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The Rockbridge County Sheriff’s Office made the following felony arrests over the past several weeks: Kirstin Nicole Ingram, 28, of Lexington, on a warrant from Botetourt County for two counts of forgery and two counts of falsely uttering on March 8.

Units Not Currently Allowed In Lexington

Happy 65th Birthday Daddy Randall Thomas Cochran 3/19/1958-06/29/2008

FUREVER FRIENDS would like to thank each and every one who helped to make our fund raising cake walk a great success! From the business community who supported us with many, many gift certificates and the individual community members who not only donated money, but the nicest of gift items for the door prizes and to the people who attended and walked all night! We had over 175 people in attendance and over 125 cakes and goodies!!! Special thanks to The BVFD for their support, T&J Entertainment for providing the music and all the volunteers who baked and baked so many cakes, provided the kitchen food, the manpower and the laughs! We and the Kitties sincerely thank each and everyone of you in our GREAT Community. You are PAWSOME! Your Furever Friends

Lexington School Board Updated On SRO

Hull’s Drive-In is opening for the 2023 season.

The Washington and Lee University Hillel held its annual latke-hamantaschen debate last Tuesday to determine which food was better, and the audience voted for the latkes. The event coincided with holiday Purim, which commemorates the saving of the Jewish people from annihilation at the hands of an official of the Achaemenid Empire named Haman. AT LEFT, Bill Hamilton argues on behalf of the latkes, showing why they are more suited for mobility. Hamilton’s teammate was Jeff Schatten, while Lisa Greer and Brian Alexander argued for the hamantaschen. ABOVE, Maggie Shapiro Haskett, former director of Jewish Life at W&L, gets a latke prior to the debate. Also in attendance was Mark Robbins, W&L’s new director of Jewish Life. (Claudia Schwab photos)

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The Marlbrook Chamber Players will perform their favorite “Classic Gems” of the chamber music literature at 3 p.m. on March 19 in the Wilson Concert Hall at Washington and Lee University.

The University Orchestra will feature Washington and Lee University senior Taylor Colaizzi, winner of the 2022-23 Concerto-Aria Contest, during its next concert on March 23 at 8 p.m. in the Wilson Concert Hall.

Rockbridge County High School’s student art show opened at Earth, Fire, and Spirit Pottery gallery in downtown Lexington on March 3.

The Rockbridge Baths Community Organization will present a potluck meal and a presentation on “The History of Rockbridge Baths” on Sunday, March 19, at 1 p.m. at the Rockbridge Baths firehouse.

VMI Theatre Presenting ‘Odd Couple’

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Deborah Potter McCormick, 540-463-7652

Jody Gilbert has joined the Rockbridge Area Health Center as a licensed clinical social worker specializing in providing behavioral health counseling to patients 14 years of age and older.

Esther Pennington, 540-291-2629 Last Sunday, March 12, the Rev. Dr. Amy Fetterman delivered her final sermon as she has served our church for the last two years as interim pastor. A reception was held afterward with refreshments in her honor.

Rachel Clark, (630) 607-9938 There will be a 5 Wishes presentation after the worship service at New Monmouth Presbyterian Church on March 26 along with a light soup lunch.

Carolyn Bradley, 540-258-2720