Beginning in the summer 2006, paper versions were mailed* only to those members who paid $5 with their dues. If you would like a hard copy please contact Toni Bowman.
*except for the fall issue, which accompanies the off-line membership directory.

Advantages of on-line news

1. Have the computer read it to you. View example ->.
2. HOT Links (when the cursor becomes a pointing hand - just click)
3. The document is fully searchable.
4. Color, color, COLOR!
5. Newsletters as snapshots of what happened when (the web site is constantly changing.)
6. Odd # of pages is OK (!)
7. Less expensive. and no time for delivery.

Vandals continue to fly at Hokie statues. Artist Sally Mook of Blacksburg poses with the Hokie Bird statue she designed called “Something for Everyone.” Vandals ripped the Burruss Hall hat off the bird, which stands in front of the National Bank of Blacksburg building downtown.

Charlotte Chan: The Art of selling Real Estate. 76KB

• 2006 shows 124 kb.pdf
• 2005 shows 58kb.pdf
• 2004 shows 43kb.pdf
• 2003 shows 34kb.pdf

• 2002 shows 71kb.pdf
• 2001 shows 45kb.pdf
• 2000 Shows 60kb.pdf
• 1999 Shows 5kb.pdf
• 1998 Shows 4kb.pdf