Correction: Pastor Recognized
The community is invited to cookies and punch at Fluvanna Community Church for the retirement of the Rev. Dayle Keefer. Incorrect information was printed in The Sunday Post-Journal.
The community is invited to cookies and punch at Fluvanna Community Church for the retirement of the Rev. Dayle Keefer. Incorrect information was printed in The Sunday Post-Journal.
An opinion piece penned by The Rev. Mel McGinnis should have had a headline stating “Liberals Pervert The Bible.” The headline that appeared on Page A5 of Sunday’s edition was incorrect.
In the town of Portland, there were three candidates — Thomas DeJoe, Michelle Patterson and Daniel Thompson — vying for two town justice Independence Party lines. DeJoe, who received 15 votes, and Thompson, who gained 9 votes, led the primary over Patterson, who tallied 7 votes.
An article in the Tuesday edition of The Post-Journal regarding the Clymer Board of Education incorrectly named Stephanie Adams as a new elementary teacher. Adams was the former living environment teacher and her resignation was accepted by the board Monday. Sarah Aikens’ position as a new elementary teacher was accepted during Monday’s meeting.
Thanks to more information provided by Martz-Kohl Observatory President Gary Nelson, it was announced that the Lenna Foundation, not the Reg Lenna Center for the Arts, provided some funds for the observatory’s ongoing renovations.
The Norden Club’s member-guest dinner will be held Tuesday, Aug. 21 at Moon Brook Country Club. The date was incorrect in Tuesday’s edition of The Post-Journal.