Harvest Table gets products from its own farm.

Jason Von Kundra feeds chickens and holds a basket of eggs from the Harvest Table farm in Meadowview, Va.  Many of the dishes include items grown, picked or raised on their own farm in Meadowview.  Von Kundra is the Farm Manager.

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Drug Addicted Baby Series - Andrew Arnold born on drugs

Andrew Arnold, 2, runs away from his mother, Victoria McCune, while playing outside on a sunny Tuesday in Meadowview, Virginia.  Andrew is living with the effects of being born with drugs in his mothers system before his birth.

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Love's Travel Stop soon to open

The fuel tanks are in the ground and the pump islands are being completed at the new Love's Travel Stop in Meadowview, Virginia.

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Snow caused Barn to collapse in Meadowview

The 200 foot long barn owned by Jimmy Ball is shown in background after heavy snow caused it to collapse.  A pickup truck, hay, feed and tools are still under the metal roof that collected snow and rain and then gaveway.



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Elephant show a big hit with students.

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Kalyn Steele,5, from Meadowview Elem. School makes a face as she helps Cora, a 50-year-old Asian elephant, play a horn for several hundred Elementary School kids at the Elephant Encounter during the Washington County Fair on Wednesday.

Students learn from Living History

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Students learn to be soldiers from 14 yr. old Ben Pile, and what happens to a soldier found to be in the wrong as Watauga Elem Student Cody Atkins found out during the 20th annual Living History at Edmonson Hall in Meadowview, Va. on Friday. 300 elementary students learned about the civil war during the event. Washington County schools attended.