on Dellwood Road (turn around at the end) Right on Washington Highway Continue to Kosmo Village (trailer park) Continue on Washington Highway Left on Old Telegraph Road Continue on Old Telegraph Road Left on Old Keeton Road (p/u) (turn around at designated location) Proceed back up Old Keeton Road Left on Old Telegraph Road Right on Washington Highway Left on Cobbs Road Left on Old Scotland Road Left on Haltonshire Way Left on Scots Hill Terrace Right on Old Scotland Road Continue to school via: Left on Cobbs Road Right on Elmont Road Left on Karen Drive to Elmont Elementary Note: Reverse run for PM. Run: 3 • Bus: 161 Start run at the intersection of: Elmont Road at Gwathmey Road (7:00 am) Continue on Gwathmey Road, cross over railroad tracks (turn around at Meriturn Place Rd.) Proceed back up Gwathmey Road Right on Elmont Road Right on Ashcake Road Right on Maple Street (turn around at designated location) Left on Ashcake Road Left on South Center Street Right on Gwathmey Church Road Left on Elmont Road Left on Old Elmont Road Left on Elmont Road, cross r.r. tracks (turn around at designated location) Continue back on Elmont Road Left on Karen Drive to Elmont Elementary Note: PM only: YMCA d/o on Ashcake Road

Run: 4 • Bus: 96 Start run at the intersection of: Elmont Road & Ashcake Road (7:00 am) Left on Wildwood Blvd.

Right on Lees Lane Right on Sunset Drive Left on Melton Road Continue on Melton Road Right on Fox Mill Run Lane (turn around at end) Continue on Fox Mill Run Lane (cross over Melton Rd. to Fox Mill Run (turn around at end) Right on Melton Road Right on Link Road (no p/u’s) Right on Lees Lane (turn around at end) Right on Wildwood blvd Right on Sunset Right on Lees Left on Wildwood Boulevard Left on Ashcake Road Left on Mcardle Way (turn around at designated location) Left on Ashcake Road Left on Cedar Lane to Elmont Elementary Run: 5 • Bus: 164 Start run at the intersection of: Cedar Lane at Rocky Ridge Road (7:04 am) Continue south on Rocky Ridge Road Right on Winns Church Road Right on Greenwood Road Right on Ashland Road Right on Cedar Lane Right on Beaver Glen Drive Left on Otter Run Drive (turn around at end) Continue back to Beaver Glen Drive Right on Beaver Glen Drive Right on Cedar Lane Continue to Elmont School Note: Reverse for PM run directions

Run: 6 • Bus: 46 Start run at the Intersection on: Winns Church Road and Mountain Road (6:53 am) Right on Mountain Road Left on Gordons Lane (turn around at designated location) Continue back on Gordons Lane Right on Dude Ranch Road Continue to end of Dude Ranch Road Right onto Dude Ranch Road extension (p/u & turn around at designated location) Left at Dude Ranch Road Right on Gordons Lane Left on Mountain Road Left on Chewning Road Left on Ashland Road Continue on Ashland Road (p/u’s) turn around at designated location Left on Mountain Road Continue to school via: see BUS ROUTES, pg. 14

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Left on Winns Church Road Right on Cedar Lane Left on Karen Road to school Run: 7 • Bus: 151 Start run at the intersection of: Elmont Elementary & Cedar Ln. (6:55 am ) Right on Cedar Lane Left on Winns Church Road Left on Mountain Road to Gladfelter Road (Route begins) Right on Gladfelter Road Right on Windam Hill Road Left on Gladfelter Road Left on Windam Hill Road (U-turn at end of road) Left on Gladfelter Road Right on Mountain Road Right on Overhill Drive (turn around at Sideview Lane) Right on Mountain Road (turn around at designated location) Right on Winns Church Road Right on Greenwood Road (turn around at Summer Breeze Drive) Continue back west on Greenwood Road Right on Winns Church Road to Cedar Lane Right on Cedar Lane Continue on Cedar Lane to Karen Drive Right on Karen Drive (turn around at designated location) Continue to school via: Left on Cedar Lane to Elmont Elementary Note: Reverse for PM run.

Run: 8 • Bus: 266 Start run at the intersection of: Cedar Lane and Cedarlea Parkway (7:07 am) Right on Cedar Lane Left on CedarLea Parkway Right on New Town Court Right on Scots Quarter Road Left on Parsons Chapel Road Continue to intersection of Parsons Chapel Rd. & Caruthers Way Continue straight across to Tudor Rose Court Left Caruthers Way Continue on Caruthers Way Right on Cedar Lea Parkway Right on Cedar Lane Left on Old Washington Highway( Continue to assigned turn around location) Proceed back on Old Washington Highway Left on Cedar Lane Proceed on Cedar Lane Left on Holly Berry Road (turn around at designated location) Left on Karen Drive (turn around at the end) Proceed to Elmont Elementary Note: Reverse run directions for PM run Run: 9• Bus 142 Start run at the intersection of: Washington Highway at Colonial Estates Entrance (7:00 am) Right into Colonial Estates Circle

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Continue to front office location Bear to left and continue on road (around curve) Left into gravel parking lot (some p/u’s) Right out of gravel parking lot continuing back to front office location (additional p/u’s) Bear right out to Washington Highway Right on Washington Highway Left on King Acres Road Right on Trail of Tears Lane Left on Big Rock Lane Left on Lakeridge Parkway Continue on Lakeridge Parkway Right on Lakeridge Green Drive (P/ U at entrance to complex (students at bus shelter) Left on Kestrel Drive Right on Lakeridge Square Court Right again on Lake Ridge Square Ct. *(pass apt. office, p/u at back, turn around, p/u at front of office) Left on Lakeridge Square Court Left on Timber Ridge Drive (turn around at Pooh Corner) Continue back to Lakeridge Parkway Right on Lakeridge Parkway Right on Sliding Hill Road Right on Washington Highway Left on Cedar Lane Left on Holly Hill Road (turn around at the end) Left on Cedar Lane Right on Elmont Woods Drive (turn around at the end) Right on Cedar Lane Right on Brookhollow Drive Right on Brookhollow Court (turn around at the end) Right on Cedar Lane Continue to school via: Continuing on Cedar Lane to Elmont Elementary

HANOVER HIGH OAK KNOLL MIDDLE Run: 1 • Bus: 193 Start run at the intersection of: Walnut Grove Rd and Mechanicsville Tnpk (7:50am) Continue on Walnut Grove Road to Old Cavalry Left on Old Cavalry Drive Left on Dugout Terrace (turn around at end) Continue back on Dugout Terrace Right on Old Cavalry Drive to Walnut grove Road Left on Walnut Grove Road (no student pickups) Left on Pole Green Road (no student pickups) Right on Rural Point Road (no student pickups to Chamberlayne Road) Right on Chamberlayne Road to Hanover High and Oak Knoll Middle Note: PM run order is same as AM run.

Run: 2 • Bus: 235 Start run at the intersection of: Thicket Run Way and Old Cavalry Drive (7:52am)

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Left on Stronghold Drive Left on Skirmish Lane Right on Retreat Hill Lane Left on Winding Hill Drive Left on Old Cavalry Drive Left on Walnut Grove Road (no student pickups) Left on Pole Green Road (no student pickups) Right on Rural Point Road (no student pickups) Right on Chamberlayne Road to Hanover High and Oak Knoll Middle Note: PM run order is same as AM run.

Run:: 3 • Bus: 292 Start run at the intersection of: Pole Green Park Rd & Pole Green Bus Ramp (7:48am) Left on Pole Green Park Road (p/ u) at Pole Green Park Drive) Turn Around at Pole Green Park Dr Proceed on Pole Green Park Lane Left on Pole Green Road Right on Walnut Grove Road Right on Old Calvary Drive Proceed on Old Calvary Drive Left on Perryville Drive (Pick up Students at intersections) Turn around at Perryville Drive and Perryville Terrace Continue back to Old Cavalry Drive Right on Old Cavalry Drive (no student pickups) Left on Walnut Grove Road (no student pickups) Left on Pole Green Road (no student pickups) Right on Rural Point Road (no student pickups) Right on Chamberlayne Road to Hanover High and Oak Knoll Middle Note: PM run order is same as AM run.

Run: 4 • Bus: 111 Start run at the intersection of: Mechanicsville Turnpike & Walnut Grove Rd (7:50am) Left on Mechanicsville Turnpike (pickup students to Westhaven Drive) Right on Westhaven Drive (turn around at Holly Branch Drive) Right on Mechanicsville Turnpike Right on Creighton Parkway Continue on Creighton Parkway (p/u’s @ Creekside Village Dr. & Creighton Pkwy) Continue back on Creighton Parkway after turn around Left on Mechanicsville Turnpike Left on Old Calvary Drive Right on Ironclad Drive and then (turn around at Ironworks Court) Right on Old Cavalry Drive (no student pickups) Left on Gettysburg Lane (turn around at Devil’s Den Lane) Left on Old Cavalry Drive (no student pickups) Left on Walnut Grove Road (no student pickups) Left on Pole Green Road (no student pickups) Right on Rural Point Road (no stu-

dent pickups) Right on Chamberlayne Road to Hanover High and Oak Knoll MiddleNote: PM run reversed from AM run.

Run: 5 • Bus: 21 Start run at the intersection of: Pole Green Park Ln. & Pole Green Rd. (7:10) Continue east on Pole Green Rd. (p/u’s) Continue to Woodlawn Farm Drive Left on Woodlawn Farm Drive (p/u’s) (turn around at Talley Pond Road) Continue back down Woodlawn Farm Drive Left on Pole Green Road (p/u’s) Continue on Pole Green Road to Mechanicsville Turnpike Left on Mechanicsville Turnpike (p/u) after turning around & continuing west Continue west after p/u on right hand side of Mechanicsville Turnpike Right on Old Cavalry Drive Right on Perryville Drive (turn around at designated location) Left on Old Cavalry Drive Right on Mechanicsville Turnpike Right on Westhaven Drive (turn around at designated location) Right on Mechanicsville Turnpike (p/u to Creighton Parkway) Right on Creighton Parkway (turn around) Continue on Creighton Parkway to Creekside Village Dr. & Creighton Pkwy Right on Mechanicsville Turnpike Right on Woodbridge Road Left on Wedgewood Road Right on J David Lane Right on Pimlico Drive Left on Sherrington Drive Left on Pole Green Road Right on Rural Point Road to Rt. 301 Right on Rt. 301 Left on Hanover High / Oak Knoll Middle Note: AM run directions same as PM run.

Run: 6 • Bus: 245 Start run at the intersection of: Studley Road and Mechanicsville Turnpike (7:12 am) Proceed on Studley Road (pick up students to Blakewood Drive) Right on Blakewood Road (turn around at Irmo Lane) Left on Studley Road (p/u) Right on Mechanicsville Turnpike Right on New Bethesda Road Proceed on New Bethesda Road Left on Studley Road Continue on Studley Road (pickup students to Spring Run Road) Right on Spring Run Road (continue past Old Spring Garden Ln, to turn around ) Proceed back up Spring Road to Studley Rd. Right on Studley Road (pickup students to Studley Site Drive) Left on Studley Site Drive and continue to Revolutionary Place Left on Revolutionary Place (turn

around at end) Right on Studley Site Drive Left on Studley Road Left on Studley Farms Lane (turn around at Studley Farm Lane) Left on Studley Road (pickup to Summer Hill Road) Right on Summer Hill Road (no student pickups) Left on Santa Maria Drive Left on Williamsville Road Right on Studley Road (no student pickups) Right on Rural Point Road (no student pickups) Right on Chamberlayne Road to Hanover High and Oak Knoll MiddleNote: PM run reversed from AM run.

Run: 7 • Bus: 243 Start run at the intersection of: Six Pound Lane and Haversack Lane (7:55 am) Left on Haversack Lane Right on Gabion Lane (turn around at Lunette Lane) Left on Brigadier Drive (no student pickups) Right on Verdi Lane (no student pickups) Right on Shady Grove Road (no student pickups) Right on Chamberlayne Road to Hanover High and Oak Knoll Middle Note: PM run directions same as AM run.

Run: 8 • Bus: 108 Start run at the intersection of: Lee Davis Road & Pole Green Road (7:50am) Right on Pole Green Road Right on Sherrington Drive Right on Greenback Drive Left on Turnage Lane Pickup students to Hillstone Court Left on Angela Nicole Lane (no student pickups) Left on Pimilco Drive (no students pickups) Left on Sherrington Drive, start picking up students Pickup students to Harbour Mist Lane Left on Pole Green Road Right on Rural Point Road ( pickup students to Strawbank Drive) Right on Chamberlayne Road to Hanover High and Oak Knoll Middle Note: PM run reversed from AM run.

Run: 9 • Bus: 186 Directions from Elementary School: Leaving Pole Green Elementary (7:47 am) Right on Pole Green Road Right on Pine Hill Road (turn around at end & continue p/u’s coming back) Return to Pole Green Road Right on Pole Green Road Left on Fieldshire Drive (p/u’s) Left on Midnight Drive (no student pickups) Left on Raven Run Drive (no student pickups)

Left on Pole Green Road (no student pickups) Left on Creighton Parkway (rear entrance to Sherrington) Right on Harbor Mist Lane (pick up students at intersections to Sherrington Drive) Right on Sherrington Drive (no student pickups) Left on Pole Green Road (no student pickups) Right on Rural Point Road (no student pickups) Right on Chamberlayne Road to Hanover High and Oak Knoll MiddleNote: PM run reversed from AM run.

Run: 10 • Bus: 220 Start run at the intersection of: Tarragon Dr and Poppy Seed Lane (7:50am) Continue on Tarragon Dr to Bunsworthy Pl (turn around at Bunsworthy Pl) Left on Lodgepole Drive Left on Scarecrow Road Right on Raven Run Drive Left on Pole Green Road (Pick up students to Rural Point Road) Right on Rural Point Road (no student pickups) Right on Chamberlayne Road to Hanover High and Oak Knoll MiddleNote: PM run reversed from AM run.

Run: 11 • Bus: 315 Start run at the intersection of: Pole Green Road and Dijon Drive (7:48am) Left on Dijon Drive (coming from Pole Green Elem.)

Right on Midnight Drive Left on Southern Watch Place Left on Rosemary Drive Left on Tarragon Drive to Pole Green Road Left on Pole Green Road (no student pickups) Right on Rural Point Road (no student pickups) Right on Chamberlayne Road to Hanover High and Oak Knoll MiddleNote: PM run reversed from AM run.

Run: 12 • Bus: 308 Start run at the intersection of: Williamsville Road and Pole Green Road (7:25 am) Left on Williamsville Road Left on Winsmith Drive Right on Sandy Creek Lane (turn around at end) Left on Winsmith Drive Left on Williamsville Road (pickup students to Pine Slash Road) Left on Pine Slash Road (turn around at Mahixon Trail) Right on Pine Slash Road Left on Williamsville Road (pickup students to Rainier Drive) Left on Rainier Drive (turn around at Shelley Drive) Left on Williamsville Road (pickup studentsto Studley Road) Left on Studley Road (p/u’s) Right on Rural Point Road (no stusee BUS ROUTES, pg. 15

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dent pickups) Right on Chamberlayne Road to Hanover High and Oak Knoll MiddleNote: PM run reversed from AM run.

Run: 13 • Bus: 78 Start run at the intersection of: Walnut Grove Rd. & Hanover Meadow Dr. (8:00am) Right on Hanover Meadow Dr. (turns around at Hanover Meadow Dr. & Curnow Dr.) Continue back to Walnut Grove Rd. Left on Walnut Grove Road (pickup students to Pole Green Road) Left on Pole Green Road (pickup students from Kate lane to Pinehill Road) Right on Rural Point Road (no student pickups to Chamberlayne Road) Right on Chamberlayne Road to Hanover High and Oak Knoll Middle Note: PM runs the same as AM run.

Run: 14 • Bus: 19 Start run at the intersection of: End of Scots Landing Road, past Leaf Lane (7:25) Proceed back down Scots Landing Road (p/u’s) Left on Hanover Town Road Right on River Road (turn around at Spawn Run Lane) Proceed River Road (pickup students to Summer Hill Road) Left on Summer Hill Road (pickup students to Santa Maria Drive) Continue to proceed on Summer Hill Road Right on Studley Road (1st p/u on Studley Road just before Pebblebrook Dr.on left) Right on Rural Point Road (no students pickups) Right on Chamberlayne Road to Hanover High and Oak Knoll MiddleNote: PM run reversed from AM run.

Run: 15• Bus 337 Start run at the intersection of: Rural Point Road & Strawbank Drive (7:51am) Turn right on Strawbank Drive, turn around at Birchbark Court Turn Right on Rural Point Road Right on Pole Green Road Right on Lee Davis Road ( Turn around at Hill Meadows Ct) Right on Pole Green Road Right on Verdi Lane Left on Dress Blue Drive Left on Hard Tack Road Right on Brevet Lane Left on Battalion Lane Left on Annex Lane Left on Smoothbore Lane Right on Towhook Place Left on Hardtack Road Right on Havelock Lane Right on Verdi Lane

Left on Academy Drive Right on Shady Grove Road Right on Chamberlayne Road Proceed to Hanover High and Oak Knoll Middle Note: PM run order is reversed from AM run.

Continue on Rural Point Road (student pickups from Goeorgtown Road to Chamberlayne Road) Right on Chamberlayne Road to Hanover High and Oak Knoll MiddleNote: PM run reversed from AM run.

Run: 16 • Bus: 288 Start run at the intersection of: Williamsville Road and River Road (7:28 am) Continue south on Williamsville Road (pickup students to Gould Hill Road) Left on Gould Hill Road Right on Summer Plains Drive Right on Mantilo Creek Road (1st intersection jct. at Summer Plains Dr.) Continue around on Mantilo Creek Road Left onto Summer Plains Dr.(2nd intersection jct. off of Mantilo Creek Rd.) Continue around on Summer Plains Dr. to Gould Hill Road Right onto Gould Hill Road (p/u’s) Right on Arrowhead Road (to end turn around) Continue back to Gould Hill Road Right on Gould Hill Road (pickup students to River Road) Left on River Road (pickup students to Broad Neck Road) Left on Hanover Courthouse Road (no student pickups) to Hanover High and Oak Knoll Middle Note: PM run same directions as AM run.

Run: 19 • Bus : 141 Start run at the intersection of: Greywood Drive and Butternut Lane (7:50am) Right on Greywood Drive Proceed on Greywood Drive Right on Hobbs Crossing Road Left on Sentry Station Road (turn around at cul-de-sac) Continue on Sentry Station Road to Studley Road Right on Studley Road Left on Rural Point Road, pickup students to Lindsay Meadows Drive Right on Lindsay Meadows Drive Right on Constance Hill Lane Left on Sonny Meadows Ln. ( turn around at end) Proceed back on Sonny Meadows Ln. Right on Constance Hill Lane Left on Lynnhill Court ( turn around at end) Proceed on Lynnhill Court Right on Lindsay Meadows Drive Right on Rural Point Road pickup students from Lindsay Meadows to Georgetown Road Right on Chamberlayn Road to Hanover High and Oak Knoll Middle Note: PM run reversed from AM

Run: 17 • Bus: 137 Start run at the intersection of: Studley Road and Pollard Creek Road (7:56 am) Turn on Pollard Creek Road (p/u to Fire Lane) Right on Fire Lane (turn around Appaloosa Trail) Continue on Fire Lane (crossing over Pollard Creek Road) Continue to Georgetown Road Left on Georgetown Road (no p/u) Right on Rural Point Road (no p/u) Right on Chamberlayne Road to Hanover High and Oak Knoll MiddleNote: PM run reversed from AM run.

Run: 20 • Bus: 56 Start run at the intersection of: Studley Road and Rural Point Elementary (7:48 am) Continue west on Studley Road Left on Avondale Drive Right on Pembridge Drive Right on Charlbury Circle Left on Avondale Drive Right on Sedgemoor Circle Right on Grantham Drive Left on Derwent Drive Left on Brampton Drive Left on Aldwych Drive Right on Grantham Left on Sedgemoor Circle Right on Avondale Drive to Studley Road Right on Studley Road ( student p/u) Left on Rural Point Road Right on Chamberlayne Road to Hanover High and Oak Knoll Middle

Run: 18 • Bus: 103 Start run at the intersection of: Rural Point Road & Springhill Road (7:51) Right on Springhilll Road Left on Rural Point Right on Pine Slash Road Turn around at Olde Thomas Court Right on Rural Point Road Right on Count Kristopher Drive ( turn around at Count Kristopher Court) Right on Rural Point Road Right on Hartford Oaks Drive (turn around at Hartford Oaks Cir) Right on Rural Point Road (pickup students to Studley Road)

Run: 21 • Bus: 97 Start run at the intersection of: Point Place and Shelton Pointe Drive (7:51am) Continue on Shelton Pointe Drive to the cul-de-sac (turn around) Left on Studley Road Left on Colesbury Drive Right on Wrenwood Drive Left on Chartwell Drive Left on Robin Ridge Drive Right on Strawhorne Drive Right on Fenway Drive to Studley

Road Left on Studley Road (no student pickups) Right on Shady Grove Road (no student pickups) Right on Chamberlayne Road to Hanover High and Oak Knoll MiddleNote: PM run reversed from AM run.

Run: 22 • Bus: 89 Start run at the intersection of: Studley Road & Swannanoa Trail (7:54 am) Right on Swannanoa Trl Right on Matedequin Trl Right on Blacksmith Dr Left on Rural Point Rd. Right on Blacksmith Dr Left on Matedequin Trl Right on Swannanoa Trl Left on Possum Trl Left on Elder Trl Right on Swannanoa Trl Right on Matedequin Trl Left on Beaverdam Trl Right on Studley Road Right on Shady Grove Road (no student pickups) Right on Chamberlayne Road to Hanover High and Oak Knoll MiddleNote: PM run reversed from AM run.

Run: 23 • Bus: 344 Start run at the intersection of: Shady Grove Road & Studley Road (7:55am) Continue west on Studley Road to Royal Grant Drive (p/u’s) Left on Royal Grant Drive Right on Glastonburg Drive Left on Witheridge Drive (turn around at end) Continue back down Witheridge Drive Left on Glastonburg Drive Left on West Wenlock Drive Continue onto East Wenlock Drive Right on Penrith Drive Left on West Wenlock Drive Right on Studley Road Right on Shady Grove Road (no student pickups) Right on Chamberlayne Road to Hanover High and Oak Knoll Middle Note: PM run order is same as AM run.

Burkwood Swim Club PM ONLY Run: 24 • Bus: 85 Start run at the intersection of: New Ashcake Road and Georgie Drive (7:46am) Left on Georgie Drive Left on Suzanne Drive Right on Georgie Drive Left on New Ashcake Road Left on Chamberlayne Road (Rt.301) Right on Pine Ridge Road Right on Smithport Drive Continue to Pine Ridge Road & Knightly Road (turn around) Left on Pine Ridge Road Right on Chamberlayne Road Left on Whippoorwill Road Left on Charleston Road Left on Wheeling Road Continue back to Charleston Road Right on Charleston Road

Left on Whippoorwill Road Left on New Britton Road (turn around at designated location) Left on New London Road Right on Patrick Henry Blvd Continue around to Patrick Henry Boulevard Left on Landsdown Road to Hanover High and Oak Knoll Middle Note: PM run reversed from AM run.

Run: 25 • Bus: 248 Start run at the intersection of: Georgetown Road and Shannondale Road (7:50am) Turn on Shannondale Road and continue to Crossdale Lane (P/U’s) Continue on Shannondale Road Left on Shannondale Court (go to assigned stop & p/u & turn around at Shannondale Ct.) Left on Shannondale Road Left on Covebrook Lane Left on Rotherham Drive (turn around in cul-de-sac)(P/U students to Georgetown Rd.) Left on Georgetown Road (pickup students to Windermere) Right on Windermere Drive Left on Fenholloway Drive Left on Placida Circle Right on Korona Drive Left on Ivanhoe Drive Right on Georgetown Road pickup students to Rural Point Road Right on Rural Point Road (no student pickups) Right on Chamberlayne Road to Hanover High and Oak Knoll Middle Run: 26 • Bus: 79 Start run at the intersection of: Chamberlayne Road and Georgetown Road (7:35am) Continue south on Georgetown Road (pickup students to Foxal Road) Left on Foxal Road (turn around at end) Left on Georgetown Road (pickup students to Chestnut Church Road) Left on Chestnut Church Road to Glebe Hill Road Continue on Glebe Hill Road to Garden Terrace Ct. (turn around loc.)

Continue back to Georgetown Road Left on Georgetown Road (pickup students to Sugar Loaf Drive) Left on Sugar Loaf Drive (turn around at Sunglow Drive) Continue back down Sugarloaf Drive Left on Peanut Lane & continue to end (turn around) Left on Sugarloaf Dr. Left on Georgetown Road (pickup students to Shannondale Road) Right on Rural Point Road (no student pickups) Right on Chamberlayne Road to Hanover High and Oak Knoll Middle Note: PM run order is same as AM run.

Run: 27 • Bus: 275 Start run at : 13234 Hanover Courthouse Rd. (Exxon parking lot) Continue north on Hanover Courthouse Road to Normans Bridge Road Right on Normans Bridge Road Continue to Hanover Quarter Road Left on Hanover Quarter Road (turn around at designated Location) Continue back on Normans Bridge Road Right on Hanover Courthouse Road (turn around at boat landing) Right on Rt. 54 and Patrick Henry Road Left on Depot Road Right on Saint Paul’s Church Road Right on Hanover Courthouse Road Left on River Road (turn around at designated location) Continue back down River Road Left on Hanover Courthouse Road (pickup students to Hanover High and Oak Knoll Middle)Note: PM run reversed from AM run.

Run: 28 • Bus: 188 Start run at the intersection of: E. Patrick Henry Road and Liberty Oaks Lane (7:35am) Turn on Liberty Oaks Lane and continue to Depot Road Left on Depot Road Left on Saint Paul’s Church Road Left on East Patrick Henry Road to Wickham Manor Way Right on Wickham Manor Way (Hickory Hill Subdivision) Continue to intersection of Wickham Manor Way & Manor Garden Lane (p/u’s) Continue on to intersection of Wickham Manor Way & Wild Honeysuckle Lane (p/u’s) Turn around at intersection & continue back to East Patrick Henry Road Right on East Patrick Henry Road Bear left on Goddins Hill Road, pickup to Mount Eagle Road Left on Mount Eagle Road Right on Eagle Point Lane (turn around at Pheasant Rush Court) Right on Mount Eagle Road (turn around at Quail Oak Court) Left on Goddins Hill Road Left on Mount Hermon Road (no student pickups) Left on Stumpy Road , pickup students to Peaks Road Left on Peaks Road (no student pickups) Right on Stumpy Road pickup students to Chamberlayne Road Right on Chamberlayne Road to Hanover High and Oak Knoll MiddleNote: PM run reversed from AM run.

Run: 29 • Bus: 316 Start run at the intersection of: Elletts Crossing Road & Hickory Hill Rd. (7:30am) Continuing on Hickory Hill Road see BUS ROUTES, pg. 16

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(turn around at designated location) Continue back to Elletts Crossing Road Left on Route 1 to Jamestown Road Left on Jamestown Road (no p/u’s) Right on Woodside Lane Left on Markside Way Right on Slayden Circle (p/u at Ambys Ln. & Slayton Cir.) Right on Ambys Ln. Left on Woodside Lane Left on Providence Green Drive Right on Providence Run Road Right on Providence Park Drive Left on East Patrick Henry Road (pickup students to Wintercrest Drive) Right on Wintercrest Drive (turn around at end) Right on East Patrick Henry Road (pick up students to Goddins Hill Road) Right on Goddins Hill Road (no student pick ups) Left on Mount Herman Road (no student pickups) Left on Peaks Road (student p/u’s) Right on Stumpy Road (no student pickups) Right on Chamberlayne Road to Hanover High and Oak Knoll MiddleNote: PM run reversed from AM run.

Run: 30 • Bus: 154 Start run at the intersection of: Jamestown Rd. & Nursery Rd. (7:25am) Continue on Jamestown Road Right on Woodside Lane Right on E. Patrick Henry Road Right on Francis Road (p/u & turn around at designated location) Continue back to Route 54 Cross over 54 onto Mount Hermon Road Continue on Mount Hermon Road Right on Campbell Creek Road Right on Landcastle Drive Continue on Landcastle Dr. to Mt. Hermon Farm Ln. (turn around) Continue back on Landcastle Dr (past intersection of Campbell Crk. Rd. & Landcastle Rd Continue back on Landcastle Rd. & Campbell Creek Rd. intersection Right on Campbell Creek Road Right on Mount Hermon Road Proceed on Mount Herman Road (pickup students to N. Oaks Drive) Left on N. Oaks Drive Right on Oak Trail Left on North Oaks Drive Left on Mount Hermon Road (pickup students to Peaks Road) Left on Peaks Road (no student pickups) Right on Stumpy Road (no student pickups) Right on Chamberlayne Road to Hanover High and Oak Knoll Middle Run: 31 • Bus: 20 Driver Start run at the intersection of: Mount Hermon Road and Cheroy

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Road (7:38am) Continue on Cheroy Road pickup students to Cheroy Woods Lane ( to end turn around) Left on Heath Pond Drive Right on Cheroy Woods Lane to Silent Mill Lane Continue back to Ashcake Road Left on Ashcake Road (pickup students on left side to Sliding Hill Road) Right on Sliding Hill Road (pickup to Silverstone Drive) Left on Silverstone Drive (turn around at Roseland Court) Left on Sliding Hill Road (pickup students to Countryside Lane) Left on New Ashcake Road (no student pickups) Left on Whippoorwill Road (no student pickups) Right on Chamberlayne Road to Hanover High and Oak Knoll MiddleNote: PM run reversed from AM run.

Run: 32 • Bus: 58 Start run at the intersection of: Hanover Courthouse Road & Hillcrest Road (7:50am) Left on Peaks Road Right on Cadys Mill Road Right on Hanover Courthouse Road Right on Peaks Road Left on Stumpy Road Right on Chamberlayne Road no student pickups to Hanover High and Oak Knoll Middle Note: PM run order is same as AM run.

Run: 33 • Bus: 95 Start run at the intersection of: Sliding Hill Road & Country Side Lane (7:52am) Right on Countryside Lane (p/u’s to Camptown Ct. Left on Hunters Chase Drive (p/u’s to Bugle Lane) Left on Bugle Lane (p/u’s to Lesfield Ct.) Left on Countryside Lane Left on Hunters Chase Drive to Talley Ho Drive Right on Talley Ho Drive Left on New Ashcake Road (no student pickups) Left on Whippoorwill Road (no student pickups) Right on Chamberlayne Road to Hanover High and Oak Knoll Middle Note: PM run order is same as AM run.

Run: 34 • Bus: 340 Start run at the intersection of: Fair Hill Court and Great Meadows Drive (7:55am) Continue on Great Meadows Drive to Great Meadows Court (turn around) Continue on Great Meadows Drive (no student pickups to New Ashcake Road) Left on New Ashcake Road (no student pickups) Left on Whippoorwill Road (no student pickups) Right on Chamberlayne Road

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to Hanover High and Oak Knoll Middle Note: PM run order is same as AM run.

Run: 35 • Bus: 250 Start run at the intersection of: New Ashcake Road and Georgie Drive (7:55am) Proceed on New Ashcake Road (p/ u’s to Ashcake Station Place) Right on Ashcake Station Place (turn around at Forest Haze Court) Right on New Askcake Road Right on Linderwood Drive Left on Wychwood Drive Left on New Ashcake Road (no p/u’s to Whippoorwill Rd.) Left on Whippoorwill Road (no p/u’s) Right on Chamberlayne Road to Hanover High and Oak Knoll Middle Note: PM run order is same as AM run.

Run: 36 • Bus: 282 Start run at the intersection of: Wychwood Drive and Greenlake Drive (8:00am) Proceed on Greenlake Drive (p/u’s) Left on Tally Ho Drive (p/u to New Ashcake Road) Left on New Ashcake Road (no p/u) Left on Whippoorwill Road (no p/u) Right on Chamberlayne Road to Hanover High and Oak Knoll Middle Note: PM run reversed from AM run.

Right on Red Sash Drive Right on Dress Blue Circle Right on Dress Blue Drive Left on Bigadier Drive Right on Verdi Lane (no student pickups) Right on Shady Grove Road (no student pickups) Right on Chamberlayne Road to Hanover High and Oak Knoll Middle Note: PM run directions same as AM run.

HENRY CLAY / JOHN M. GANDY ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS Run: 1 • Bus: 289 Start run at the intersection of: Arbor Oak Drive at Washington Highway (7:15am) Left onto Arbor Oak Drive Continue on Arbor Oak Drive to Winter Oak Left on Winter Oak Drive Right on Arbor Oak Drive to Washington Highway Continue to school via: Right on Washington Highway Left on Archie Cannon Drive to John M. Gandy Elementary Then continue to Henry Clay Elementary

Run: 37 • Bus: 304 Start run at the intersection of: New Ashcake Road & Malboro Road (7:52 am) Right on Marlboro Road Left on Cheraw Road Right Anderson Court Proceed on Anderson Court Right on Cheraw Road Left on Rockingham Road Right on Marlboro Road Left on New Ashcake Road Left on Whippoorwill Road Left on Walker Road Right on Lincoln Road Left on Truman Road Right on Lincoln Road Left on Walker Road Left on Whippoorwill Road Left on New Ashcake Road Proceed to Chamberlayne Ave Left on Chamberlayne Ave to Hanover High School Note: PM run order is reversed from AM

Run: 2 • Bus: 180 Start run at the intersection of: West Patrick Henry Road and Blanton Road (7:02 am) Left on Blanton Road Left on Independence Road (go left at fork in road) Continue on Blunts Road (turns into Blunts Bridge Road) Left on Cross Corner Road (turn around at Atkinson Road ) Left on Blunts Bridge Road (Continues into N. James Street) Continue onto N. James Street to Carter Forest Dr. ( Carter Hill Subdivision) Right on Carter Forest Drive Left on Wales Way Left on Hillsway Drive Right on N. James Street Right on N. Macon Terrace (turn around at Calley St.) Left on N. James Street Right on West Vaughan Road to John M. Gandy Elementary Continue to Henry Clay Elementary Note: PM run directions reversed.

Run: 38 • Bus: 307 Start run at the intersection of: Dress Blue Drive and Brigadier Drive (7:52 am) Proceed on Brigadier Drive Left on Salient Lane Right on Six Pound Lane Left on Sutlers Lane Left on Battalion Drive Right on Brigadier Drive Left on Vidette Lane

Run: 3 • Bus: 91 Start run at the location of: Kings Dominion Blvd. & Theme Park Way (6:50am) Right on Theme Park Way, continue to 16102 Best Western Motel, front entrance, p/u Continue back on Kings Dominion Access Road to Kings Dominion Blvd.

Continue on Kings Dominion Blvd.

to Washington Highway Left on Washington Highway (south) Left on Mount Hope Church Road (turn around at designated location) Left on Washington Highway (south) Right on Breedens Road Right on Lucas Rd. to Old Ridge Rd. Left on Old Ridge Road (p/u) Right on Washington Highway (p/ u) turn around at assigned location) Left on Washington Highway (p/u’s on east side) Right on Old Ridge Road (p/u’s ) Right on Hickory Hill Road (p/u at intersection) Right on Manheim Road ( p/u & continue around road) Right on Hickory Hill Road Left on Elletts Crossing Road (p/u’s, continues into Rt. 1 south) South on Rt. 1 Continue to school via: Right on Archie Cannon Drive to John Gandy Elementary Then continue to Henry Clay Elementary Henry Clay /John M. Gandy Elementary Schools Run: 4 • Bus: 170 Start run at the intersection of: Route 54 & Tower Road ( 6:42 am) Left on Tower Road Continue on Tower Road (p/u’s) Right on Campbell Lake Road (p/u & turn around at Stevens Lane) Continue back down on Tower Road Left on Horseshoe Bridge Road (Pick-up at Cypress Creek Road) Continue back on Horseshoe Bridge Road (turn around at Kimbrough Lane) Left on Tower Road Left on W Patrick Henry Left on Chapman Street Left on Cross Road (turn around at Dairy Lane) Left on Chapman Street Right on Wesley Street (First Baptist Church Daycare A.M. only) Right on Route 54 Left into Kiddie Kingdom Day Care (turn around) Right on Thompson Street Left on John Street, Left on Chapman Street Right on Wesley Street Left on Snead Street Left on North James Street Continue to school via: Right on Archie Cannon Drive to John M Gandy Elementary Continue to Henry Clay Elementary Note: Reverse run for PM Henry Clay /John M. Gandy Elementary Schools Run: 5 • Bus: 274 Start run at the intersection of: W. Patrick Henry Road at Hickory Hill Road (7:05 am) Left on Hickory Hill Road ( turn around at Hill Club Lane) Right on W. Patrick Henry Road Left on Country Club Drive to Pinehurst Lane

Right on Pinehurst Lane Left on Augusta Lane Left on Country Club Drive Right on Fairway Lane Right on Riverside Drive (turn around at end) Right on Country Club Drive Left on W Patrick Henry Road Left on Horseshoe Bridge Road – turn around at designated area Continue back on Horseshoe Bridge Road Left on W Patrick Henry Road Continue east onto Thompson Street Right on Medical Drive Continue onto Elmont Road Left on Yowell Road Continue onto Thompson Street Left on Snead Street Left on James Street Right on Vaughan Road Left on Archie Cannon Street Right into John Gandy Elementary School Continue to Henry Clay Elementary School via: Left on Archie Cannon Left on Henry Street Right on England Street Left on Hanover Avenue Left into Henry Clay Elementary Run: 6 • Bus: 82 Start run at the intersection of: Blanton Road at Greenwood Church Road (7:00 am) Continue west on Greenwood Church to Winston Road Right on Winston Road Left on Deer Creek Road (turn around at the end) Left on Winston Road Right on Blanton Road Right on Stagfield Road (turning around at Jane’s Creek Way) Right on Blanton Road Left on Ashcake Road Left on Maple Street Right on E. Francis Street Left on Kirby Station Road Left on New Street Right on Maple Street Right on England Street Left on Henry Street Continue to school via: Proceed on Henry Street Left on Archie Cannon Drive to John Gandy Elementary Run: 7 • Bus: 310 Start run at the intersection of: W. Patrick Henry Road and Blanton Road (7:00 am ) Right on Blanton Road Left on Yowell Road Right on Thompson Street/England Street Right on Washington Highway Continue back south on Washington Highway Left on Ashcake Road Proceed on Ashcake Road crossing over I-95 bridge Left on Cheroy Road (turn around at Cheroy Woods Lane) Continue back on Cheroy Road Right on Ashcake Road Right into Minnieland Day Care see BUS ROUTES, pg. 17

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Continue around in parking lot to exit Right on Ashcake Road Right on Washington Highway Left on Pleasant Street Right on S Taylor Street Continue to school via: Left on England Street Right on Henry Street Right on Archie Cannon Drive to John Gandy Elementary Then continue to Henry Clay Elementary Note: PM run reversed from AM Run: 8 • Bus: 278 Start run at the intersection of: Medical Drive at W Patrick Henry Road (7:18 am) Continue on Medical Drive/Elmont Road to Hanover Avenue (no p/u’s) Left on Hanover Avenue Right on Cubs Lane (circle the block) Right on Hanover Avenue Left on Beverly Road Right on Lee Avenue Left on Hanover Avenue Right on Duncan Street Left on Howard Street Right on South Center Street Right on Early Street Right on Duncan Street Right on W. Francis Street Continue to E. Francis Street Left on Virginia Street Continue to school via: Right on Thompson Street/England Street Left on Henry Street Right on Archie Cannon Drive to John Gandy Elementary Then continue to Henry Clay Elementary Run: 9 • Bus: 257 Start run at the intersection of: Dewey St. & Thompson St. (7:14 am) Right on Thompson St. Proceed west on Thompson St. Right on Henry Clay Road Left on Chapman Street.

Right on Chapman Street Continue on Chapman Street Right on John Street Right on N. Snead Street Left on Henry Clay Road Left on N James Street Right on Linden Street Left on Park Street Left on Elm Avenue Right on N James Street Right on Vaughan Road/Archie Cannon Drive Right on Henry Street Right on A Street Left on B Street Left on Smith Street Left on Henry Street Right on Archie Cannon Drive to John M. Gandy Elementary Then continue to Henry Clay Elementary Note: Reverse run directions for PM.

Run: 10 • Bus: 189 Start run at the intersection of: England Street and Virginia Street (7:10 am) Right on Virginia Street Proceed south on Virginia Street Left on Macmurdo Street Left on Maple Street Right on Arlington Street Right on South Taylor Street Left on Pleasant Street Left on Randolph Street Right on England Street Continue on England Streetn to South Carter Road Right on S. Carter Road Right on Deverux Road Right on S. Carter Hill Parkway (p/u at Apple Garden Inn. front entrance) Continue to cross over England Street to N. Carter Parkway Continue around to Econo Lodge (p/u) Continue back around to England Street Right on England Street to Cottage Green Drive Right on Cottage Green Drive (p/u’s) Continue around to Omni Road Continue on Omni Road Right on N. Washington Highway Continue to Archie Cannon Road Left onto Archie Cannon Road to John Gandy Elementary School Continue to Henry Clay Elementary via: Left on Archie Cannon Left on Henry Street Right on England Street Cross over Center Sreet Bear left onto Hanover Ave. to Henry Clay Elementary Henry Clay /John M. Gandy Run: 11 • Bus: 320 Start run at the intersection of: Cottontree Court and Courtside Drive (7:20am) Continue on Courtside Drive Left on Slash Drive Right on Ashcake Road Right on Maple Street Right on Sunny Drive Continue on Sunny Drive Right on Swannee Drive Right on Courtside Drive Right on Slash Drive Left on Five Oaks ( turn around) Left on Slash Drive Left on Sunny Drive Left on Maple Drive Right on Ashcake Road Continue to school via: Right on South Center Street Right on England Street Left on Henry Street Proceed on Henry Street Right on Archie Cannon Drive to John M. Gandy Elementary Continue back to Henry Clay Elementary Run: 12 • Bus: 146 Start run at the intersection of: Arbor Oak Drive and Washington Highway (Rt. 1) (7:15am) Right on Arbor Oak Drive Continue on Arbor Oak Drive Left on Ten Oak Drive Left on Brown Bark Place

Right on Arbor Oak Drive Continue to Rt. 1 (Washington Highway) Right on Washington Highway (Rt. 1 to Ashland Town Square Apts.)

Right on Wythe House Drive Left on Kings Arms Street Left on Bruton Parrish Drive Right on Route 1 North Continue to Smithtown Road & N. Washington Highway (p/u at intersection) Continue for approximately ½ mile (turn around at gravel cut through & go south) Continue on Route 1 south Right on Berkley Street Right on Henry Street Proceed to school: Right on Archie Cannon Drive to John M. Gandy Elementary School Continue from there to Henry Clay Elementary Run: 13 • Bus: 115 Start run at the intersection of: Caroline Street & Washington Highway (7:22 am) Right on Caroline Street Continue around on Caroline Street Right on Randolph Circle Continue to Macon Circle Right on Macon Circle Right on Washington Highway Left on Omni Road Continue through to Cottage Green Drive (turn around at designated location) Continue back on Omni Road to Washington Highway Right on Washington Highway Left on Archie Cannon Road Proceed to John Gandy and Henry Clay Elementary School Note: PM reversed from AM run.

KERSEY CREEK ELEMENTARY Run: 1 • Bus: 226 Start run at the intersection of: Woodside Lane & Providence Green Dr. (7:00 am) Left on Providence Run Road Right on Spencer Trail Place (turn around at designated location) Left on Providence Run Road Right on Providence Park Drive Left on Woodside Lane Right on East Patrick Henry Road Right on Frances Road turn around at end Cross over Rt. 54 onto Mount Hermon Road Mt. Hermon Road & Glen Carrie Road (p/u) Proceed on Mount Hermon Road to Cheroy Woods Road Right on Cheroy Road Left into Cheroy Woods Lane Continue to cul-de-sac ( p/u to culde-sac & turn around) Continue back to Cheroy Road Right on Cheroy Road Right Mount Hermon Road (p/u to Campbell Creek Road) Right on Campbell Creek Road

Right on Landcastle Drive (p/u at Landcastle & Campbell Creek Road Left on Landcastle Road (p/u at Landcastle Rd. & Trailer Field Road & turn around) Proceed back down Landcastle Road Right on Campbell Creek Road Right on Mount Hermon (pickup students to Goddins Road) Left on Stumpy (p/u) Left on Peaks Road (no p/u) Right on Stumpy Road (no p/u) Right on Chamberlayne (no p/u) Right on Whipporwill Road Left onto Learning Lane to Kersey Creek Elementary Run: 2 • Bus: 279 Start run at the intersection of: E. Patrick Henry Road and Wickham Manor Way (7:00am) Right on Wickham Manor Way (Hickory Hill Subdivision) Continue on Wickham Manor Way to Wild Honeysuckle Lane Left on Wild Honeysuckle Lane Continue to Wild Honeysuckle Lane & Old Cedar Lane Follow Wild Honeysuckle Lane to cul-de-sac Continue back to Wild Honeysuckle Lane & Noisettes Circle Right on Wickham Manor Way Left on Blooming Lilac Lane (turn around at Blooming Lilac Dr. & Climbing Jasmine Way) Continue back to Wickham Manor Way Left on Wickham Manor Way Left on Manor Garden Way (turn around at Manor Garden Way & Officer Lane) Continue back down Manor Garden Way Left on Wickham Manor Way Right on E. Patrick Henry Road Continue to South on Goddins Hill Road (pick up students to Mount Eagle Road) Left on Mount Eagle Road Left on Quail Oak Court (to end turn around) Right on Mount Eagle Road Left on Eagle Point Lane (to end turn around) Right on Pheasant Rush Court (to end turn around) Right on Eagle Point Lane Left on Mount Eagle Road Left on Goddins Hill Road (pickup students to Mount Hermon Road) Right on Mount Hermon Road Right on North Oaks Drive Right on Oak Trail Left on North Oaks Drive Left on Mount Hermon Road (pickup students From Goddins Road to Peaks Road) Left on Peaks Road (pickup students to Stumpy Road) Right on Stumpy Road (no student pickups) Right on Hanover Courthouse Road (no student pickups) Right on Whippoorwhill Road Left on Learning Lane to Kersey Creek ElementaryNote: PM run reversed from AM run.

Run: 3 • Bus: 24 Start run at the intersection of: Jamestown Road & Nursery Road

(7:00 am) Proceed on Jamestown Road ( pick up students to Woodside Lane) Right on Woodside Lane Left onto Markside Lane Right on Slayden Drive Left onto Ambys Lane Right on Slayden Dr. (turn around at Windwood Court) Continue back on Slayden Circle Left on Ambys Lane Continue back to Woodside Lane Left on Woodside Lane to E. Patrick Henry Road Left on E. Patrick Henry Road Right on Wintercrest Drive (to end turn around) Proceed on Wintercrest Drive Right on E. Patrick Henry Road Continue on E. Patrick Henry Road to Hanover Courthouse Road Left on Hanover Courthouse Road (p/u am only) trn around at 13400 Hanover Cthouse Rd. Left on Hanover Courthouse Road to East Patrick Henry Road Right on East Patrick Henry Road Left on St. Pauls Church Road Right on Depot Road Proceed on Depot Road (p/u to Hanover Courthouse Road) Right on Hanover Courthouse Road (p/u on Hanover Courthouse Rd. to Whippoorwill Rd.) Proceed on Hanover Courthouse Road Right on Whippoorwill Road Left into Learning Lane to Kersey Creek ElementaryNote: PM run reversed from AM run.

Run: 4 • Bus: 250 Start run at the intersection of: Peaks Road and Ashcake Road (7:15 am) Proceed on Ashcake Road (p/u on right side to Cheroy Road) Right on Cheroy Road (no p/u) Right on Cheroy Woods Road (no p/u) Right on Heath Pond Drive ( no p/u) Left on Ashcake Road (no p/u) Right on Sliding Hill Road (p/u to Silverstone Dr.) Left on Silver Stone Drive (turn around at Roseland Court) Left on Sliding Hill Road Left on New Ashcake Road Left on Wychwood Drive Right on Linderwood Drive Left on New Ashcake Road (no p/u) Left on Whippoorwill Road (no p/u) Right into Learning Lane to Kersey Creek ElementaryNote: PM run reversed from AM run.

Run: 5 • Bus: 340 Start run at the intersection of: New Ashcake Road & Great Meadows Dr. (7:23 am) Proceed on New Ashcake Rd. (towards Sliding Hill Road) Right on Sliding Hill Road Right on Country Side Lane Left on Hunters Chase Drive Left on Bugle Lane Left on Countryside Lane Right on Great Meadows Drive (turn around at Great Meadows

Court) Continue on Great Meadows Drive to New Ashcake Road Left on New Ashcake Road (no student pickup) Left on Whippoorwill Road Right into Learning Lane to Kersey Creek ElementaryNote: PM run reversed from AM run.

Run: 6 • Bus: 95 Start run at the intersection of: Chamberlayne Road & Old Landsdown Road (7:01 am) Right on Old Landsdown Road Right on Fort Meyers Road ( turn around at end of road) Proceed on Fort Meyers Right on Old Landsdown Road Right on Patrick Henry Blvd Left on New London Road Right on New Britton Road Left on Whippoorwill Road Right on New Ashcake Road Right on Malboro Road Left on Rockingham Road Right on Cheraw Road Left on Anderson Court Bare Left and continue around Anderson Court Left on Cheraw Road Right on Malboro Road Left on New Ashcake Road Left on Whippoorwill Road Right on Charleston Road Left on Wheeling Road Proceed Right on Wheeling Road around circle Right on Charleston Road Right on Whippoorwill Road Left on Walker Road Right on Lincoln Road Left on Truman Road Right on Lincoln Road Left on Walker Road Left on Whippoorwill Road – (pickup students to Kersey Creek) Right into Learning Lane to Kersey Creek Elementary Note: PM run order is same as AM run.

Run:7 • Bus: 100 Start run at the intersection of: Rapidan Way & Susquehanna Trail (7:08 am) Right on Monongahela Trail Right on Patuxent Way Left on Susquehanna Trail Right on Monocan Way Right on Totopotomoy Trail Left on Rapidan Way Left on Rappahannock Trail Right on Kiptopeake Way Left on Chotank Trail Left Wanchese Way Left on Totopotomoy Trail Right on Sliding Hill Road (pick up students to New Ashcake Road) Right on New Ashcake Road (no student pickups) Left on Whippoorwill Road (no student pickups) Right on Learning Lane Right into Learning Lane to Kersey Creek Elementary Note: PM run order is same as AM run.

Goddard School – PM Only see BUS ROUTES, pg. 18

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Run: 8 • Bus: 260 Start run at the intersection of: Ridgebrook Drive and Indianfield Drive (7:29am) Continue on Ridgebrook Drive to New Ashcake Road Right on New Ashcake Road (no student pickup) Left on Whippoorwill Road (no student pickup) Right into Learning Lane to Kersey Creek Elementary Note: PM run order is same as AM run.

Run: 9 • Bus: 153 Start run at the intersection of: New Ashcake Road and Milestone Drive (7:24am) Right on Milestone Drive Right on Indianfield Drive (turn around at Greenline Court) Return to Milestone Drive Left on Milestone Drive Right on New Ashcake Road (no p/u) Left on Ashcake Station Place (turn around at Forest Haze Court) Left on New Ashcake Road (no p/u) Left on Whippoorwill Road (no p/u) Right on Learning Lane to Kersey Creek Elementary Note: PM run reversed from AM run Run: 10 • Bus: 261 Start run at the intersection of: Milestone Drive and Manor View Drive (7:30 am) Turn right on Manor View Drive and (turn around in Manor View cul-de-sac) Proceed to Winnepeg Court (p/u’s) Right on Milestone Drive (turn around in Milestone Drive cul-desac) Right on Indianfield Drive Left on Crossover Drive to Seward Way Left on Ridgebrook Drive Right on New Ashcake Road (no student pickup) Left on to Whippoorwill Road (no student pickup) Right into Learning Lane to Kersey Creek Elementary Note: PM run reversed from AM run.

Run: 11 • Bus: 106 Start run at the intersection of: Milestone Drive and Manor View Drive (7:30am) Left on Manor View Drive (turn around in Manor View cul-de-sac) Continue on Manor View Drive to Milestone Drive Right on Milestone Drive Right on New Ashcake Road (no student pickup) Left on Whippoorwill Road (no student pickup) Right into Learning Lane to Kersey Creek Elementary Note: PM run order is same as AM run.

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Run: 12 • Bus: 282 Start run at the intersection of: Stone Spring Drive & Silverthorne (7:25 am) Right on Stone Spring Drive (turn around at Tuckerman Court) Continue on Stone Spring Drive to Grayhawk Court (turn around) Right on Manor View Drive Right on Milestone Drive Right on New Ashcake Road (no student pickup) Left on Whippoorwill Road Right on Learning Lane to Kersey Creek Elementary Run: 13 • Bus: 127 Start run at the intersection of: Hunters Chase Drive and Bugle Lane (7:28am) Proceed on Hunters Chase Drive (pick up students at intersections to Tally Ho Drive) Left on Tally Ho Drive (to end turn around) Proceed on Tally Ho Drive (pick up students at intersections to Polo Pony Court) Left on New Ashcake Road (no student pickup) Left on Whippoorwill Road (no student pickup) Right into Learning Lane to Kersey Creek Elementary Note: PM run order is same as AM run.

Run: 14 • Bus: 58 Start at the intersection of: Hillcrest Road & Peaks Road (7:05 am) Proceed on Hillcrest Road (turn around at designated location) Left on Peaks Road Right on Cadys Mill Road Right on Hanover Courthouse Road Right on Peaks Road Left on Stumpy Road Right on Chamberlyne Road Right on Whippoorwill Road Left on Learning Lane Continue on to Kersey CreekNote: PM run reversed from AM run.

PATRICK HENRY HIGH SCHOOL LIBERTY MIDDLE SCHOOL Run: 1 • Bus: 88 Start run at intersection of : Washington Highway & Mt. Hope Church Road (7:10 am) Right on Washington Highway Left on Mount Hope Church Road (p/u’s) Cross over Doswell Road & continue on Mt. Hope Church Road (turn around location) Continue back down Mt. Hope Church Road Right on Doswell Road (p/u’s) (cross over bridge) Continue on Doswell Road Cross over Doswell Road to Darbys Road (p/u’s) turn around at Darbys Rd. & Academy Farm Lane)

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Right on Old Ridge Road (p/u’s & turn around) Continue west on Old Ridge Road (turn around at designated location) Continue back east on Old Ridge Road Left on Breedens Road Left on Lucas Road Right on Old Ridge Road (p/u’s) Left on Blunts Bridge Road Left on Newfound Road (turn around at end) Left on Blunts Bridge Road Right on Independence Road Right on Blanton Road Right on W. Patrick Henry Road (Rt. 54) Proceed to School.

Note: Reverse for PM run.

Run: 2 • Bus: 31 Start run at the intersection of: Verdon Road & Landora Bridge Road (7:15 am) Left on Landora Bridge Road Continue on Landora Bridge Road (turn around at Rock Castle Road) Left on Verdon Road Left on Hewlett Road (turn around at designated location) Continue back down Hewlett Road Left on Verdon Road Left on Noel Road (turn around at end of road (Narrow Path Trail, end of state maintenance) Left on Verdon Road Left on Route One (Continue to designated location for turn around) Continue back on Route One to Cross Corner Road (no p/u’s) Continue to Patrick Henry and Liberty Middle Schools via: Right on Cross Corner Road Right on Blunts Bridge Road Left on Blunts Road Left on Independence Road Right on Blanton Road Right on W. Patrick Henry Road to Patrick Henry and Liberty Schools Note: PM run reversed from AM run.

Run: 3 • Bus: 309 Start run at the intersection of: Ancient Acres Road and Wards Forest Ave. (6:55AM) Continue west on Ancient Acres Road to Greenbay Road Right on Greenbay Road Continue on Greenbay Road approximately 3/10th of a mile & turn around at designated location) Continue south on Greenbay Road to Beaverdam Road Right on Beaverdam Road (turn around at County Line) Left on Beaver Den Lane (turn around at cul-de-sac) Left on Anderson Mill Way Left on Union Church Road Left on Teman Road (turn around at Windy River Farm Lane) Left on Verdon Road Right on Hewlett Road to Old Ridge Road Continue to school via: Right on Old Ridge Road Left on Coatesville Road Right on Scotchtown Road

Left on W Patrick Henry Road to PHHS and LMS Note: Reverse run directions for PM. Run: 4 • Bus: 08 Start run at nearest intersection of: Tyler Station Road & Woodsons Mill Road (7:14am) Proceed northwest on Tyler Station Road to Beaverdam Road (p/u’s) Right on Beaverdam Road Continue on Beaverdam Road Left on Ben Gayle Road ( turn around at end) Left on Beaverdam Road Right on Trainham Road (turn around at the end) Left on Beaverdam Road Right on Beaverdam School Road Right on Teman Road Right on Goshen Road Left on Terry Road Left on Taylor Road to Coatesville Road Continue to school via: Right on Coatesville Road Right on Scotchtown Road Left W Patrick Henry Road to PHHS and LMS Note: Reverse run in PM Run: 5 • Bus: 7 Start run at the intersection of: Old Ridge Road and Pleasant Mill Road (7:00 am ) Continue west on Old Ridge Road Right on Landmark Cedar Road Left on Grover Cocke Road (turn around at end) Left on Landmark Cedar Road Left on Shiloh Church Road Left on Belches Road (turn around at designated location) Left on Woodson’s Mill Road Right on Tyler Station Road Left on Beaver Dam Road (turn around at designated location) Left on Tyler Station Road Right on Teman Road Right on Coatesville Road Left on Overlook Ridge Lane (turn around at end) Left on Coatesville Road Right on Scotchtown Road to West Patrick Henry Road Continue to school via: Left on W Patrick Henry Road to PHHS and LMS Note: Reverse for PM run directions.

Run: 6 • Bus: 259 Start run at the intersection: Beaverdam Road at Parsons Road (7:10am) Continue on Beaverdam Road Left on Tyler Station Road Left on Hollowing Creek Road ( changes to Shiloh Church Road) Right on Parsons Road (turn around at Fleming Mill Drive) Continue back on Parsons Road (cross over Shiloh Church Road) Parsons Road to Allen Harris Road (turn around at end) Continue back to Parsons Road Right on Parsons Road to Beaverdam Road Cross over Beaverdam Road continue on Parsons Road

Left on Parsons Ridge Road (turn around at end, cul-de-sac) Left on Circuit Rider Drive (turn around at Buckfast Place) Left on Parsons Ridge Road Right on Jericho Drive Left on Parsons Road to Old Ridge Road Left on Old Ridge Road Right on Goshen Road Continue to West Patrick Henry Road (Rt. 54) Left on W. Patrick Henry Road Continue to school via: Rt.54 (W. Patrick Henry Road) to Patrick Henry High & Liberty Middle Run: 7 • Bus: 70 Start run at the intersection of: Parsons Road and Beaver Dam Road Continue south on Beaver Dam Road Left ( west) on Old Ridge Road (pass Gun Barrel Road on left) Continue to New Westridge Road Left on New Westridge (turn around at end) Right on Old Ridge Road Continue back east on Old Ridge Road Left on Shiloh Church Road (watch for stop sign & turn just pass sign ) Right on Rocky Ford Road Right on Beaverdam Road Continue back on Beaverdam Road (continue through intersection at Old Ridge Road) Left on Connie Hall Road (turn around at designated location) Continue back to Beaver Dam Road Left on Beaver Dam Road Continue to school via: Left on Mountain Road Left on W Patrick Henry Road to PHHS and LMS Run: 8 • Bus: 334 Start run at the intersection of: Mabelton Road and Gun Barrel Road (7:27 am) Right on Mabelton Road Left on Pleasant Mill Road Right on Old Ridge Road Right on Goshen Road Left on W. Patrick Henry Road Continue to school via: Left on W Patrick Henry Road to PHHS and LMS Run: 9 • Bus: 333 Start run at the intersection of: Pleasant Mill Road & Old Ridge Road (7:10 am) Left on Old Ridge Road Continue West on Old Ridge Road Left on Gun Barrel Road Left on Mountain Road Right on Devonwood Road (turn around at end of Devonwood Road) Right on Mountain Road Left on Woodman Hall Road Right on Robert Terrell Road Left on Robert Terrell Road Left on W Patrick Henry Road Left on Pinehurst Drive (turn

around at cul de sac) Right on Deep Spring Drive ( turn around at Broad Creek Drive) Right on Pinehurst Forest Drive to West Patrick Henry Road Continue to school via: Left on W Patrick Henry Road to PHHS and LMS Run: 10 • Bus: 148 Start run at the intersection of: Dunn Road and Mountain Road (7:20am) Turn left on Dunn Road ( turn around at end of Dunn Road) Continue back to Mountain Road Left on Mountain Road Continue on Mountain Road Right on Jones Farm Road (go to empty driveway on left & turn around in driveway) Left on Mountain Road (no p/u’s) Right on Hopeful Church Road Right on Taylors Creek Road (turn around at Boondock Lane) Continue on Taylors Creek Road to Bethany Church Road Left on Bethany Church Road Continue to school via: Right on Mountain Road Continue onto W Patrick Henry Road (east) to PHHS and LMSNote: Reverse directions for PM run.

Run: 11 • Bus: 86 Start run at the intersection of: Mountain Road and Burnham Davis Road (7:22am) Right on Burnham Davis Road (turn around at end) Continue back to Mountain Road Right on Mountain Road Left on Bourne Road Left on Taylor’s Creek Road Left on Clazemont Road to Mountain Road Continue to school via: Right on Mountain Road Left on W Patrick Henry Road Continuing on W Patrick Henry Road to PHHS and LMS Note: PM run directions same as AM directions Run: 12 • Bus: 122 Start run at the intersection of: Turkey Road & Pinhook Road (7:15 am) Continue on Pinhook Road Right on Oilville Road Right on Pony Farm Road (turn around at Gallop Lane) Continue back on Pony Farm Road Left on Oilville Road Left on Watkins Road (turn around at designate location) Continue back to Dogwood Trail Road Left on Dogwood Trail Road Left on Bienvenue Road Right on Pouncey Tract Road at stop Sign Continue on Pouncey Tract Road Continue to school via: Pouncey Tract Road to Ashland Road Left on Ashland Road at stop sign see BUS ROUTES, pg. 19

BUS ROUTES Continued from pg. 18

Continue to Blanton Road Left on Blanton Road Continue W. Patrick Henry Road at light Left on W. Patrick Henry Road to Patrick Henry High Run: 13 • Bus: 110 Start run at the intersection of: Dogwood Trail Road at Pouncey Tract Road (7:20am) Continue on Dogwood Trail (p/u’s) Continue to Manakin Road Left on Manakin Road (turn around at designated location) Right on Dogwood Trail Right on Primrose Lane Right on Rosemont Drive Right on Echo Meadows Road Left on Manakin Road Right on Seay Road Right on Britteland Drive Continue back to Seay Road Left on Manakin Road Right on Echo Meadows Road Right on Rockville Road (turn around at designated location) Continue back on Rockville Road Continue on Rockville Rd & cross Pouncey Tract Rd & continue to Walnut Hill Dr. Continue straight from Walnut Hill Drive onto Henley Road Continue to MLC Lane (turn around at designated location) Continue on Henley Road Right on Walnut Hill Drive Continue on Walnut Hill Drive through gated columns to culde-sac Continue to school via: Left on Pouncey Tract Road Left on Ashland Road Left on Blanton Road Left on Patrick Henry Road to PHHS & LMS. Run: 14 • Bus: 225 Start run at the intersection of: Dunns Chapell Road & Vontay Road (7:06 am) Continue to Vontay Road Right on Vontay Road Continue to Spring Road & Vontay Road Left on Vontay Road (p/u’s) Continue to Factory Mill Road Left on Factory Mill Road Continue to Mickie Town Road Left on Mickie Town Road (p/u & turn around at end of road) Continue back to Factory Mill Road Right on Factory Mill Road Continue to Octagon Road Right on Octagon Road Continue to Pinhook Road Right on Pinhook Road & Bowles Knob Road Continue on Pinhook Road Right on Turkey Road (turn around at Woodland Fox Lane) Continue back to Pinhook Road Right on Pinhook Road Right on Explorer Ridge Road Continue to Victoria Hills (turn around at cul-de-sac)

Continue back to Pinhook Road Left on Pinhook Road Pinhook Road to Vontay Road Right on Vontay Road Continue to Dunns Chapel Road Left on Dunns Chapel Road Left on Taylors Creek Road Continue to school via: Right on Bethany Church Road Continue to Mountain Road Right on Mountain Road Left onto West Patrick Henry Road to schools Run: 15 • Bus: 284 Start run at the intersection of: Dunns Chapel Rd. & Pouncey Tract Rd. (7:17am) Continue south on Pouncey Tract Rd. (turn around at designated location) Continue north to Vontay Rd. Right on Vontay Road Continue west on Vontay Road (turn around at Toler Lane) Continue east on Vontay Road Left on Dunn’s Chapel Road (Runs into Saint Peters Church Road) Left on Walton’s Tavern Road Right on Iron Hill Drive (turn around at designated location) Right on Waltons Tavern Road Left on Mountain Road (Rt. 33) Left on Derby Ridge Road (turn around at Trails End Drive) Left on Mountain Road Continue to school via: Right on W Patrick Henry Road to PHHS and LMS Note: PM run reversed from AM run.

Run: 16 • Bus: 229 Start run at the intersection of: Bethany Church Road at Mountain Road (7:15am) Right on Bethany Church Road ( turn around at Fire Department) Continue south on Bethany Church Road (to Pryors Lane) Left on Pryor Lane (turning around at the end) Right on Bethany Church Road to Winding Creek Left on Winding Creek (turn around in culdasac) Bethany Church Road to Wedge Stone Drive (turn around at end) Left on Bethany Church Road Left on Taylor’s Creek Road to Dunn’s Chapel Road Right on Saint Peter’s Church Road Left on Mountain Road Left on Waltons Tavern Road Left on Locust Run Drive (turn around at end) Left on Mountain Road Right on W Patrick Henry Road Continue to school via: Right on Patrick Henry Road to PHHS and LMS Note: Reverse run directions for PM. Run: 17 • Bus: 116 Start run at the intersection of: Canterbury Road at Bethany Church Road (7:05 am) Continue south on Canterbury Road to Saint Peter’s Church Road

Left on Saint Peter’s Church Road Left on Waltons Tavern Road Right on Mountain Road (turn around at designated location approx. 2 miles) Continue west on Mountain Road Right on Rosmarin Road Left on Greenwood Church Road Right on Lone Oak Road (turn around at the end) Left on Greenwood Church Road Left on Patrick Meadows Way (turn around at end) Right on Forest Henry Road (turn around at end) Right on Patrick Meadows Way Left on Greenwood Church Road Left on Scotchtown Road Right on W Patrick Henry Road Right on King Road (turn around at Kings Grant Lane ) Right on West Patrick Henry Road Continue to school via: West Patrick Henry Road to PH & LM schools Note: PM run starts out reversed until last stop on Greenwood Church Rd, then commence D/O’s starting on Canterbury Road to Mountain Road.

Run: 18 • Bus: 285 Start run at the intersection of: Abner Church Road and Howards Mill Road (7:15am) Continue south on Howard’s Mill Road (turn around at designated location) Left on Pouncey Tract Road Right on Howards Mill Road Right on Abner Church Road Left on Ashland Road Right on Chewning Road Right on Mountain Road Right on Gordons Lane (turn around at end of Gordons Lane) Proceed back to Dude Ranch Road Right on Dude Ranch Road (turn around at designated location) Continue back to Dude Ranch Road Continue on Dude Ranch Road to Gordons Lane Right on Gordons Lane Left on Mountain Road Right on Ashland Road Left on Blanton Road Left on Blanton Road to W Patrick Henry Road Continue to PHHS and LMS via: Left on W. Patrick Henry Road to School Run: 19 • Bus: 328 Start run at the intersection of: Greenwood Church Road at Windmill Drive (7:25am) Continue west on Greenwood Church Road to Cherry Hill Road Left on Cherry Hill Road Left on Kreutler Road Right on Stone Trace Drive (P/U & turn around at cul-de-sac) Left on Kreutler Road Left on Cherry Hill Road Left on Big Bear Court (turn around at end) Left on Cherry Hill Road Right on Greenwood Church Road Left on Mill Creek Drive (entrance at club house)

Left on Greenwood Church Road Left on Winston Road Left on Deer Creek Road (turn around in cul-de-sac at end of Deer Creek Rd.) Left on Winston Road to Blanton Road Continue to school via: Left on Blanton Road Left on W Patrick Henry Road to PHHS and LMS Note: Reverse run for PM Run: 20 • Bus: 77 Start run at the intersection of: Coatesville Road and Annfield Road (7:20am) Left on Annfield Road (turn around at end) Left on Coatesville Road to Scotchtown Road Left on Scotchtown Road to Chiswell Lane Left on Chiswell Lane (turn around at the end of Chiswell Lane) Left on Scotchtown Road Right on Campbell Lake Road Right on Tower Road Left on Horseshoe Bridge Road (turn around at Rehoboth Road) Left on Tower Road Left on W Patrick Henry Road (p/u’s) Continue on to: Patrick Henry & Liberty Middle School Note: PM run reversed from AM run.

Patrick Henry High School Liberty Middle School Run: 21 • Bus: 53 Start run at the intersection of: Old Ridge Road at Rockets Mill Road (7:30am) Continue north on Rockets Mill Road to Old Ridge Road Left on Old Ridge Road Right on New Market Mill Road (turn around at 12225 New Market Mill Road ) Right on Old Ridge Road (proceed to Little River Estates) Right on White Pine Road (turn around at Tiswood/Sweet Gum Street) Right on Old Ridge Road Left on Katy Lane (turn around at cul-de-sac) Left on Old Ridge Road Proceed to intersection of Old Ridge & Teman Road (turn left) Continue to school via: Left on Coatesville Road Right on Scotchtown Road Left on W Patrick Henry Road to Patrick Henry High and Liberty Middle Run: 22 • Bus: 265 Start run at the intersection of: Woodstock Road & Pin Oaks Estates Dr. (7:10am) Continue back to Auburn Mill Road Right on Auburn Mill Road Left on Saint Peter’s Church Road Left on Howards Mill Road Left on Stone Horse Creek Road Right on Mountain Road Bear left onto Greenwood Road

Left on Ashland Road Continue to Greenwood Church Road Left on Greenwood Church Road Right into Wesleys Court (turn around) Right on Greenwood Church Road Right on Winston Road Left onto Blanton Road Left on W. Patrick Henry Road Right on Yankeetown (p/u & turn around at designated location) Continue back to W. Patrick Henry Road Right on W. Patrick Henry Road Continue to school via: Right on W Patrick Henry Road to school Note: Reverse PM run.

Run: 23 • Bus: 263 Start run at the intersection of: Mountain Road at Ashland Road (7:08 am) Continue right on Ashland Road to Cauthorne Road Left on Cauthorne Road (turn around at Nash Lane & Cauthorne Road ) Continue back to Ashland Road Left on Ashland Road Right on Pouncey Tract Road Right on South Anna Drive to Howard’s Mill Road Continue to school via: Right on Howard’s Mill Road Left on Abner Church Road Left on Ashland Road Left on Blanton Road Left on W Patrick Henry Road to Patrick Henry High and Liberty Middle Run: 24 • Bus: 323 Start run at the intersection of: Overhill Drive & Mountain Road (7:15 am) 1st p/u on Overhill Drive then continue to Mountain Road Right on Mountain (Continue to designated turn around location) Continue back west on Mountain Road to Gladfelter Road Left on Gladfelter Road Right on Windham Hill (turn around at end) Right on Gladfelter (P/U students at intersection of Longest Road & Gladfelter Road(turn around at end) Continue back on Gladfelter Left on Mountain Road Continue west on Mountain Road Continue to Mountain Road and New Farrington Court Right on New Farrington Court (turn around at end) Right on Mountain Road Right on Ashland Road (at Stanleys Store) Left on Greenwood Church Road (stop at intersection of Wesleys Ct. & Greenwood Church Rd.) Continue to intersection of Greenwood Creek Dr. & Greenwood Church Rd. Continue to intersection of Fair Oaks Ln. & Greenwood Church Rd. Continue to intersection of Greenwood Church Road &

Lakeview Farms Place Continue to intersection of Spring Branch Ln. & Greenwood Church Rd. Continue to school via: Right on Winston Road Left on Blanton Road Left on W Patrick Henry Road to PHHS and LMS Run: 25 • Bus: 164 Start run at the intersection of: Karen Drive and Cedar Lane (7:40am) Continue on Cedar Lane to Rocky Ridge Road Left on Rocky Ridge Road Left on Winns Church Road Left on Cedar Lane Left on Beaver Glen Drive Left on Otter Drive (go to end and turn around) Right on Beaver Glen Drive Left on Cedar LaneContinue to school via: Right on Ashland Road Left on Blanton Road Left on Blanton Road to W. Patrick Henry Road Left on W Patrick Henry Road to PHHS and LMS Run: 26 • Bus: 62 Start run at the intersection of: Cedar Lane at Cedar Lea Parkway (7:49am) Left on Cedar Lea Parkway Right on New Town Court Right on Scots Quarter Road Left on Parsons Chapel Road Right on Caruthers Way Right on Cedar Lea Parkway Right on Cedar Lane to Elmont Road Right on Elmont Road Continue to school via: Continue on Elmont Road to Medical Drive Right on Medical Drive to Thompson St. (W. Patrick Henry Road) Left on W Patrick Henry Road to Patrick Henry High and Liberty Middle Run: 27 • Bus: 102 Start run at the intersection of: Cedar Lane & Karen Drive (7:43 am) Right on Karen Drive (turn around at end) Right on Cedar Lane Right on Broken Bit Lane (turn around at designated location) Right on Cedar Lane Continue on Cedar Lane to Brookhollow Drive Left on Brookhollow Drive ( turn around at Brookhollow Court ) Left on Cedar Lane Left on Elmont Woods Drive (turn around at end) Left on Cedar Lane Right on Holly Hill Road (turn around at end) Left on Cedar Lane Right on Elmont Road Continue to school via: see BUS ROUTES, pg. 20

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BUS ROUTES Continued from pg. 19

Left on West Patrick Henry Highway to school Note: PM run directions same as AM directions.

Run: 28 • Bus: 94 Start run at the intersection of: Blanton Road & Ashcake Road (7:30 am) Left on Ashcake Road Continue on Ashcake Road (p/u’s) Right on Wildwood Boulevard Right on Sunset Drive Right on Lees Lane Right on Wildwood Blvd.

Right on Sunset Drive Left on Lees Lane Right on Link Lane Left on Melton Road Left on Foxmill Run Lane (turn around at Iron Horse Lane) Left on Melton Road (turn around at Melton Place Drive) Right on Ashcake Road to Elmont Road (no p/u’s) Continue to school via: Left on Elmont Road Left on W Patrick Henry Road to PHHS and LMS Run: 29 • Bus: 310 Start run at the intersection of: Snead Street at Hanover Avenue (7:46 am) Right on Snead Street Continues on Snead Street (no p/u’s) Right on Thompson Street Left on North James Street Left on Snead Street Right on Wesley Street Right on Chapman Street Right on Cross Road Proceed to Dairy Lane(p/u students at intersection & make turn around at intersection) Proceed back on Cross Road Right on Chapman Street Right on W. Patrick Henry Road (no p/u’s) Continue to school via: W. Patrick Henry Road to PH and LM schools Note: PM run is same as AM run.

Run: 30 • Bus: 180 Start run at the intersection of: Rt. 54 and Washington Highway (7:50 am) Continue east on Rt. 54 Right on South Hill Carter Parkway (p/u at Apple Garden Inn, front office) Turn around in parking lot and continue back on South Hill Carter Parkway Cross Rt. 54 at stop lights over to North Hill Carter Parkway Continue on North Hill Parkway (p/u at Kitty Hamilton Cir. & N. Carter Road turn around) Continue back to Rt. 54 Right on Rt. 54 Continue west on Rt. 54 (England Street) to Cottage Green Drive Right on Cottage Green Drive Continue on Cottage Green Drive

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Left on Omni Road Continue on Omni Road Right on Washington Highway (no p/u’s) Left on Macon Circle Left on Henry Place Right on Randolph Circle Left on Macon Circle Left on Caroline Street Right on Louisiana Street Right on England Street Continue to School via: Continue on Rt. 54 West to PHHS and LMS Note: PM run same as AM run Run: 31 • Bus: 146 Start run at the intersection of: Berkley Street & Route 1 (7:55 am) Continue South on Route 1 (p/u at designated stop on Washington Highway) Continue to Sedgefield Trailer Park Left onto Arbor Oak Drive Continue on Arbor Oak Drive (Continue past Winter Oak Drive on left, keeping straight on Arbor Oak) Left on Winter Oak Drive Left on Ten Oak Drive Right on Brown Bark Place Right on Arbor Oak Drive to Washington Highway (no p/u’s) Continue to school via: Right on Washington Highway Left on England Street (Route 54) to PHHS and LMS Note: Reverse directions for PM run Run: 32 • Bus: 227 Start run at the intersection of: Lakeridge Parkway and Lewistown Road (7:25 am) Right on Lewistown Road (Cross over Rt. 1) Continue on Lewistown Road (turn around at Elmont landfill) Continue back on Lewistown Rd. (p/u’s on right hand side) Right on Washington Highway (Rt. 1) Continue South on Washington Highway Right on Dellwood Road (turn around at end of road) Right on Washington Highway Continue south after p/u on Washington Highway Left on Old Telegraph Road Continue on Old Telegraph Road for p/u’s as posted Continue back to Washington Highway North Continue for approximately 5 miles Right on Elletts Crossing Road Right on Hickory Hill Road Continue to assigned stop at intersection of Mannheim Drive & Hickory Hill Road Left turn at 1st entrance to Mannheim (p/u) & continue around road Continue back on Hickory Hill Road Right on Hickory Hill Road Right on Elletts Crossing Road Right on Washington Highway Left on Cross Corner Road Left on Blunts Bridge Road to N James Street

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Left at Ashland Park Dr & continue to Ashland Park Dr. & Stanley Park Dr. Continue to right on Stanley Park Dr. & continue back to Ashland Park Dr. Left on Ashland Park Dr Left on N. James Street Continue on N James Street to Carter Forest Drive ( Carter Hill Subdivision) Right on Carter Forest Drive Left on Wales Way ( p/u) Continue to Hillsway Drive Left on Hillsway Drive Right on N James Street Continue on N James Street to N Snead Street Continue to school via: Right on Snead Street Right on Wesley Street Right on W Patrick Henry Road to PHHS and LMS Note: PM is run in reverse from AM run.

Run: 33 • Bus: 278 Start run at the intersection of: Hanover Avenue and Snead Street (7:54 am) Continue on Hanover Avenue to Elmont Road Turn left on Elmont Road Left on Ashcake Road Left on South Center Street Continue on South Center Street Left on Early Street Right on Duncan Street Continue on Duncan Street to Hanover Avenue Right on Hanover Avenue Left on Duncan Street Left on Thompson Street Continue to school via: Left on W Patrick Henry Road to PHHS and LMS Note: Reverse run for PM. Run: 34 • Bus: 96 Start run at the intersection of: Maple Street at Ashcake Road (7:48am) Left on Maple Street Right on E. Francis Street Left on Kilby Station Road Left on New Street Proceed on New Street and Right on Virginia Street Continue on Virginia St.(past MacMurdo St., Arlington St. & Maiden St. intersections) Left on England Street Proceed on Thompson St. Right on North James Street Left on Henry Clay Road Right on Chapman Street Left on Wesley Street Right on Thompson Street Proceed to school via: continue onto W. Patrick Henry Road to PHHS and LMS Note: PM run reversed from AM Run: 35 • Bus: 115 Start run at the intersection of: Beverly Road & Hanover Ave. (7:53am) Continue on west on Hanover Ave. Right on Elmont Road Left on Yowell Road to Blanton

Road Right on Blanton Road Continue to school via: Left on W. Patrick Henry Road to PHHS and LMS Run: 36 • Bus: 189 Start run at the intersection of: England Street and Virginia Street (7:53 am) Left on Virginia Street Continue on Virginia Left on New Street Right on Maple Street Right on E. Francis Street Right on Virginia Street Right on MacMurdo Street Continue north on Maple Street to Arlington Street Right on Arlington Street Right on South Taylor Street Left on Pleasant Street Left on Randolph Street Continue on Randolph Street Right on Myrtle Street Right on S. Washington Highway Left on Arbor Oak Drive Left on Winter Oak Drive Right on Ten Oak Drive Right on Brown Bark Place Right on Arbor Oak Drive Right on Rt. 1 north Continue to school via: Left on England Street and continue to Patrick Henry High and Liberty Middle Note: PM run directions same as AM run.

Run: 37 • Bus: 274 Start run at intersection of : England Street & South Taylor Street (7:58 am) Right on South Taylor Street Left on Pleasants Street Right on South Washington Highway Right on Ashcake Road Left on Maple Street Extension (Turn around at designated location) Right on Maple Street Ext. Left on Ashcake Road Right on South Center Street Left on Thompson Street Continue to school via: Continue on Thompson St. (54 West) to PH / LM. Run: 38 • Bus: 320 Start run at the intersection of: Sunny Drive and Slash Drive (7:55 am) Continue east on Sunny Drive Right on Swannee Drive Right on Courtside Drive Left on Slash Drive Right on Ashcake Road Right on Slash Drive Right on South Center Street Continue onto South Railroad Ave. Left on England Street (Rt. 54 west) Continue to school via: Continue on W Patrick Henry Road to Patrick Henry High and Liberty Middle Run: 39 • Bus: 257 Start run at the intersection of: W.

Pat. Henry Rd. and Hickory Oaks Lane (1mile W.of PH) 7:55 am Left onto Hickory Oaks Lane ( turn around at end) Right onto W. Patrick Henry Road Left on Country Club Drive Left on Riverside Drive (turn around at end) Left on Fairway Drive Left on Country Club Drive Right on Pinehurst Lane Left on Augusta Drive Left on Country Club Drive Left on W Patrick Henry Road to Patrick Henry High and Liberty Middle Run: 40 • Bus: 84 Start run at intersection of: Old Ridge Road and Bucks Branch Lane (7:30 am) Continue on Old Ridge Road to Woodman Hall Road Left on Woodman Hall Road Left on Parrish Farm Rd (turn around at end) Left on Woodman Hall Road Left on Mountain Road Left on Brown Pleasants Road (turn around at end) Left on Mountain Road (Merge onto W Patrick Henry Road ) Continue east on W Patrick Henry Road Continue to Quaker Church Road Right on Quaker Church Road (go to end of state maintenance sign, turn around) Right on W Patrick Henry Road Continue to school via: Continuing east on W Patrick Henry Road to PHHS and LMS Note: Reverse for PM run Run: 41 • Bus: 289 Start run at the intersection of: Washington Highway & Wythe House Drive (7:50am) Left on Wythe House Drive (Ashland Town Square Apts.)

Left on Bruton Parrish Drive Right on Kings Arms Street Right on Wythe House Drive Right on Washington Highway (P/U at Smithtown Rd. & N. Washington Highway) Continue on Washington Highway (turn around at old circuit parking lot, far parking lot) Turn around & P/U at 14199 Washington Highway Continue South on Washington Highway (P/U’s) see time & load sheet Right on Berkley Street Left on Henry Street Continue to school via: Right on England Street (Rte. 54) to Patrick Henry High School Note: Reverse for PM run.

Run: 42 • Bus: 87 Start run at the intersection of: (Bullfield Road ) 7:05 AM Continue west on Bullfield Road Right on Doswell Road (Cross over 2 railroad tracks) Left on Washington Highway ( P/U at designated stop) Left on Pleasant Circle (turn around at end of road ) Left on Washington Highway

Right on Kings Dominion Blvd.

Right on Binns Road Left onto Kings Dominion Blvd.

Access Road Right on Theme Park Way (turn around at designated location) Continue back around to Kings Dominion Access Road Continue to cut through to Binns Road Right on Binns Road Right on Taylorsville Road Left on Washington Highway Proceed south on Rt. 1 (turn into designated location & proceed to Atkinson Rd.) Left on Atkinson Rd. & proceed to Cross Corner Rd. Left on Cross Corner Rd. & continue to Rt. 1 Left on Rt. 1 Continue north on Rt. 1 (p/u’s to Rt. 1 and Route Drive) Right on Old Ridge Road Continue on Old Ridge Road (p/u’s on right hand side) (turn around at designated location) Continue to intersection of Old Ridge Road & Hickory Hill Road (p/u) turn around Continue back on Old Ridge Road (p/u’s on right hand side) Continue on Old Ridge Road (west – over I-95) Right on Fountain Road (turn around at end) Continue back west on Old Ridge Road Cross over Rt. 1 Continue to school via: Continuing on Old Ridge Road Left on Blunts Bridge Road Right on Independence Road Right on Blanton Road Right on West Patrick Henry Road to Patrick Henry and Liberty Middle Schools Run: 43 • Bus: 43 Start run at the intersection of: Farrington Road at Greenwood Church Road (7:13 am) Continue south on Farrington Road Right on Palmers Way Left on Foxford Lane (P/U at Bud Lane and Foxford Lane ) turn around Right on Palmers Way Right on Farrington Road Right on Mountain Road Left into Triple Oaks Drive (turn around at Triple Oaks Dr. & Whispering Creek Cir.) Left on Mountain Road Right on Palmers Way (turn around) Right on Mountain Road Right on Scotchtown Road Right on Stillmeadows Road (turn around at end) Right on Scotchtown Road Right on Greenwood Church Road (left on service road between Cherry Hill & Greenwood Church Rd) Proceed back to Scotchtown Road Right on Scotchtown Road Right on Three Oaks Lane see BUS ROUTES, pg. 21

BUS ROUTES Continued from pg. 20

Right on Three Oaks Court (turn around at end) Right on Three Oaks Lane Right on Three Oaks Terrace (turn around at end) Right on Three Oaks Lane (to the end & turn around) Proceed back to Scotchtown Road Right on Scotchtown Road Right on W. Patrick Henry Road (no p/u’s) Continue to School via: Right on W. Patrick Henry Road to PHHS and LMS Run: 44 • Bus: 266 Start run at the intersection of: Karen Drive and Cedar Lane (7:43am) Continue southeast on Cedar Lane Right on Washington Highway Right on Colonial Estates Circle Continue to front office location Bear left and continue on road (around curve) Left into gravel parking lot (p/u’s at this location) Bear right out of gravel parking lot continuing back to front office location Continue back to Washington Highway Right on Washington Highway Left on King Acres Road Left on Lakeridge Parkway (no p/u’s) Right on Lakeridge Square Court (circle around at the swimming Pool) Left on Lakeridge Square Court Left on Lakeridge Parkway Right on Sliding Hill Road Right on Route One Left on Cedar Lane Continue to school via: Cedar Lane Right on Elmont Road to Medical Drive Left on Route 54 west to PH & Liberty Middle Run: 45 • Bus: 161 Start run at the intersection of: Karen Drive at Cedar Lane (7:42AM) Left on Cedar Lane Left on Karen Drive Continue on Karen Drive Right on Old Elmont Road Right on Elmont Road Right on Gwathmey Church Road (turn around at Meriturn Place) Right on Elmont Road to Medical Drive Continue to School via: Left on Rte. 54 to PHHS and LMS Note: Reverse for PM run.

Run: 46 • Bus: 98 Start run at the intersection of: Cobbs Road at Washington Highway (7:50am) Continue south on Washington Highway Left on Lewistown Road

Continue on Lewistown Road Right on Carter Heights Road (turn around at the end) Left on Lewistown Road Right on Washington Highway Right on Ashcake Road Right on Ashland Heights Road (turn around at end) Continue to school via: Left on Ashcake Road Right on Rt.1 (Washington Highway) Left on W. Patrick Henry Road to PHHS and LMS Note: Reverse run for PM Run: 47 • Bus: 46 Start run at the intersection of: Cedar Lane & Winns Church Road (7:42am) Left on Winns Church Road Continue to Mountain Road Turn around in driveway of designated location on Mountain Road Right onto Winns Church Road Right on Greenwood Road (turn around at designated location on Greenwood Road, driveway) Continue on Greenwood Road to Ashland Road Right on Ashland Road Continue to Blanton Road Continue to School via: Left on Blanton Road Left on West Patrick Henry Road to PHHS and LMS Note: Reverse run for PM. Run: 48 • Bus: 142 Start run at the intersection of: Karen Drive at Elmont Road (7:40 am) Continue south on Elmont Road to Cedar Lane Left on Cedar Lane Right on Old Washington Highway Continue on Old Washington Highway (p/u’s) to Chickahominy River Lane Proceed and make turn around at designated location Proceed back north on Old Washington Highway Left on Cedar Lane Right on Elmont Road Right on Cobbs Road (make p/u & turn around at designated location) Left on Old Scotland Road Left on Haltonshire Way Left on Scots Hill Terrace Right on Old Scotland Road Left on Cobbs Road Right on Elmont Road Continue to school via: Continuing on Elmont Road to Rt. 54 (W Patrick Henry Road) Left on W Patrick Henry Road to PHHS and LMS

RURAL POINT ELEMENTARY Run: 1 • Bus: 287 Start run at the intersection of: Mechanicsville Turnpike and Spring Run Road (7:00 am) Turn Left on Spring Run Road Continue down Spring Run Road

Right on Ruffin Ridge (to end turn around) Right on Spring Run Road Right on Studley Road Right on Hanover Town Road Left on Scot’s Landing Road (to end turn around) Left on Hanover Town Road Right on River Road (turn around at Spawn Run Lane) Proceed on River Road Left on Summer Hill Road (pickup students to Studley Road) Right on Studley Road (To Rural Point Elementary)Note: PM run reversed from AM run.

Run: 2 • Bus: 341 Start run at the intersection of: Mechanicsville Turnpike & 2nd cut through past Old Church Service Center (7:05 am) Continue West on Mechanicsville Turnpike (pick up students to Pole Green Road) Make a u-turn on Mechanicsville Turnpike ( no student pickup) Left on New Bethesda Road (Pick up students to Studley Road) Right on Studley Road Left on Blakewood Drive (Turn around at Irmo Lane) Right on Studley Road (pickup students to Studley Site Drive) Left on Studley Site Drive Left on Revolutionary Place (to end turn around) Right on Studley Site Drive Left on Studley Road (pickup to Sir Bradley Court) Left on Sir Bradley Court (to end turn around ) Left Studley Road (pickup students to Lady Elizabeth Lane) Left on Lady Elizabeth Lane (turn around at Laurel Lane) Left on Studley Road (pickup students to Rural Point Rd) Note: PM run reversed from AM run.

Rural Point Elementary Run: 3 • Bus: 89 Start run at the intersection of: Williamsville Road & Haws Shop Trail (7:00 am) Continue on Williamsville Road (p/u’s) Right on River Road to Gould Hill Road Right on Gould Hill Road Left on Arrowhead Road ( go to end & turn around) Left on Gould Hill Road Left on Summer Plains Drive Summer Plains Drive & Summer Plains Court (p/u’s) Right on Mantilo Creek Road Cross over Summer Plains Drive Proceed on Mantilo Creek Road( go to end & turn around) Proceed back on Mantilo Creek Road Left on Summer Plains Drive Right on Summer Hill Road (no p/u’s) Right on Santa Maria Drive Left on Williamsville Road Right on Studley Road ( pickup students between Pollard Creek Road & Linev Lane) Proceed on Studley Road to Rural

Point Elementary Note: PM run reversed from AM run.Rural Point Elementary Run: 4 • Bus: 56 Start run at the intersection of: Rural Point Road & Strawbank Drive (7:05 am) Proceed on Rural Point Road (p/u’s to Pole Green Road) Left on Pole Green Road (no p/u) Left on Williamsville Road Proceed on Williamsville Road to Pine Slash Road Left on Pine Slash Road (turn around at Mahixon Trail) Left on Williamsville Road Left on Rainier Drive (turn around at end) Left on Williamsville Road Right on Studley Road (p/u’s to Studley Farms Drive) Right on Studley Farms Drive (turn around at end) Left on Studley Road ( no p/u’s to Rural Point Elementary)Note: PM run reversed from AM run.

Run: 5 • Bus: 141 Start run at the intersection of: Studley Road and Rural Point Road (7:10am) Right on Rural Point Road Right on Greywood Road Right on Hobbs Crossing Road Left on Century Station Road (turn around at end) Left on Studley Road Left on Avondale Drive 1st stop after turn onto Avondale (1st drive on the right) Right on Charlbury Left on Pembridge (around loop to Avondale Dr.) Right on Sedgemoor Circle Right on Grantham Drive Left on Derwent Drive Proceed on Brampton Drive Left on Aldwynch Drive Right on Grantham Drive Left on Sedgemoor Circle Right on Avondale Drive Right on Studley Road Continue to Rural Point Elementary Note: PM run same as AM run.

Run: 6 • Bus: 337 Start run at the intersection of: Studley Road and Rural Point Drive (7:12am) Left on Studley Road Right on Swannanoa Trail Left on Possum Trail Left on Elder Trail Right on Swannanoa Trail Right on Matedequin Trail Left on Beaverdam Trail Left on Studley Road Right on Fenway Drive Left on Burkwood Drive Right on Robin Ridge Right on Strawhorn Right on Fenway Right on Chartwell Drive Right on Wrenwood Drive Left on Strawhorn Drive Left on Colesbury Drive Right on Studley Road (no student pickups)

Right on Shelton Pointe Drive (turn around at end) Right on Studley Road no student pickups to Rural Point Elementary Note: PM run reversed from AM run.

Run: 7 • Bus: 97 Start run at the intersection of: Blacksmith Drive and Rural Point Drive (7:20am) Left on Blacksmith Drive (2nd) Circle and return to Rural Point Drive Left on Studley Road (pickup students to Royal Grant Drive) Left on Royal Grant Drive Right on Glastonburg Drive Left on Witheridge Drive Continue to Witheridge Rd. & Wexham Circle (turn around ) Continue back to Glastonburg Drive Left on Glastonburg Drive Left on West Wenlock Drive Continue onto East Wenlock Drive Right on Penrith Drive Left on West Wenlock Drive (pickup students to Studley Road) Left on Studley Road (no pickups to Rural Point Elementary) Note: PM run reversed from AM run.

Run: 8 • Bus: 92 Start run at the intersection of: Chamberlayne Road & Crown Colony Pkwy (7:09am) Proceed North on Chamberlayne Road Right on Pine Ridge Road (turn around at end) Left on Smithport Drive Left on Clay Farm Drive Right on Toms Drive ( turn around at end) Left on Clay Farm Drive Right on Smithport Drive Left on Pine Ridge Road Left on Chamberlayne Road Left on Rural Point Road Proceed on Rural Point Road (pickup students to Georgetown Road) Left on Georgetown Road Left on Ivanhoe Drive Left on Highbury Drive (to end turn around) Left on Ivanhoe Drive(Ivanhoe Dr. turns into Korona Dr.) Right on Korona Drive Left on Fenholloway Drive Left on Placida Circle Left on Wanzer Hill Road Right on Windermere Drive Right on Georgetown Road Right on Rural Point Road (pickup students to Rural Point Elementary.

Run: 9 • Bus: 103 Start run at the intersection of: Georgetown Road and Shannondale Road (7:20am) Left on Crossdale Lane (turn around at Crossdale Lane Culde-sac) Left on Shannondale Road (turn around at Shannondale Court) Left on Covebrook Lane Left on Rotherham Drive (turn

around in Rotherham Drive Culde-sac) Left on Georgetown Road (no student pickups to Fire Lane) Left on Fire Lane (turn around at end) Left on Pollard Creek Road (pickup students to Studley Road) Right on Studley Road (no student pickups to Rural Point Elementary)Note: PM run reversed from AM run.

Run: 10 • Bus: 137 Start run at the intersection of: Hanover Courthouse Road & Georgetown Road (7:10 am) Left on Georgetown Road Left on Foxal Road (turn around at Emerald Woods Lane) Left on Georgetown Road Left on Chestnut Church Road Continue to Glebe Hill Road Continue on Glebe Hill Road to Garden Terrace Court (turn around loc.)

Continue back on Glebe Hill Road Left on Georgetown Road Left on Sugarloaf Drive Right on Peanut Land (turn around at Mill Pond ) Continue back to Sugarloaf Drive Right on Sugarloaf Drive (turn around at Kersey lane and Sugarloaf Drive ) Continue back on Sugarloaf Drive Left on Georgetown Road (p/u to Windermere Drive) Proceed on Georgetown Road Left on Rural Point Road, no student pickups to Rural Point ElementaryNote: PM run reversed from AM run.

Run: 11 • Bus:171 Start run at the intersection of: Hanover Courthouse Road and Georgetown Road (7:00 am) Continue north on Hanover Courthouse Road picking up students to Fire House Road Right on Fire House Road Right on Normans Bridge Road (continue to Hanover Quarter Rd. go to end & turn around) Continue on Normans Bridge Road to Hanover Courthouse Road Right on Hanover Courthouse Road (turn around at cut lane) Continue on Hanover Courthouse Road to River Road Left on River Road (turn around at designated location) Continue back on River Road Left on Hanover Courthouse Road Left on Lindsay Meadows Drive Right on Constance Hill Lane Left on Sonny Meadows Lane ( to end turn around) Right on Constance Hill Lane Right on Lindsay Meadows Drive Left on Lynnhill Court (turn around at end) Right on Lindsay Meadows Drive Left on Rural Point Road no student pickups to Rural Point ElementaryNote: PM run reversed from AM run. see BUS ROUTES, pg. 22

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Run: 12 • Bus: 248 Start run at the intersection of: Studley Road & Rural Point Road (7:10 am) Continue South on Rural Point Road Proceed on Rural Point Road Right on Strawbank Drive to Mossybrook Road Right on Birchbark Lane & Birchbark Court & turn around Continue back on Birchbark Lane to Strawbank Drive Left on Strawbank Drive Left on Rural Point Road Left on Spring Hill Road (to end turn around) Left on Rural Point Road Right on Pine Slash Road (continue to Hunter Trail (turn around at Old Thomas Rd.) Proceed on Pine Slash Road Right on Rural Point Road Right on Hartford Oaks Drive to Hartford Oaks Circle (turn around) Continue back to Rural Point Road Left on Studley Road Continue to Rural Point Elementary

SOUTH ANNA ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Run: 1 • Bus: 339 Start run at the intersection of: King Road at Kings Grant Lane (7:37 am) Continue on King Road to W. Patrick Henry Road Left on W. Patrick Henry Road Left on Mountain Road Left on Greenwood Church Road Left on Lone Oak Drive (turn around at the end) Left on Greenwood Church Road Right on Rosmarin Road Left on Mountain Road Right on St. Peter’s Church Road to South Anna Elementary Run: 2 • Bus:140 Start run at the intersection of: Scotchtown Road at W. Patrick Henry Road (7:25 am) Continue south on Scotchtown Road to Three Oaks Lane Left on Three Oaks Lane Right on Three Oaks Terrace (turn around at end) Left on Scotchtown Road Left on Greenwood Church Road Continue onto Cherry Hill Road Right on Big Bear Court (Turn around at Little Bear Court) Right on Greenwood Church Road Left on Mill Creek Drive Right on Greenwood Church Road Continue on Greenwood Church Road Right on Patrick Meadows Way Left on Henry Forest Way (turn around at end) Continue back to Patrick Meadows Way

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Left on Patrick Meadows Way(turn around in cul-de-sac) Continue back to Greenwood Church Road Right on Greenwood Church Road Continue to school via: Left on Rosmarin Road Left on Mountain Road Right on St. Peters Church Road Right on Waltons Tavern Road to South Anna Elementary Note: Reverse PM run directions Run: 3 • Bus: 159 Start run at the intersection of: W. Patrick Henry Road at Pinehurst Forest Drive (7:37am) Continue on Pinehurst Forest Drive (turn around at end of Pinehurst Forest Dr.) Continue on Pinehurst Forest Drive to Deep Spring Drive Right on Deep Spring Drive (turn around at end) Continue back to Pinehurst Drive Right on Pinehurst Forest Drive Right on W. Patrick Henry Road Left on Quaker Church Road (p/u & turn around at end of state maintenance sign) Left on W. Patrick Henry Road Right on Terry Road Right on Taylor Road (p/u and turn around at designated location) Continue back on Taylor Road Right on Terry Road Left on Goshen Road Right on W. Patrick Henry Road Left on Mountain Road Right on Locust Run Drive (turn around at the end) Right on Mountain Road to Walton’s Tavern Road (no p/u’s) Continue to school via: Right on Walton’s Tavern Road to South Anna Elementary Run: 4 • Bus: 66 Start run at the intersection of: Robert Terrell Road at New Found Hills Lane (7:20am) Continue south on Robert Terrell Road to W. Patrick Henry Road Right on W. Patrick Henry Road Right on Woodman Hall road Left on Connie Hall Road Right on Beaver Dam Road (turn around at rescue squad building) Right on Mountain Road Right on Burnham Davis Road (turning around at the end) Right on Mountain Road to Bourne Road (turn around) Right on Bethany Church Road Left on Canterbury Road (P/U ) Proceed to school via: Left on St Peter’s Church Road to South Anna Elementary Run: 5 • Bus: 336 Start run at the intersection of: Mabelton Road at Gun Barrel Road (7:25 am) Right on Gun Barrel Road Right on Mabelton Road Continue on Mabelton Road to Pleasant Mill Road Left on Pleasant Mill Road Left on Old Ridge Road Left on Gun Barrel Road Left on Mountain Road

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Right on Dunn Road (turn around at the end) Right on Mountain Road Right on Devonwood Road (turn around at end of road) Right on Mountain Road Right on Bourne Road Left on Taylor’s Creek Road Proceed to South Anna Elementary via: Continue on Taylor’s Creek Road Left on Dunn’s Chapel Road Right on Saint Peters Church Road to South Anna Elementary Run: 6 • Bus: 36 Start run at the intersection of: Mountain Road & Hopeful Church Road (7:25 am) Left on Mountain Road Left on Hopeful Church Road Continue on Hopeful Church Road Right on Taylors Creek Road (turn around at Boondock Ln. & Taylors Creek Rd.) Right on Taylor’s Creek Road Continue east on Taylors Creek Road Right on Spring Road (p/u) turn around at designated location Right on Taylors Creek Road Right on Dunns Chapel Road Right on Vontay Road Left on Summer Ridge Place (turn around at designated location) Continue back on Vontay Road Right on Vontay Road (p/u’s) Left on Dunns Chapel Road Right on St. Peter’s Church Road Continue to school via: St. Peter’s Church Road and Walton’s Tavern Road Left on Walton’s Tavern Road to South Anna Elementary School Note: Reverse run for PM.^p South Anna Elementary School Run: 7• Bus: 321 Start run at 11451 Watkins Road at (7:30am) Continue on Watkins road to Dogwood Trail Road Right on Dogwood Trail Road Continue east on Dogwood Trail to Hanover Road Continue on Hanover Road Right on Pony Farm Road Continue to Gallop Lane Right on Gallop Lane (turn around at designated location) Continue back to Pony Farm Lane Left on Pony Farm Road Continue to Hanover Road Left on Hanover Road Continue to Pinhook Road Left on Pinhook Road Left on Explorer Ridge Road (turn around at end of road ) Right on Victoria Hills Road (turn around at the end) Right on Explorer Ridge Road Left on Pinhook Road Left on Turkey Road Bear right on Woodland Fox Lane (turn around at Hunting Horn) Left on Pinhook Road Continue to Bowles Knob Left on Bowles Knob (turn around at designated location) Continue back to Pinhook Road

Left on Pinhook Road Right on Vontay Road Left on Dunns Chapel Road Right on St. Peters Church Road Left on Waltons Tavern Road to South Anna Elementary School Run: 8 • Bus: 57 Start run at the location of: 12071 Bienvenue Road (7:30 am) Proceed on Bienvenue Road Right on Dogwood Trail Road Right on Watkins Road & turn around Left on Dogwood Trail Road (proceed to Cedar Glade Ln. & Dogwood Trail Rd.) Proceed on Dogwood Trail Road to Grannys Lane Left on Bienvenue Road Continue on Bienvenue Road Right on Pouncey Tract Road Right on Dogwood Trail Road Left on Rosemont Road Right on Primrose Lane Cross over Dogwood Trail Road P/U’s on Rosemont Road Right on Echo Meadows Road Left on Manakin Road Right on Seay Road (turn around at Brittland Rd.) Return to Manakin Road Right on Echo Meadows Road Left on Manakin Road Right Seay Road (turn around & P/U at Brittland) Return to Manakin Road Right on Echo Meadows Road Right on Rockville Road (turn around at Sylvan Lane) Right on Rockville Road Right on Pouncey Tract Road Left on South Anna Drive Left on Howards Mill Road Left on St. Peters Church Road Right on Waltons Tavern Road Continue to South Anna Elementary Run: 9 • Bus: 172 Driver Start run at the intersection of: Pouncey Tract Road at Shop Creek Road (7:40am) Continue on Pouncey Tract Road (south to southeast ) Right on Dogwood Trail Road (p/u’s) Continue on Dogwood Trail Road (turn around at Maple Grove Farm or at Manakin Road and Dogwood Trail Road, depending on p/u and d/o of students) Continue back east on Dogwood Trail Road Right on Pouncey Tract Road Left on Walnut Hills Road (go to end Walnut Hill Estates make loop in culdesac) Left on Henley Road (turn around at MLC Lane) Continue back on Walnut Hill Road Left on Pouncey Tract Road Left on South Anna Drive Left on Howard’s Mill Road Left on St. Peters Church Road Continue to school via: Right on Walton’s Tavern Road to South Anna Elementary

Run: 10 • Bus: 192 Start run at the intersection of: Pouncey Tract Road and Mile Branch Road (7:10 am) Right on Mile Branch Road Right on Pouncey Tract Road Continue (east) on Pouncey Tract Road Left on Ashland Road Right on Cauthorne Road (proceed to Shady Hill Sub., go to end, turn around) Proceed back to Cauthorne Road Proceed back to Ashland Road Right on Ashland Road (back up into McCardle Subdivison) Left back onto Ashland Road Right on Greenwood Road Left on Mountain Road Right on Chewning Road Right on Ashland Road Right on Abner Church Road Left on Howards Mill Road Left on Pouncey Tract Road (turn around at designated location) Continue back on Pouncey Tract Road Right on Howard’s Mill Road Right on Stone Horse Creek Road (turn around at designated location) Continue back to Howards Mill Road Right on Howards Mill Road Continue to school via: Left on St. Peters Church Road Right on Walton’s Tavern Road to South Anna Elementary Run: 11 • Bus 281 Start run at intersection of: Greenwood Church Road at Ashland/ Blanton Road (7:30 am) Continue north on Greenwood Church Road to Farrington Road Left on Farrington Road Right on Palmers Way Left on Foxford Lane (P/U at Foxford Ln & Bud Ln. , turn around at intersection) Right on Palmers Way Right on Farrington Road Right on Mountain Road Proceed to west on Mountain Road Left on Triple Oaks Estates Drive (turn around at Whispering Creek Circle) Proceed back to Mountain Road Right on Mountain Road Right on Stone Horse Creek Road Cross over Auburn Mill Road

(turn around at 2nd drive on left) Left on Auburn Mill Road Right on Woodstock Road (turn around at the end) Right on Auburn Mill Road Right on Auburn Mill Road to St. Peter’s Church Road Continue to school via: Left on St. Peter’s Church Road Right on Walton’s Tavern Road to South Anna Elementary Note: Reverse run directions for PM Run: 12 • Bus: 326 Start run at the intersection of: Brabrand Lane & Mountain Road (7:30am) Right on Mountain Road (p/u’s) Continue on Mountain Road to Palmers Way off of Mountain Road (p/u’s) Left onto Palmers Way (Mountain Run Subdivison) turn around at Tates Way Continue back on Palmers Way (stop at Kelly’s Ford Way) Right on Mountain Road Continue to Scotchtown Road ( turn around at Still Meadows Road ) Continue back to Mountain Road Right on Mountain Road (p/u students on right hand side of road) Continue to Sir Walker Drive (p/u at intersection) Left on Waltons Tavern Road Continue to South Anna Elementary Run: 13 • Bus: 183 Start run( prior) to intersection of Mountain Road and Bethany Church Road (7:40am) P/U’s on Bethany Church Road prior to intersection of Mtn. Road Left on Mountain Road Left on Clazemont Road Left on Taylor’s Creek Road Left on Bethany Church Road Right on Wedged Stone Drive (turn around at Taylors Overlook Court) Right on Bethany Church Road Left on Pryor Lane (turn around at the end) Right on Bethany Church Road Left on Canterbury Road Left on St. Peter’s Church Road to South Anna Elementary Reverse run directions for PM

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| News, Updates & Listings Wednesday, Aug. 31, to Wednesday, Sept. 14 The New Highland Baptist Church Farmers’ Market will be open from 4 to 7 p.m. each Wednesday and will run until September. Local farmers and vendors will be taking part. The market is located at 9200 New Ashcake Rd. in Mechanicsville.

Thursday, Sept. 1 Kindergarten Orientation will be held from 3 to 4 p.m. at South Anna Elementary School. Open House will be held for grades 1 through 5 from 4 to 6 p.m.

Thursday, Sept. 15 Back to School Night will be held at 6 p.m. at South Anna Elementary School.

Thursday, Oct. 6 The next quarterly Human Services Network Meeting will be held from 3 to 5 p.m. at the Hanover Human Services Meeting Room at 12304 Washington Hwy. in Ashland.

For more information, contact Lisa Adkins at 804-365-4302 or email ldadkins@hanovercounty.gov.

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Saturday, Oct. 15 The ladies of the St. Paul Lutheran Church LWML are seeking vendors for their 2016 Fall Festival/Craft Sale, which will be held from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. (rain or shine) at the church located at 8100 Shady Grove Rd. in Mechanicsville. Limited outside 18’x16’ spaces are available on a first come, first serve basis for a cost of $20. Table, chairs and tents are not supplied and vendors may not sell food or quilts. For more information, contact Grace at omawilley@gmail. com to sign up or call 804-779-3370.

Ongoing Families Anonymous Support Group meets from 7 to 8:30 p.m. every Monday at the Episcopal Church of the Creator at 7159 Mechanicsville Turnpike in Mechanicsville. The group is a self-help fellowship for the friends and family members of addicts who are in need of understanding and healing themselves. For details, call Sandy at 804-730-4812 or email sandy.leigh@verizon.net.

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Tuesdays The Hanover Concert Band rehearses from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. every Tuesday, mid-January through mid December, at the Hanover Arts and Activities Center at 500 S. Railroad Ave. in Ashland, just south of U.S. 54.

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General cancer support group meets from 9:30 to 11 a.m. in the Cancer Resource Center in Medical Office Building 1 on the hallway leading to VCU Massey Radiation Oncology. The group is co-facilitated by an oncology social work navigator, registered nurse navigator and survivorship nurse practitioner

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10 a.m. to noon the second Monday of each month (May 9, June 13, July 11, Aug. 8, Sept. 12, Oct. 10, Nov. 14 and Dec. 12) at the Black Creek Baptist Church at 6289 McClellan Road in Mechanicsville. The WEB of Hope group, an extension of the American Red Cross, meets to knit, crochet, sew and quilt for those that need assistance. Gifts are distributed to such groups as the Pregnancy Resource Center, MCEF, Bless the Children, various Native American Reservations, etc. Participants will learn how to knit and crochet if they don’t know how. For more information, call Laurie Wagner at 804-7810338.

First Tuesday Cancer caregiver support group meets from 2 to 3 p.m. in the Cancer Resource Center in Medical Office Building 1 on the hallway leading to VCU Massey Radiation Oncology.

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Second Tuesdays Hanover Family Support Group, a support group for family mem-

bers of a loved one with a mental illness, meets from 7 to 8:30 p.m. the second Tuesday of each month at the Ashland office of Hanover Community Services located at 12300 Washington Hwy. in Ashland.

Attendees support one another, share experiences, challenges, and resources and to advocate for their loved ones. For more information, contact Jennifer K. Edelman, LCSW, at 804365-4145.

The Hanover County Historical Society will be conducting free tours of the Old Hanover Courthouse on the Historic Courthouse Green from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. every second Tuesday through December.

The address is 13182 Hanover Courthouse Road in Hanover. For more information, visit http://www. hanoverhistorical.org/index.html.

Second and fourth Tuesdays Cancer support for men meets from 3:30 to 5 p.m. in the Cancer Resource Center in Medical Office Building 1 on the hallway leading to VCU Massey Radiation Oncology.

The group is facilitated by an oncology social worker.

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