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What's happening in St. Paul? There's always something happening in St. Paul, from the Farmers' Market, to festivals and antique/classic car shows, parades and music venues. St. Paul is a treasure, not only to its residents but to hikers, bikers, boaters and more. Our leaders and citizens are working together to grow our hometown into a recognized eco-epicenter, both economically and ecologically, demonstrating the two "e's" can co-exist and flourish, while maintaining our unique small town character and heritage. Through partnerships with regional and state entities, as well as our own ingenuity and hard work, we are doing just that.
 
Take a moment and read the latest Mayor's Message, for an update on the state of our Town and various projects in the works and planning stages. While you're at it, take time to visit St. Paul's Strategic Plan for Downtown Revitalization

Latest News, Current & Upcoming Events

 

 

14th Annual Clinch River Days Festival

May 31 - June 2, 2012

 

The Clinch River Days Festival, produced by St. Paul Tomorrow, will be held on Friday and Saturday, June 1-2, with the Festival Reception Thursday, May 31 at the Railroad Museum.

 

 

           Festival Events (PDF)

           Southwestminster Dog Show (PDF)

           Clinch River Festival IDOL Contest (PDF)

           So You Think You Can Dance Contest (PDF)

           Photography Contest

 

Craft Vendors:  Vendor Application (PDF)  

 

Food Vendor spots are filled for 2012-registration closed

 

The Clinch River Festival website address is down for maintenance. To reach the Clinch River Festival website during this time, click here: http://clinchriverfestival.sharepoint.com.  This is a temporary link until the maintenance is complete.

 

 

The next Clinch River Festival planning meeting will take place May 17, 5:30 pm at Hillman House. All volunteers are encouraged to attend! If you wish to help with the Festival in any capacity, please join us!


 

Pickin’ In The Park, St. Paul

Park Stage or Oxbow Center– Held every 2nd Saturday – Local Musicians are invited to show off their talents for the jam session.  Please register to perform by 5:30pm in the lobby of the Oxbow Center or you may register in advance by calling 276.762.5544 – Come and join us to listen and dance to music by our local artists. No admission fee.

 

Saturday, May 12, on the Park Stage beginning at 6 pm, enjoy a jam session for local musicians, followed by The Stan Burton Band performing from 7:30-9:30 pm.  Bring your lawn chairs and your dancing shoes to enjoy this free fabulous musical event!


 

 

Building Owners, Business Owners, Farmers, Board/Committee

Members & Volunteers

 

Todd Barman of the National Main Street organization met with building owners, business owners, farmers, board/committee members and volunteers in St. Paul on Tuesday, February 28, 2012. Mr. Barman addressed economic restructuring with the group. It was a great meeting and lots of constructive ideas were shared. Watch for more information to come.


Virginia Tech Design Assistance Team

Presented at the Town Council Meeting Feb. 20

St. Paul Tomorrow's Lou Wallace and VA Tech Team members Michael La Roche, Laurel Heile and Caitlin Edenfield presented conceptional imagery and discussed the future Bluebell Island walking trail and updates to our park during the Council meeting Monday at the Town Hall. Read more...


 

St. Paul Gateway Project - Veteran's Memorial Wall

There's still time to honor our veterans, and your loved ones, with a custom laser-engraved brick to be built into the St. Paul Gateway Veteran's Memorial. The memorial is located on Wise Street near the intersection of Route 58A. The bronze eagle and flagpole were set in place by Memorial Day weekend 2011, along with landscaping. Besides the engraved bricks honoring our veterans, engraved bricks may be purchased honoring non-veterans for the walkway leading to the Veteran's Wall. Call the Town Hall for more information and to purchace engraced bricks to honor your veterans.

 

 

 
 
Join us for Pickin' In The Park
 
Virginia Governor McDonnell designates St. Paul
"Virginia Main Street Town"
 

 

 

 

 

Town Hall

276-762-5297 (phone)
276-762-0479 (fax)

PO Box 66

16531 Russell Street
St. Paul, Virginia 24283

H. Kyle Fletcher

Mayor

 

Police Dept.

276-762-5022

 

Fire Dept.

276-762-9516

911

for emergencies only

Public Works

276-762-5297

(M-F 8:00 am - 4:30 pm)

276-762-5022

(evenings, weekends, holidays)
Water Plant
276-762-9683
 
Sewage Department
276-762-9575
 
Street Department
276-762-0412
Swimming Pool
276-762-5365
 
 
 
 

 

Wetlands Estonoa

276-762-5151

Teresa Vencil

Exec. Director 

 

 

Heart of Appalachia
Tourism Authority
3028 4th Ave. Market Sq.
St. Paul, VA 24283
276-762-0011
info@heartofappalachia.com
www.heartofappalachia.com
 

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