November | 2024 | Crozet Gazette
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Religion News: October 2024 | Crozet Gazette
Oct 4, 2024 · The clergy present lay hands on Rev. Chuck Corley at his installation as pastor of Piedmont Baptist Church last October. According to church history, after buying a tract of land north of where the church now stands, the congregation built the original church, then after eight years, moved the church to its present spot.
Business Briefs: November 2024 | Crozet Gazette
Nov 8, 2024 · Paige and Chase Rannigan opened Crozeli sandwich shop in the former Morsel Compass space at Piedmont Place. Photo: Beth Kagarise. They’ll move into the space vacated by Horse and Hen and, in a kind of musical chairs among local businesses, Horse and Hen has moved to the small building behind The Yellow Mug, where owner Brittany Barnett is concentrating on her growing floral business.
Quick Update on Crozet Infrastructure Projects
Nov 8, 2024 · A check-in with county officials on planned/potential Crozet improvements reveals the following details. The Square. Complete Oak Street and add and improve parking in the area, and align roads and sidewalks with the future Barnes Lumber project design
Blue Ridge Tunnel Exhibit in Staunton Through 2025
Oct 4, 2024 · An interactive digital kiosk displays information on Claudius Crozet and the lives of the workers. Photo: Bill Humm. “It took 20 years to restore the tunnel, which opened as a public greenway in 2020,” explained Nancy Sorrells, past president of the Augusta County Historical Society, who designed and created the content for the exhibit.
Business Briefs: October 2024 | Crozet Gazette
Oct 4, 2024 · DJ Double D Now in Crozet. Long-time South Carolina residents Gwen Bouchie and Lane Dortch always wanted to relocate to the mountains, but they assumed their eventual move would be to Asheville or somewhere closer to their low-country home.
Beaver Hill Mobile Home Park Looks to Expand | Crozet Gazette
Oct 4, 2024 · A proposal to double the size of Crozet’s Beaver Hill Mobile Home Community (MHC) was submitted to Albemarle County planners in August. Located on 47 acres on the north side of Rt. 240 across from the Highlands neighborhood, Beaver Hill has been established on that site since 1965, predating much of the surrounding development.
Supervisors Favor P3 Strategy for Connector | Crozet Gazette
Sep 6, 2024 · Crozet resident Bill O’Malley speaks during the public hearing section of the August 7 Board of Supervisors meeting. Westlake Hills resident Bill O’Malley expressed frustration over the unresponsiveness of the board by noting that “hope is not a plan.” “This just looks like a hope-filled plan signed off by [the County Executive], and the community is …
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Business Briefs: June 2024 - Crozet Gazette
Jun 7, 2024 · Brownsville Market manager Dio Fazlazi makes pizza in Brownsville Market’s new pizza oven. Photo: Malcolm Andrews. Their choice met with public approval, and just a few weeks into the pizza sales (from 2 to 8 p.m.), Brownsville Market was selling a couple of dozen pies––both whole and by the slice––every day.