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Early newspaper deadlines
The Rappahannock News office will be closed on Monday, Jan. 2. Early advertising and editorial deadlines for the paper's Jan. 5 issue are: Thursday, Dec. 29 at noon for combo real estate advertising; noon Friday, Dec. 30 for all other combo advertising; regular classified and display ‘•advertising must be in the news office by noon Tuesday, Jan, 2. Noon Tuesday is also the deadline for all editorial copy, ’ • „ •'including “Letters to the editor."
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The remaining inventory and furnishings from the Washington Cash Store will be auctioned on Wednesday, Jan. 4. According to owner C. E. “Skippy" Giles, the conversion of the store to its new s use as the offices of the Rappahannock County Health Department will begin after the last remaining items from the Cash ; Store are gone. The auction will begin at 10 a.m., with auctioneer Bill Payne wielding the gavel. f Schools will reopen Ian. 3 ■ Rappahannock County's public > v :schools will reopen Tuesday, Jan. 3 after 'I the Christmas holiday. Students will follow their regular schedule fqr the day. The t boys' basketball season ajso resumes on Tuesday, Jan. 3 with the Panthers travelling ”[ to Woodstock for a game against the Central High School Falcons. Rappahannock is currently leading the Bull Run District standings, boasting the only undefeated record, 4-0.
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