The chapter held the spring road cleanup on April 18th. The cleanup was scheduled just prior to the monthly members dinner meeting. Volunteers collected 41 bags of trash from along Kings Fork Road and the newly adopted section of Providence Road from the community house to Route 460. Members that … Read more
Five new chapter members were sworn in during our April members meeting by chapter president, Ray Powell. From left to right are new members Tim and … Read more
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Despite unusually chilly spring temperatures and a slight breeze, 33 volunteers turned out Saturday morning, March 24th, for the chapter’s third spring river clean up. … Read more
Our chapter’s guest speaker for the March 22nd dinner meeting was Chad Boyce. Chad is a fisheries biologist with Region 1 of the Virginia Department of Game … Read more
The Chapter gained a new family membership during our March 22nd member’s dinner meeting. New members Bill and Beverly Snyder were sworn in by chapter … Read more
Prior year issues of our monthly Chapter newsletter are available for download from the S-N IWLA Blue Heron Times newsletter archives.
To sign-up to receive our newsletters on an ongoing monthly basis, please consider adding your email address to our newsletter … Read more
Saturday afternoon, March 24th, the Suffolk Fire Department’s Search and Rescue Squad (SARS) conducted a missing person training exercise on our chapter’s … Read more
Our annual open-to-the-public Chapter Teddy Bear Hunt (TBH) is scheduled for April 28th, 2018. ** Limited spaces are available, so please RSVP our chapter youth coordinator, Rob Carpenter at … Read more
Submitted by Chris Ferguson, Shooting Sports Coordinator
February 24th dawned bright and clear, after some wild weather to start 2018, Mother Nature smiled upon us. David Perdue kicked … Read more
