Jenspiration
Phoenix Project benefits from Tattoo Raffle by OHPMC
Last weekend on Saturday the Ohana Pride Shenandoah County held a rally to benefit the Phoenix Project. Several members gathered for a bike parade and raffle. During social distancing times, it is really difficult to host events and fundraisers that non-profits count on. Please consider your non-profits in these unusual times. Out of the box fundraising ideas are welcomed!
Watch this video to see the OHPMC crew introduction, ride, interview with Tammy Sharpe at Phoenix Project, and live raffle drawing. Thank you to everyone in the community for your support and encouragement!
Important note from Tammy: The community can help the Phoenix Project by spreading the word about their work. Their tag line is, “A communities response to domestic violence.” They are well trained and ready to help. Never hesitate to call. You can make a difference.
Phoenix Project
Office: 540-635-2302
HOTLINE: 540-635-2300
The hotline is answered 24/7
Martha Lou Didawick (1948 – 2026)
Samuels Public Library Announces November Programs, Holiday Activities and Annual Friends Book Sale
Warren County Wildcats Host Brentsville Tigers Under Friday Night Lights – October 30
Warren County Wildcats Host James Wood in Girls Volleyball Tuesday, October 27
The Bed Switcheroo: One Couple’s Simple Experiment in Better Sleep and a Little Nighttime Adventure
Law Enforcement Agencies’ Use of License Plate Reader Data Faces Fresh Scrutiny
Sentara Hospitals Are Using AI To Help Monitor Patients, Determine Discharge Timelines
Keith Halder Schmitz Sr. (1956 – 2026)
Oil Changes: One of the Most Important Routine Car Maintenance Jobs
Can AI Predict Lottery Numbers? Here’s What AI Says
Israel from the Romans to World War I
Achieve Your Goals by Taking More Positive Action in Your Life
February 1st, 2027, Set for Circuit Court Trial & Further Scheduling in Stroud vs. Treece Criminal Cases
VIEWPOINT: Getting Down to Brass Tacks
Caring For Yourself While You Grieve
Anime USA Brings Three Days of Cosplay, Gaming and Japanese Pop Culture to Chantilly
Your Mammogram Report Now Includes Something New: Breast Density
Halloween Hazards Can Put Senior Pets at Risk, Virginia Animal Welfare Advocates Warn
Spanberger Orders Statewide Cybersecurity Plan to Address Growing Threats From Artificial Intelligence
Another Veteran’s Perspective
Warren County High School Students Help Bring Fall Fest Fun to E. Wilson Morrison Families
Rising Mortgage Rates Slow Virginia Home Sales as Housing Inventory Climbs 20 Percent
10 Tips for a Safe Halloween
Virginia Joins Governors Public Health Alliance to Strengthen Disease Prevention and Emergency Response
