Welcome to the James Exchange on this fine Sunday evening. It is still November 3rd and this is my fomal podcast in a series of three on the write-in candidates for Scottsville town council.  I am your host Nancy Gill and now it is Molly Angevine’s turn to answer some questions. And, let me tell you, this has been a marathon. I will not get to Laura Cortese and the Dance Cards today, but I will tomorrow! I prerecord our conversations. There is a transcript you can follow, read, or browse with each podcast.

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Welcome to the James Exchange. I am your host, Nancy Gill. It is Sunday, November 3rd and the Scottsville election for mayor and three councilors is a couple of days away. My conversation with Walter Townsend has been published. Next up is Roger Whitley and then Molly Angevine. David Becker and I were unable to schedule a conversation. I prerecord our conversations. There is a transcript you can follow, read, or browse with each podcast.

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Welcome to the James Exchange. I am your host, Nancy Gill. It is Sunday, November 3rd and the Scottsville election for mayor and three councilers is a couple of days away. Today, you will hear from Walter Townsend, Roger Whitley, and Molly Angevine. David Becker and I were unable to schedule a conversation.

Welcome to the James Exchange. I am your host, Nancy Gill. It is Wednesday October, 30th. I am continuing my conversations with the candidates for Scottsville Town Council. As a disclaimer, all conversations are pre-recorded.

I hope you listen to Bessette’s words and what he would like to accomplish during the next four years should he be elected on November 5.

As always, if you have a song, a story, an event, or an issue you would like to discuss, perhaps it is time for a conversation.

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Welcome to the James Exchange. I am Nancy Gill, your host. Scottsville residents have the opportunity to choose their Mayor on November 5. The choice is between the current Mayor and Vice Mayor.

Eddie Payne has served on Town Council for six-years, and has been involved with the Scottsville Rescue Squad.

The election is on Tuesday, November 5. Albemarle residents vote at the Scottsville Elementary School. Fluvanna residents vote at Antioch Church.

Welcome to the James Exchange. I am Nancy Gill, your host. Scottsville residents have the opportunity to choose their Mayor on November 5. The choice is between the current Mayor and Vice Mayor.

Ron Smith is currently serving as Mayor. He has served on Council for several terms as well as the Planning Commission.

The election is on Tuesday, November 5. Albemarle residents vote at the Scottsville Elementary School. Fluvanna residents vote at Antioch Church.

Welcome to the James Exchange. I am your host, Nancy Gill and in this episode, Laura Mellusi and I got together to discuss questions for the candidates—both Mayor and Council. This is the first part of covering the Scottsville election—mainly coming up with questions and the reasons why. They will be listed with the candidate episode. So, listen in and feel free to come up with your own.

The second part of this episode is about Twilight Tours 2024. They are this weekend!

Follow a lantern guide on this historic tour exploring Scottsville's past. This hour long tour will feature actor portrayals of characters throughout different periods of Scottsville's history.

Walking Tours will take place Friday & Saturday nights, October 18 & 19. First tour departs at 6:15pm; last tour departs at 8:00pm.

Tours start from The Scottsville Museum (290 W. Main Street) and depart every 15 minutes.

A seated, handicap accessible performance of Twilight Tours will be held Sunday, October 20 @ 3pm, and will take place at Victory Hall Theater (401 Valley Street).

Adult tickets $15, students (K-12) $10

This event is a partnership between The Scottsville Museum and The Scottsville Center for the Arts & the Natural Environment. (Reprinted from the SCAN Facebook page)

As always, if you have a song, a story, an event, or an issue you would like to discuss, perhaps it is time for a conversation.

Greetings all from the James Exchange. I am Nancy Gill your host. Today’s conversation is with Anne Lindberg, the Branch Manager of our beloved Scottsville library which happens to be in the Jefferson Madison Regional Library group.

We talked about the recent 65th Anniversary celebration of the library, the many offerings provided, new initiatives, and a very special election.

Lots are happening in and around town. Stay tuned for a conversation with Laura Mellusi—we discussed the questions we would like candidates and write-ins answer in a podcast coming out tomorrow.

As always, if you have a story, a song, an event or an issue you would like to discuss, perhaps it is time for a conversation.

Welcome to the James Exchange. I am your host Nancy Gill. It is Thursday, September 19, and we have an exciting event this coming Saturday. Nurture with Nature is being held on James River Reeling and Rafting’s campsite on the riverbank of the “Mighty James.”

Nurture with Nature is this coming Saturday, September 21 from 2:00 to 4:00. The event is open to all, and features nonprofit organizations and some local businesses.

So come one, come all to this event for all ages and stages. It looks like the weather is cooperating, so it should prove yet another fantastic day on the river here in Scottsville!

Welcome to the James Exchange. I am your host Nancy Gill. In today’s episode, I had a conversation with Daisa Pascal of We Grow.

We discussed why she has such a passion for plants, the arts, and teaching. And, when you enter her shop you definitely feel welcomed and know that she lives up to her sign!

She is kicking off a Sunday workshop “Chop & Prop” where you will learn her Grandmother’s tips. Stop on by and see what they are!

In case you haven’t heard about her latest initiative, check out her Scottsville Bingo. The cards are in several Scottsville businesses.

So, check it out! This is a wrap for today. I am off to Alberene for breakfast!

And, as always, if you have a story, a song, an event or an issue you would like to discuss, perhaps it is time for a conversation!