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March 17: Life Stories

workshops begin

Theatre announces the eleventh season of Life Stories Workshops, taught by Julie Portman and presented in Washington, VA. Every workshop offers Continuing Education Units for educators and professionals in human services; and each workshop is designed for personal growth and professional development. Workshops are open to young adults and people of all backgrounds, professions and interests. No prior experience is necessary. To register call Ki Theatre 540-987-3164 or email Julie@krtheatre.com www.krtheatre.org Fees for workshops vary from $135 to $390. March 17: The Seven Critical Steps of Listening: Develop new skills that transform your listening; March 18: Empower Your Organization: Learn how to advocate and fund raise with stories; April 14: Create Purpose in Your Life and Work (with Alaina Love); June 22-24: Train the Trainer Teach Life Stories

March 17: Piedmont

Softball Chill fund raiser

Do you make a mean bowl of chili? Can it compete against Howie’s “Chili Bowl of Tears” or Kitty Lou’s Pepperoni Pizza Chili?” These are just a few of the entries over the last four years and this year you could have what it takes to make the overall bestestchiN. On Saturday, March 17, from 3-7 p. m. at Bill Payne Auction Gallery, on Rt. 211, Amissville. Donate your best chili or sample and cast your vote for your favorite pot of chili, $6 per person, kids under six free and all you can eat. There will be hot dogs, drinks on sale, crackers, combread and turns will be furnished.

Back by popular demand, Kim Nelson of The Hair Gallery from Washington, Va., Hair cuts, $6, Half Braids, $10, Green Hair??, 50/50/ Rafftes-cake walks-bake sales. All proceeds benefit the girls of Piedmont Softball Association. For more information call Donna Sheffield at 540-937-5595.

March 17: Rappahannock County

Republican Committee Annual

Reagan Day Dinner

The Rappahannock County Republican Committee will hold its Annual Reagan Day Dinner at the Washington Fireball beginning at 6 p.m. This year’s guest speaker is Edwin “Ed" Meese, III. the seventy-fifth Attorney General of the United States who served under President Ronald Reagan from 1985 to 1988. The dinner is pottuck. Beverages and door prizes are provided. There is no charge but reservations are required. Seating is limited, so please call or e-mail for your reservation today. Kirk Milam, Chairman, at (540) 727-7570, email at mflamlaw@shentel.net

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