Byrd Street
Hilary Holladay, John B AmosByrd Street is my take on the news in Orange County, VA.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 79 | Subscribers | Read | byrdstreet.substack.com |
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District 4 supervisor's race: Robert Rabe II challenges incumbent Crystal Hale
The race for supervisor in Orange County’s District 4 pits incumbent and Orange County native Crystal Hale, 49, whose career is in social services, against Robert Rabe II, 45, a Maryland native, retired police officer and small-business own...
Gordonsville's boundary adjustment proposal sparks election-year controversy
When Ron Brooks ran unopposed for mayor of Gordonsville last year, he’d been a member of Gordonsville Town Council for nearly six years. In that role, he participated in discussions about the town’s plans for growth and development, one of ...
Grymes Memorial School debuts new gym and Penny Work Center for the Arts
Independent school in Orange to host building dedication ceremony on October 25
Lawsuit opposing Wilderness Crossing may proceed, Judge Franzén rules
Wilderness Crossing won’t be coming to Orange County anytime soon, thanks to a judge’s ruling on Tuesday (Sept. 16).
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I write about local news in Orange County, VA. During my time as a reporter for the Orange County (VA) Review, I won 10 awards from the Virginia Press Association. I'm also a biographer and scholar of modern American poetry.
John Amos is a lifelong resident of the Town of Orange. He teaches at Woodberry Forest School and serves as the school’s chaplain. [email protected].
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