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Updated: 8:54 AM Aug 28, 2008
Augusta County Drought Assistance
Augusta County The Augusta County Board of Supervisors will meet Wednesday night to discuss federal and state drought assistance for farms in Augusta County. Posted: 6:29 PM Aug 27, 2008Reporter: Mallory Brooke Email Address: mbrooke@whsv.com |
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