The James River Exchange
Nancy GillTHE JAMES RIVER EXCHANGE covers people, events and issues in the Greater Scottsville Area.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 254 | Subscribers | Read | thejamesriverexchange.substack.com |
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Latest Issues
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Scottsville Town Council Meets
Greetings from the James River Exchange. In today’s offering we have the agenda for the next Town Council regular meeting, an update on the Caldwell Fund and the Joshua Falls to Yeat power line construction.
Conversations with Dr. Casey Kerrigan
Welcome to the James River Exchange, I am Nancy Gill, your host. In today’s episode, enjoy a casual conversation with Dr. Casey Kerrigan.
Eddie Payne is appealing to his hometown...
Welcome to the James River Exchange. I am your host Nancy Gill. It is Saturday, February 14. I had the pleasure of visiting and having a meaningful conversation with Eddie Payne. (Our conversation was recorded on Thursday, February 12). Fol...
Town Council Meets Tonight
Work session at 7:00. Also, Planning Commission votes.
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Authors
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After stepping down from local government--2006-10 and 2012-16 on Scottsville Town Council and 2016-2020 as the Mayor, I decided to put my institutional knowledge to use through this podcast.
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