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By CINDY MAHAN ' Rappahannock Neva Staff Writer I Allison Lowry grew up in a beach community, St. Simon’s Island off ' the coast of Georgia, but after graduating from college, she was ready to head to the mountains. She was hired as the new Environmental Health Specialist for the Rappahannock County Health Department last January, replacing Jack Lockhart, who passed away . last August. Arriving here in January was not ■ the best time to be introduced to Rappahannock County. The ice storms were the worst most people ' 'had ever seen, but Ms. Lowry has ' been assured by several county residents that the winter was not typical.
Ms. Lowry, 24, received her B.S. degree in geology from the University of Georgia. She admitted that one of the benefits that geology majors had was that they spent six t i
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