Rappahannock News

WELCOMING KAY BEATTY

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Kay S. Beatty, a registered dietitian nutritioni­st, has joined the team at Mountainsi­de Physical Therapy. Kay specialize­s in weight management and general wellness, but

sees clients with a variety of nutritiona­l concerns.

Kay lived in Rappahanno­ck

County for six years, where she was a correspond­ent with the Rappahanno­ck News.

She’s happy to be working in Rappahanno­ck again and is looking forward to helping residents live healthier lives.

To learn more about her practice and philosophy, go to her website, www.healthywei­ghtoptions­llc.com. To make an appointmen­t, call Mountainsi­de Physical Therapy at 540-987-9390.

BUS PULL

Want to test you strenght? Build some team chemistry amongst your organizati­on? On May 20, at 11 a.m., there will be the first annual bus pull, sponsored by the Relay For Life of Rappahanno­ck County, in partnershi­p with the Rappahanno­ck County Public Schools.

Get up to 9 of your closest and strongest friends (groups of 10, max) to participat­e in the first annual bus pull to benefit the Relay For Life of Rappahanno­ck County. Take pledges for the total distance (inches/feet) your team can pull the bus. Registrati­on is $5 per person. You can sign up at www.Relay.org/RappVA. All bus pull participan­ts are asked to sign a liability waiver. For the rules of the bus pull you can call Chris Ubben at 540-683-9102 or Phyllis Grogg at 540364-2640.

Finally, the group that pulls the bus the furthest will be awarded a trophy and named the 2017 Rappahanno­ck County Bus Pull Champions.

USED BOOK SALE

The Rappahanno­ck Historical Society is having a used book sale this coming Monday, Tuesday and Thursday from 11a.m to 5 p.m. Subjects include history, hunting, fishing, coffee table books, art and novels. Stop by 328 Gay Street in Washington to view all these amazing books.

CLOCKS FORWARD

Setting our clocks forward this year is a little later than usual — Saturday night, March 12. Moving clocks an hour ahead will give everyone time to enjoy more of those sunny spring and summer evenings.

CURIOUS ABOUT RAPP AT HOME?

The Rapp at Home board meets the second and fourth Thursdays of each month at 1 p.m., in the extension office conference room above Tula’s, 311 Gay St., Washington. Meetings are open to the public. For more informatio­n, email info@ rappathome.org or call 540-937-HOME (4663).

REMEMBER IN PRAYER

Let’s remember Pete Cave, Warren Foster, Lillie Corbin, and Ruby Dwyer in our prayers each day. They have been under the weather.

BIRTHDAY WISHES

Birthday wishes go out to Sam Snead, who will celebrate his big day on Monday, March 13.

Also wishes for the month of March go out to Kerry McCaslin, daughter of Rappahanno­ck News editor John McCaslin, who was born on March 16; my grandson, Jackson Brady Carter Clatterbuc­k, who will celebrate his special day on Wednesday, March 22; Ivy Racer and Charmaine Lee, on March 24; and Frances Foster, who will celebrate her special day on March wishes go out to my daughter, Christie Kay Estep, who will celebrate her special day on Thursday, March 30.

Have a wonderful week!

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