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COMMUNITY<br />
BRIEFS<br />
Central Virginia Bank<br />
welcomes 3 new employes<br />
Central Virginia Bank is<br />
proud to announce and welcome<br />
Melanie R. Keene as<br />
Vice President and Controller<br />
of Finance; M. Delores Nabors<br />
as Assistant Vice President and<br />
BSA / AML Offi cer; Michelle<br />
H. Simon as Vice President and<br />
Sales and Marketing Manager;<br />
and Theresa A. Trimmer as Assistant<br />
Vice President and Deposit<br />
Services Manager.<br />
Keene joined the Central<br />
Virginia Bank team from Steve<br />
Walls & Associates, PLLC.<br />
She is currently responsible for<br />
the day to day activities of the<br />
Bank’s general accounting system<br />
and various fi nancial information<br />
reporting.<br />
Nabors joined the Central<br />
Virginia Bank team from EVB<br />
in Mechanicsville, Virginia.<br />
She is responsible for overseeing<br />
all aspects of the day-today<br />
operations of the Bank’s<br />
BSA Program.<br />
Simon joined the Central<br />
Virginia Bank team from Capital<br />
One and previously Bank of<br />
Virginia. She is responsible<br />
for the sales and marketing division<br />
of the bank.<br />
Trimmer joins the Central<br />
Virginia Bank team from Xenith<br />
Bank. She is responsible<br />
for managing the Deposit Services<br />
department.<br />
Central Virginia Bankshares,<br />
Inc. is the parent of<br />
Central Virginia Bank, a 38<br />
year old $390 million community<br />
bank with its headquarters<br />
and main offi ce in Powhatan<br />
County, and six additional<br />
branch offi ces; two branches in<br />
the adjacent County of Cumberland,<br />
three branches in<br />
western Chesterfi eld County,<br />
and one branch in western<br />
Henrico County. Central Virginia<br />
Bankshares, Inc. trades<br />
under the symbol CVBK<br />
(OTC).<br />
Upcoming county meetings<br />
The Powhatan County<br />
School Board will hold a special<br />
meeting at 11:30 a.m on<br />
Oct. 5, 2012 at the School Administration<br />
Offi ce.<br />
The Powhatan County Planning<br />
Commission will hold a<br />
special workshop meeting from<br />
6 p.m. – 9 p.m. on Sept. 19,<br />
2012 in the Powhatan County<br />
Administration Building large<br />
conference room to discuss the<br />
rewrite of the Powhatan County<br />
Zoning and Subdivision Ordinances.<br />
ENVOY<br />
Skilled Nursing<br />
Physical, Occupational,<br />
and Speech Therapy<br />
The closest facility to your<br />
home, the only one in<br />
Goochland County<br />
“[That is] the<br />
biggest heap of<br />
garbage I think I’ve<br />
ever smelled.”<br />
Powhatan<br />
Commonwealth’s<br />
Attorney Bob Beasley,<br />
during a recent felony<br />
trial, after a mother<br />
testifi ed on her son’s<br />
behalf.<br />
See page 1A.<br />
2767529-01<br />
Powhatan Today, September 19, 2012<br />
We encourage<br />
you to adopt<br />
a pet today!<br />
“They just get panicky<br />
when they see a police<br />
offi cer. They need to<br />
know these folks are out<br />
to protect them.”<br />
Powhatan NAACP President<br />
Rovenia Vaughan on the<br />
perception some residents have<br />
that the police are<br />
targeting them.<br />
See page 1A.<br />
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Friday Only 9:00am - 6:00pm<br />
Drive Up Hours:<br />
Monday - Friday 8:30am - 6:00pm<br />
Saturday 9:00am - 12:00pm<br />
“When C.J. [Landrum]<br />
grabbed the ball and went to<br />
the house, that gave us a little<br />
fi re in our butt, so to speak.”<br />
Fork Union Military Academy head<br />
football coach Micky Sullivan,<br />
describing the play that, in his mind,<br />
helped Fork Union post a 41-20 win<br />
over the Indians last Friday.<br />
The loss brings the Indians<br />
to 1-2 on the season.<br />
See page 1B<br />
CONTRIBUTED PHOTO<br />
The Powhatan County Volunteer Rescue Squad recently received a grant from FireHouse Subs. The<br />
grant will allow the squad to purchase $7,600 worth of lifesaving tools and equipment.<br />
Company 1 unveils new<br />
monument to fallen heroes<br />
As soon as he saw the stone,<br />
Powhatan Volunteer Fire Chief Carroll<br />
Smith knew he wanted it.<br />
The monument, depicting a fi re<br />
helmet, a pair of boots and a tablet<br />
inscribed with the Fireman’s Prayer,<br />
had been in storage for years, said<br />
Smith. “I’d been after it for a while,”<br />
he said, and last week he fi nally<br />
managed to get it.<br />
The timing, it seems, could not<br />
have been better: by the time Smith<br />
and his fellow volunteers had wrestled<br />
the heavy stone carving into<br />
place in front of the Company 1 Fire<br />
House on Mann Road, the anniversary<br />
of the September 11 attacks<br />
0.5 acres; Joseph W. Davis to Secretary<br />
of Housing and Urban Development,<br />
$102,305.<br />
5 acres; BRE Real Estate Trust to Russell<br />
K. Cox, $105,000.<br />
FIRE AND RESCUE BRIEFS<br />
was just days away.<br />
In honor of those who lost their<br />
lives that day 11 years ago, Company<br />
1 volunteers placed a wreath in<br />
front on the monument. Smith, however,<br />
pointed out that the piece is really<br />
a tribute to all brave fi refi ghters<br />
everywhere. “Having it here gives<br />
us a way to honor fallen fi refi ghters<br />
all year round,” he said.<br />
Volunteers take part in<br />
memorial stair climb<br />
In other local fi refi ghting news, a<br />
number of Powhatan volunteers recently<br />
completed the Richmond<br />
9/11 Memorial Stair Climb in honor<br />
of those who lost their lives in the<br />
2001 terrorist attacks.<br />
PROPERTY TRANSFERS<br />
5.24 acres; Helen C. Cratfon to Gary<br />
W. Sutler II, $149,000.<br />
Lot 1, Block B, Section A, Woodlands;<br />
Jefferson Milbourne Sr. to<br />
American General Mortgage Loan<br />
Trust 2009-1, $240,882.<br />
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In full turnout gear, the volunteers<br />
made their way up the 22<br />
fl ights of stairs in Richmond’s Suntrust<br />
building fi ve times. At the top<br />
of the stairs, each climber rang a<br />
bell and read out the name of a fallen<br />
fi refi ghter.<br />
Participating in the event were<br />
Company 1’s Amy Pugh, Ashley<br />
Pugh and JT McClennan; Company<br />
2’s Kellyann Cole, Tom Berry and<br />
James Spicer; Company 4’s Will<br />
Hendel, Will Jones, Patrick Mueller,<br />
Thomas Windbeil, Allen Zimmerman,<br />
Dylan Modine and Fire Administration<br />
Phil Warner; and Company<br />
5’s Robbie Felts.<br />
— Roslyn Ryan<br />
Lot 17, Bel Bridge; Bel Arbor Builders<br />
Inc. to Douglas R. Pollak, $90,000.<br />
Lot 18, Bel Bridge; Bel Arbor Builders<br />
Inc. to Wayne E. Boese, $90,000.<br />
Are you or someone you know<br />
a victim of DOMESTIC VIOLENCE?<br />
Contact Powhatan Domestic Violence<br />
Services at <strong>598</strong>-5630 ext. 2420
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