Spread the Word – The Palooza is coming, The Palooza is coming. Click on the Link to see the Festival Flyer.
Month: October 2011
Panther Palooza Update #4 – Weather Report & Closest to the Pin

Update #3 of MANY on The Panther Palooza
One of the hardest things to do when you have hundreds of thoughts you want to share with folks is deciding the order to address them. With that said we will start with the idea behind the event.
11 Days and Counting until The Panther Palooza !

Stop the Presses ! ATV-60’s favorite Sports Writer Bill Meade broke the story in today’s Page News & Courier so now it is Game On. For the next 11 days we will share as much information with folks as possible and we welcome all to continue to check back for more updates each day.
We need to start out with the basic questions and go from there.
The old Who, What, When , Where and Why.
Who – The community that is Page County High School in Shenandoah, Virginia.
What – A two-day festival that will include a series of events designed to catch the attention of folks of all ages.
When – Saturday October 22 & Sunday October 23. Saturday will be from 9:00 A.M. until 5:00 P.M. Sunday from 1-5 & 7-9
Where – Page County High School (Located right of US-340 just north of Shenandoah).
Why – The goal is to raise the money needed for the recently approved new fencing for the Lady Panther Softball stadium.
The next update will include a schedule of events !
Panther Palooza 2011 – Got Fence ?

It has been just over 18 months since I had to apply the brakes to our five-year journey that was/is Around The Valley in 60 Days. A lifetime full of memories were collected from the efforts to help promote the local High Schools and the Valley Baseball League but the work side of Crystal Clear Delivery forced the hiatus.
While the work schedule is still as intense as ever an opportunity arose that warranted one more attempt to make some folks in our beautiful Valley smile. In a time where many families are struggling to make ends meet I set out to create a blue print that could easily become a major fund-raiser for the same schools and VBL teams that our family spent time trying to promote.
Head Coach Alan Knight has been leading the Lady Panthers of Page County for over 3 decades in both Volleyball and Softball. During that stretch Coach has corralled over 700 victories and a handful of State Championships but the thing that has always impressed me the most is the way he conducts himself while representing PCHS. No detail is to small and each and every player is expected to live up to the expectations Coach has when it comes to being a Lady Panther.
This fall Alan finally packed up his whistle and retired as the PCHS Volleyball Coach but decided to return to the diamond in the spring for a 31st season. One of his goals for the immediate future was to complete the upgrades to Panther Stadium which includes adding a 6-foot fence around the entire field as well as moving home plate. The moving of the bases was to create a much safer playing field for both the Lady Panthers and their visitors. The old distance left the on deck circle in a less than safe position and the move needed to be made for all involved.
The fence was a different matter altogether as it would prove to be one of the final touches to what has been an impressive project from the start. What makes the efforts of Coach and his staff where the Stadium is concerned is that both the funds and the labor has come from within the organization over the years. This includes the recently completed press box which includes restrooms and concession stand that make watching a ball game at PCHS a treat.
When the news came down that the temporary fence that connects the left field foul pole to the right field foul pole would no longer have to be taken down it set a plan in motion. The football team shared the land with the softball team while waiting for their new practice field to be finished and when that happened….
