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Our Chamber of Commerce is a voluntary partnership of individuals and business professionals working together
to advance the economy and to improve the quality of life in our community. Chamber members are citizens
concerned with the socio-economic climate of our community joining together to accomplish goals. The
Chamber serves as both salesperson and advocate to local business.
A Chamber’s objectives are:
- to help businesses prosper and grow;
- to increase job opportunities;
- to encourage an orderly expansion and development of all segments of the community;
- to contribute to the overall economic stability of the community;
- to encourage and promote the nation’s private enterprise system of competitive marketing.
The Powhatan Chamber of Commerce continually strives to support and enhance the quality of life for our
citizens by promoting economic development and maintaining our friendly, rural atmosphere. We are proud of
our community and committed to being responsive to the needs of our businesses and residents.
The Chamber Membership Directory and Consumer Guide is one of many benefits offered to the Chamber’s
members and the Powhatan community. This publication is designed to provide an overview of the unique
features and attractions of our beautiful community, as well as information to those who are new to Powhatan.
We hope you find our publication helpful.
Welcome to Powhatan, Virginia, a prime residential community nestled in the historic James River Valley basin
in central Virginia. Just 20 minutes from the state capital of Richmond and only two hours from the nation’s
capital of Washington, D.C., Powhatan offers a calm respite from the vigorous pace of these centers of
government. The gently rolling hills, verdant farmlands and large tracts of scenic woodlands are a perfect
backdrop for comfortable living. Once known for growing fine tobacco and dairy cows, Powhatan is now
growing in reputation as a fine place to raise a family. Excellent schools, affordable acreage, a good network of
interconnecting highways, careful zoning to manage growth and convenient local businesses contribute to a
quality of life that is truly exceptional.Powhatan boasts the best of both worlds: the friendliness and charm of
small-town America and the tremendous cultural, historical, educational, economic and employment
opportunities available due to its proximity to both the state’s and the nation’s capital cities.
First discovered by European explorers in the early 1600s, officially declared a county by Virginia’s Governor
Patrick Henry in the Revolutionary War era, named for the Indian Chief Powhatan, father of the Indian princess
Pocahontas and surrounded by historically significant Civil War sites, Powhatan County is steeped in American
history.The first Europeans arrived in the area in 1608, when an expedition from the Jamestown colony exploring
the James River encountered the local Monacan Indians. Much later, the area would be named after Chief
Powhatan, a powerful chief of the Algonquian Indians from the Tidewater region of Virginia and the father of the
Indian princess Pocahontas. Nearly 100 years after the Jamestown exploration, French Huguenots came to the
area looking to escape religious persecution in Europe. The Huguenots settled along the James River near the site
of abandoned Monacan Indian villages at the northern edge of the County. Many descendents of those early
arrivals still live in the area.
Powhatan County was formed in 1777 when Governor Patrick Henry and the Virginia General Assembly created
a new county from land that was part of three neighboring counties. The original courthouse was built in 1778,
and the area was named Scottville to honor a local hero, Brigadier General Charles Scott, who served with
George Washington during the Revolution. In 1836, the name of the County seat was changed to Powhatan to
avoid confusion with Scottsville, located in nearby Albemarle County. Powhatan is the only county in Virginia to
be named for an Indian leader.
During the War Between the States, Powhatan was spared the battles that raged around Richmond, but became
significant during the waning days of the Confederacy. After the fall of Richmond retreating Confederate forces
passed through the Courthouse area. Robert E. Lee also lived in the County during the summer immediately
following the war. Today, there are five sites throughout the County that are part of the Civil War Trails system,
bringing tourism to the area.
Several significant educational institutions have been associated with Powhatan. The University of Richmond
traces its roots to Powhatan in 1830. Many historically significant homes and churches are found throughout the
County, including 17 sites listed on the National or Virginia Historic Registry.
Where the Healing of the American Civil War Began
General Robert E. Lee, after his surrender of the Army of Northern Virginia on April 12, 1865 at Appomattox,
returned to the rented home where his wife and daughters resided on Franklin St. in Richmond. Broken
financially, materially and in poor health, he resided there until the end of June 1865.
June 7, 1865, brought alarming news that he and several other high-ranking Confederates were indicted for
treason by a grand jury in Norfolk. The news raced across the nation. The people of the South became enraged
over the prospects of a trial. The generous terms of surrender extended by General Ulysses S. Grant at
Appomattox were now in question. The potential of reopening the Civil War was on the horizon, for all Lee
needed to do was give the command.
Lee turned to the one man who could help: General Grant. Grant threatened to resign if Lee or any of the paroled
prisoners were prosecuted. He further stated that he was “honor bound to protect his paroled prisoners and should
do so to the full extent of his power as Commander-in-Chief of the United States Army.”
While residing in Richmond, Lee stated that he would like to find “some quiet little home in the woods.” He
found that sanctuary in western Powhatan at a little cottage called Derwent, named for a beautiful lake in
England. With the threat of treason still lingering, he and his family moved to Powhatan in late June. Through the
efforts of Lee’s former enemy, General Grant, the charges of treason were never brought against him.
Derwent represents the beginning of the healing of the Civil War, for it was here that General Lee offered his
advice, which became the law of conduct for those residing in the South. At Derwent, Lee wrote to former
Virginia Governor John Letcher, “All should unite in honest efforts to obliterate the effects of the war and to
restore the blessings of peace.” To a naval officer Lee wrote, “...I believe it to be the duty of everyone to unite in
the restoration of the country, and the reestablishment of peace and harmony...”
Of the hundreds of Civil War Trails signs that exist, the sign at Powhatan County at Derwent has been referred to
by historians as the most noble for Lee’s inspiring words for national healing. From Derwent, Lee stimulated the
vision, as well as the desire, for the South to lift itself from the devastation of warfare. Because of the inspiring
efforts of General Lee to raise the nation from the ashes of war, Powhatan, where the healing of the American
Civil War began, will be forever celebrated as the cradle of rebirth for what would become the greatest nation in
the world, the United States of America.
Powhatan is conveniently located in the Central Piedmont region of Virginia, between the James and the
Appomattox rivers. From here it is no more than a couple hours drive to the Blue Ridge Mountains, the waters of
the Chesapeake Bay, Washington, D.C. or the ocean at Virginia Beach. Just minutes off Route 60 west of
Richmond, Powhatan is within easy reach of Route 288, the state capital’s “Outer Belt.” Route 522 (north-south)
provides access to U.S. 60 and Interstate 64, conveniently leading to points east and west. I-95 north to
Washington D.C. and the eastern Seaboard and I-85 south to Raleigh and Atlanta all connect in nearby Richmond.
Air passengers have plenty of options, as well. Nearby Richmond International Airport is modern and well
equipped, with direct service to many locations and connecting flights to destinations worldwide. Dulles
International Airport and Ronald Reagan National Airport, both servicing the Washington, D.C. area, are true
gateways to the world.
Central Virginia is linked to the worldwide business economy by excellent air and water cargo shipping options.
Richmond’s airport has one of the fastest-growing air cargo facilities in the nation and is served by all the large
air-cargo carriers, including FedEx, UPS and Airborne Express/DHL. Chesterfield County Airport, located 12
miles south of Richmond, is a general aviation airport servicing business and recreational flyers.
The Richmond Deepwater Terminal, located nearby on the James River, provides convenient shipping. The Port
of Hampton Roads, 130 miles southeast, has one of the world’s largest natural deep-water harbors and is one of
the leading shipping ports on the Atlantic Seaboard. More than 75 shipping lines sail into Hampton Roads, with
cargo going to more than 330 ports of call throughout the world.
Rail freight is linked within the County through the Norfolk-Southern Railway System.
The charm of the area is clearly evident when dining in Powhatan. With award-winning cuisine, elegant
restaurants, quaint cafés and familiar favorite haunts, Powhatan offers something to satisfy every craving
and taste. Powhatan is proud to be home to three of the top restaurants in the entire Richmond area. Friendly wait
staff and skilled chefs and bakers offer top-notch cuisine in eateries, bakeries and diners located throughout the
region. The combination of food and atmosphere are insurmountable.
Round up the family and head out to one of the many restaurants geared to please adults and kids alike. From
breakfast through dinner (and dessert!), family friendly eateries offer budget-conscious menus in casual settings.
You will find some restaurants where you have three generations working together to provide a tasty treat for all
palettes. Delicious diners, cozy cafés and national chain restaurants are also conveniently located.
Shoppers, too, have the advantage in Powhatan. From a quaint business area to local retailers and shopping
plazas to nearby malls and more, Powhatan links its residents and visitors with resources to satisfy virtually every
need.
The necessities of daily life are close to home in Powhatan!
Powhatan County boasts a rich abundance of natural, historic and cultural assets. The Powhatan Tourism Council
is active in promoting many of the historic and outdoor recreational opportunities offered in the County. From
paddling the mighty James River to fishing the newly restored Powhatan Lakes, outdoor activities are abundant
in the County.
Home to many equine-related businesses, there are miles of horseback riding trails located within the Powhatan
Wildlife Management Area and at historic Belmead on the James River. The County also plans to participate in
the State’s Commemoration of the Civil War Sesquicentennial by adding five additional sites to the existing five
that tell the story of the closing days of the War and the beginning of the Nation’s healing.
If festive events are your passion, Powhatan must be plugged into your personal navigational device! The
Powhatan Chamber of Commerce, Performing Arts Foundation of Powhatan and many of the nonprofit and civic
organizations host a multitude of celebrations, including Powhatan’s Festival of the Grape, Fourth Fridays, Jazz
‘n July, Steer Roast, Dove Roast, Christmas Parade, the Powhatan Chow Down and the Powhatan County Fair.
There are a number of historic properties and districts in the County, including the Courthouse Village, where
visitors can enjoy unique shopping experiences, take a walking tour, stop by the Historical Society-operated
Museum, dine in a number of different restaurants or spend a night in one of Powhatan’s four bed and breakfast
inns.
Whatever your interest, Powhatan has something special to offer.
The Performing Arts Foundation of Powhatan is working to create a state-of-the-art cultural arts organization to
present prominent talent and showcase local gifted artists. Through musical and fine art presentations, they hope
to become a focal point of community energy and pride. Powhatan is fortunate to be the host of quality
presentations of events, such as Powhatan’s Got Talent, Jazz ‘n July, Red Hot and Blue and Summer Serenade as
well as showcase exceptional student art throughout the County. For more information please refer to their
website: www.artsofpowhatan.org.
The annual Powhatan County Fair – one of Virginia’s longest-running fairs – is a family tradition. It features
concerts from rising entertainers, community displays, fabulous foods, the thrill of midway rides and plenty of
interesting exhibits. The fairgrounds are a perfect venue for many family events throughout the year, including
Chow Down and Trunk or Treat.
On the last Saturday in October, Powhatan’s historic Courthouse Square overflows with wine, food, shopping
and live entertainment at the annual Powhatan’s Festival of the Grape. The Powhatan Chamber of Commerce is
proud to host one of the premier wine events in the Southeast. Nearly 6,000 attendees taste samples of wine from
more than 25 Virginia wineries and have the opportunity to shop among some of the finest craftsmen anywhere.
A variety of gourmet food is offered during the festival, as well.
Other family-friendly community events include a Labor Day Parade and Christmas Parade through the
Courthouse, a special Bateau Festival on the James River, a Memorial Day show to honor Powhatan’s veterans
and many more events that make Powhatan a place to be proud to live and visit.
More and more people are discovering the charms of Powhatan, making it one of the fastest-growing
communities in the state. The area is graced with beautiful single-family homes on farms and estate-sized lots,
with a wide spectrum of styles that range from historic Revolutionary War period houses to new subdivisions that
boast the latest in modern amenities. Homes reflect individual tastes and custom designs and range in price from
under $200,000 to well over a million. A Comprehensive Land Use Plan throughout most of the County specifies
five-acre average and two-acre minimum lot sizes. Smaller lots are permitted in some areas. Some residents opt
for the convenience of in-town living with easy access to the local shops and services within the Village of
Powhatan. One whole new community includes Scottville at Powhatan Courthouse, a new housing development
for active adults in the Village of Powhatan that features smaller lots, neighborhood shops and walking paths –
perfect for people who want to simplify and downsize. Powhatan offers easy highway access and the reputation
as an excellent place to raise a family. The rural character and friendliness of small-town America remains at the
heart of the community.
Scottville at Powhatan Courthouse is redefining “community” in the heart of Powhatan. Just minutes from Route
288, Scottville is located in the Village of Powhatan and offers 140 maintenance-free homes in an inviting
setting, ideal for those seeking something more in an active adult community. Scottville provides a welcoming
place where you can come to regain a sense of neighborhood in a historic village. In addition to providing a
wonderful place to live, Scottville’s growing collection of shoppes and offices offers opportunities for those
seeking to locate their businesses in a dynamic village setting.
Scottville offers homes with distinctive designs and amenities that are within easy walking distance. It is
reflective of many of the design elements, which are native to the Village and to neighborhoods of the past and
that complement the small-town charm of neighborhood streetscapes. With each home being essentially unique
and distinctive, Scottville’s streetscapes evoke images of the neighborhoods in which we all grew up. In addition
to classic architectural features, Scottville’s appeal includes one-floor living with inviting front porches, quiet
streets with alleys that access each home and plentiful walking paths. Scottville has been designed to include
integrated shoppes and offices to provide shopping and neighborhood conveniences and an assisted living
component to supplement the living and care options in the County.
Two 18-hole public golf courses and one private club are located in Powhatan, as is the Virginia State Golf
Association statewide golf and education center, named the Independence Golf Club. This beautiful 27-hole
course, Tom Fazio’s only daily-fee golf course in Virginia, was designed to generate enough operating funds to
support the programs for the betterment of golf in Virginia.
There are an estimated 170,000 horses in the State of Virginia, with more than 2,000 in the Powhatan area. There
are horse clubs, as well as many horse-related businesses within the County, which include veterinary services,
trailer sales, farm and feed stores and independent riding instructors.
Fighting Creek Park is a 220-acre facility containing athletic fields, playgrounds, hiking trails, the public library,
animal shelter, the Powhatan Fire Company, the Elizabeth Randolph Lewis Powhatan YMCA and National
Guard Armory. With the addition of a new Parks and Recreation Manager, there are many opportunities for the
young and the old to be active and healthier. To learn more about specific opportunities visit: www.
parksandrecreation.com.
Powhatan’s YMCA draws families to the many activities and family events it offers to the community. Children
and adults can learn to swim or participate in competitive team activities at their beautiful pool. More information
is available at www.powhatanymca.org.
Local businesses offer yoga, gymnastics, fitness training, aerobic classes and a myriad of fun activities and
outings for everyone!
The Powhatan Wildlife Management Area includes 4,462 acres under the jurisdiction of the Virginia Department
of Game and Inland Fisheries, providing hunting and fishing. The department also maintains two public boat
landings.
The Powhatan Youth Athletic Association, the Powhatan Recreation Advisory Committee and the Powhatan
Soccer Association provide recreational activities for sportsmen and women of all ages. The County owns several
baseball, softball and soccer fields. Playgrounds and athletic fields are also located at four local public schools.
The County offers several private swimming pools, as well as a family campground, Cozy Acres, open
seasonally, April 1 through December 1.
Students in the Powhatan area are academically challenged by excellent public and private educational systems.
The Powhatan County School System is dedicated to providing quality education through the use of their
facilities, implementation of technology and their experienced educators. There are three elementary schools, a
middle school, a junior high and a high school that all work to prepare the community’s children for bright
futures. The high school boasts some of the highest SOL scores in the state, and also has a Junior ROTC and
cosmetology program for interested high school students. They offer to qualified seniors the opportunity to earn
the equivalent of a year’s worth of college credits while completing their 12th grade year through The College
Connection Academy.
Blessed Sacrament Huguenot is a Catholic college-preparatory school, grades Pre-12, dedicated to educating the
whole child spiritually, academically, socially and physically. The diverse school family and the traditionally
structured environment foster communication among students, faculty, home and administration. The school
understands the importance of small class size, which allows the faculty to nurture and develop each student’s
full God-given potential. Their mission is to graduate students who are goal-oriented, socially and morally
responsible and equipped with the knowledge and skills to be successful in higher education and in life.
The Richmond metropolitan area is home to several colleges and universities, including the University of
Richmond, Virginia Commonwealth University, Virginia Union University and Randolph-Macon College.
Additionally, Longwood University, Hampden-Sydney, John Tyler Community College and J. Sargeant
Reynolds Community College are all located in nearby communities.Superintendent
Dr. Margaret S. Meara
Powhatan County Public Schools 2320 Skaggs Rd., Powhatan 804-598-5700 • Fax: 804-598-5705 margaret.
[email protected] www.powhatan.k12.va.us
Schools
(In Alphabetical Order)
Blessed Sacrament Huguenot
Private (Grades PreK-12)
2501 Academy Rd., Powhatan
598-4211
Principal: Joseph Oley, Jr.
Flat Rock Elementary School
(Grades PreK - 4)
2210 Batterson Rd., Powhatan
598-5743
Principal: Thomas Sulzer
Pocahontas Elementary School
(Grades PreK - 4)
4294 Anderson Hwy., Powhatan
598-5717
Principal: Linda Dail
Powhatan Elementary School
(Grades PreK - 4)
4111 Old Buckingham Rd., Powhatan
598-5730
Principal: Constance Deal
Pocahontas Middle School
(Grades 5-6)
4290 Anderson Hwy., Powhatan
598-5720
Principal: Lynn Clayton-Prince
Powhatan Junior High School
(Grades 7-8)
4135 Old Buckingham Rd., Powhatan
598-5782
Principal: Richard Stewart
Powhatan High School
(Grades 9-12)
1800 Judes Ferry Rd., Powhatan
598-5710
Principal: Robert Carden
Powhatan County School Board 2010
District 1
Heinrich A. (Rick) Gideons
Fine Creek & Subletts Precincts
794-5841
District 2
Jason Moore
Powhatan Station and Graceland Precincts
598-8851
District 3
Valarie C. Ayers
Vice Chairman
Bethesda Precinct
598-7290
District 4
Debbie M. Jones
Powhatan Courthouse and Ballsville Precincts
598-2118
District 5
Timothy L. Gresham Chairman
Smith Cross Roads and Pineville Precincts
375-3601
Although primarily residential in nature, the balance between good living and good business is well met in
Powhatan. Most of the necessities and amenities of everyday life can be found in the shops, restaurants and
services of local providers. Whether you have a taste for sandwiches, pastries or a friendly family dinner out, you
don’t have to go far to be satisfied. More than 50 restaurants and eating establishments are located in the area.
Some of Powhatan’s many local businesses also include doctors and healthcare providers, home and garden
stores, realtors and homebuilders, feed stores and spas. Local business provides a solid tax base and local
employment opportunities.
The Chamber encourages you to use this Membership Directory and Consumer Guide to shop locally and support
these businesses that support our community. Think and shop Powhatan first. The excellent customer service will
keep you returning to our local businesses time after time.
Powhatan County is the site of what is believed to be the first commercial coal mine in America. But it was the
fertile soil of the river basin, the excellent growing conditions and the large stands of pine and hardwood trees
that built prosperity in the area. Tobacco was introduced to the colonies in the early 1600s by an Englishman
named John Rolfe. Rolfe was an early settler in the area and the husband of Pocahontas. It wasn’t long before
tobacco became king in the Tidewater and Piedmont area of Virginia, a status it retained until recently. Food
crops were grown, including corn and wheat, but were mostly used for home consumption. Remains of some of
the early gristmills that colonists used to grind grain into flour can still be found in the area.
Early Huguenot settlers along the James River began to clear some of the magnificent stands of massive oak and
sycamore trees, as well as Virginia pine, as they set up farms. Over the next 200 years, the bottom hardwood and
high-quality pine trees were cut and shipped for use all over the world. Many of the taller pines were shipped to
England where they were valued as masts for the tall sailing ships. As the hardwoods were cut, the land filled in
with pine and other faster growing species. During the Civil War and the Siege of Richmond, both the North and
the South felled local trees for railroad ties, firewood and fence rails. Modern inventions also fueled the lumber
business in the Powhatan area. By the early 1900s, the invention of the steam engine and later the diesel and
gasoline engines made the cutting and transporting of trees easier; large tracts were clear-cut. In the years after
the war, clear-cut areas were replanted and are now managed and protected as commercial forestland.
There are more than 200 farms in Powhatan, encompassing more than 50,000 acres of land. The average size of
each farm is 239 acres. The top crops are corn and wheat for grain, soybeans and hay. Livestock, poultry and
their products account for a major portion of $8 million-plus in agricultural revenues annually.
These large parcels of forest and farmland are what give Powhatan the rural character and natural beauty that are
attracting new residents.
Agribusiness thrives in Powhatan. The rural setting and beautiful countryside is home to numerous horse farms
and a wide variety of equine services. From cashmere goats to alpacas, and honey bees to micro-greens,
Powhatan is the perfect setting for niche agribusiness. The County also boasts of successful vineyards, an orchid
nursery and a producer of goat’s milk products.
Newer industries to the Powhatan area include technology-based and auto-related businesses, construction, retail
trade and service industries. Unemployment in Powhatan County ranks among the lowest in the region.
Residents in the Powhatan area can choose from among several excellent medical facilities. CJW Medical Center
is one of the largest facilities in the nation’s largest hospital system, HCA. CJW has 758 beds on two medical
campuses in the Richmond area, Chippenham and Johnston-Willis. Each campus provides a wide range of
services, but specialty programs have been established at one hospital or the other, not at both. Together, their
services include one of the East Coast’s leading neuroscience and Gamma Knife centers, the highly accredited
Thomas Johns Cancer Center, the top-rated Levinson Heart Hospital, a full-service rehabilitation center, a 113bed facility providing mental health and substance abuse services, and extensive pediatric services including
pediatric ER, a pediatric intensive care unit and two neonatal care units.
The area’s newest hospital, Bon Secours St. Francis Medical Center is located in western Chesterfield County
and provides easy access to residents in Powhatan. It is a state-of-the art facility with 130 private rooms. Services
include 24-hour emergency care, surgery, women’s services, on-site neonatology, cardiology, orthopedics,
oncology, urology, pediatric services, MRI/CT diagnostics and nuclear medicine.
Other hospitals in the greater Powhatan area include the Medical College of Virginia, Henrico Doctors’ Hospital,
Retreat Hospital and St. Mary’s Hospital.
Medical and dental offices, physical therapy and chiropractic centers are also located in the Powhatan area. The
County’s health department provides immunizations, family planning, home healthcare, maternity care and wellchild care.
Powhatan’s economy relies heavily on government, construction, retail trade and service industries. The civilian
labor force exceeds 14,230. Approximately 6,375 people are employed in Powhatan, with approximately 65
percent of the labor force commuting to surrounding areas for work. The current unemployment rate is 6.7
percent (VEC, Dec. 2009), which is comparable to surrounding counties. The median household income is one of
the highest in the state at $71,263. Taxable retail sales in 2009 were $162,406,900.
The County is governed by a five-member Board of Supervisors, and a County Administrator who oversees daily
operations of the County. The County is also well served by a sheriff, under sheriff, 17 patrol deputies who
provide police protection, and five state police officers. A fire chief and 130-member volunteer fire department
provides excellent fire-fighting capabilities.
Board of Supervisors
District 1 - Fine Creek and Subletts Precincts
Joe Walton
2571 Norwood Creek Way
Powhatan, VA 23139
Home: 804-794-4437
[email protected]
District 2 - Powhatan Station and Graceland Precincts
Marsell Bustos
2020 Cedar Cross Ct.
Powhatan, VA 23139
Home: 804-598-6264
Cell: 804-366-4324
[email protected]
District 3 - Bethesda Precinct
Robert R. Cosby
3277 Maidens Rd.
Powhatan, VA 23139
Home: 804-598-3864
Cell: 804-347-3117
[email protected]
District 4 - Powhatan Courthouse and Ballsville Precincts
C. Scott Daniel
2225 Ridge Rd.
Powhatan, VA 23139
Home: 804-598-6596
District 5 - Smith’s Crossroads and Pineville Precincts
Carson Tucker
3845 Old River Trail
Powhatan, VA 23139
Home: 804-598-2213
[email protected]
County Administrator
Carolyn Bishop
3834 Old Buckingham Rd., #A
Powhatan, VA 23139
Office: 804-598-5612
Fax: 804-598-7835
E-mail: [email protected]
U.S. Senate
Senator James H. “Jim” Webb (D)
248 Russell Senate Office Building
Washington, D.C. 20510-4604
804-224-4024
Main District Office:
507 East Franklin Street
Richmond, VA 23219
804-771-2221 Website: http://webbsenate.gov
Senator John W. Warner (R)
SR 225
Washington, D.C. 20510-4604
DC: 202-224-2023; Fax: 202-224-6295
Main District Office:
5309 Commonwealth Centre Parkway
Midlothian, VA 23112
Phone: 804-739-0247
Fax: 804-739-3478
Website: warner.senate.gov
State Offices
Governor Robert F. McDonnell (R)
900 East Main Street
Richmond, VA 23219
Office: 804-786-2071
Fax: 804-786-1991
Website: governor.virginia.gov
Lieutenant Governor William T. Bolling (R)
900 East Main Street, Suite 1400
Richmond, VA 23218
Office: 804-786-2078
Fax: 804-786-7514
Website: ltgov.virginia.gov
Attorney General Bill Mims (R)
900 East Main Street
Richmond, VA 23219
Office: 804-786-2071
Website: oag.state.va.us/
U.S. Representative
4th District
J. Randy Forbes (R)
307 CHOB
Washington, D.C. 20515-4604
DC: 202-225-6365
Fax: 202-226-1170
Colonial Heights Office:
2903 Boulevard, Suite B
Colonial Heights, VA 23834
Office: 804-526-4969
Fax: 804-526-7486
Website: www.house.gov/forbes
State Senator
10th District
Senator John C. Watkins (R)
P.O. Box 396
Richmond, VA 23218
Office: 804-698-7510
Fax: 804-698-7651
Main District Office:
P.O. Box 159
Midlothian, VA 23113
Office: 804-379-2063
Fax: 804-794-7238
E-mail: [email protected]
State Representative
65th District, representing Powhatan Station and Powhatan Courthouse
R. Lee Ware (R)
P.O. Box 689
Powhatan, VA 23139
Office: 804-598-6696
Fax: 804-786-6310
E-mail: [email protected]
(804) Area Code
County Administration
County Administrator — 598-5612
— 598-1304
Building Inspection and Building Permits — 598-5620
— 598-5622
Commissioner of the Revenue — 598-5616
— 598-5617
— 598-5618
— 598-5619
Comprehensive Services — 598-5772
Economic Development — 598-5605
Faculties Director — 598-5764
Finance — 598-5780
— 598-5798
— 598-5610
Human Resources — 598-5619
Planning/Erosion/Zoning Administrator — 598-5621
— 598-5692
— 598-5623
— 598-5698
Treasurer — 598-5625
— 598-5626
— 598-5627
Community Services
Animal Control Center — 598-5672
— 598-5775
Capital Area Agency on Aging — 556-4815
Convenience Center (trash disposal) — 598-5673
Elizabeth Randolph Lewis YMCA — 598-0250
Emergency Services Coordinator — 598-5647
Erosion Control — 598-5623
Farm Service Agency - Amelia — 561-2147
Forestry — 598-4728
Game and Inland Fisheries Department — 598-3706
Game Warden — 598-5656
Goochland-Powhatan Community Services — 598-2200 (Powhatan)
— 556-5400 (Goochland)
Emergency — 598-2697
Grants Coordinator — 598-5602
Monacan Soil and Water Conservation — 556-4936
Natural Resources Conservation Service — 556-4391
Parks and Recreation — 598-1304
Planning/Erosion/Zoning Administration/ Site Plan Review — 598-5621
Powhatan Chamber of Commerce — 598-2636
Powhatan County Attorney — 598-8315
Powhatan County Extension Office — 598-5640
Powhatan County Fair Association — 598-2924
Powhatan County Farm Bureau — 598-3081
Powhatan County Health Department — 598-5680
— 598-5681
— 598-5682
— 598-5683
Powhatan County Public Library — 598-5670
Powhatan-Goochland Community Action Agency — 598-3351
Powhatan-Goochland Domestic
Violence Hotline — 598-8510
Powhatan Soccer Association — 749-4149
Powhatan Today newspaper — 598-4305
Powhatan Youth Athletic Association Registrar — 598-5604
Rescue Squad Building — 598-2911
Dispatch — 598-5656
Social Services — 598-5630
— 598-5631
Trash Disposal/Convenience Center — 598-5673
Victim Witness Assistance Program
for Powhatan and Cumberland — 598-5699
Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT)
Powhatan — 598-7970
Chesterfield Area Headquarters — 674-2800
Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT)
Highway Help Line — (800) 367-ROAD (7623)
Voter Registration — 598-5604
Wastewater Treatment Plants
Fighting Creek WWTP — 598-5740
Dutoy Creek WWTP — 897-6193
Zoning — 598-5698
Correctional Facilities
Beaumont Juvenile Correctional Center — 556-3316
— 556-7200
Deep Meadow — 598-5503
James River Correctional Center & Work Center — 784-3551
Powhatan Correctional Center — 598-4251
Powhatan Reception & Classification Center — 598-4251
Virginia Correctional Center for Women — 784-3582
Courts & the Judicial System
Circuit Court Clerk — 598-5660
— 598-5736
— 598-5663
— 598-5644
Commonwealth’s Attorney — 598-5736
— 598-5601
— 598-5668
General District Court Clerk Office — 598-5665
— 598-5667
Juvenile District Court Services Unit — 598-5666
Juvenile and Domestic Relations Clerk’s Office — 598-5665
Emergency Numbers
Ambulance & Rescue/Fire/Police/Sheriff — 911
Crisis Intervention Emergency Number — 598-2697
Emergency Services Coordinator — 598-5646
— 598-5647
Fire Administration — 598-5646
Powhatan VFD Company 1 — 598-4389
Huguenot VFD Company 2 — 794-3575
Macon VFD Company 3 — 492-4810
Fine Creek VFD Company 4 — 794-4742
Deep Creek VFD Company 5 — 598-4519
National Guard Armory — 598-3077
Non-Emergencies — 598-5655
Police (dispatch) — 598-5656
Rescue Squad Building — 598-2911
Sheriff — 598-5650
— 598-5652
— 598-5653
— 598-5654 — 598-5655
— 598-5656 (dispatch)
— 598-5657
— 598-5658 (magistrate)
Mental Health, Mental Retardation, & Substance Abuse Counseling Service
Emergency Services — 598-2697
Goochland/Powhatan Community Services — 598-2200
Mental Health Counseling — 598-2200
Mental Retardation Services - Case Management — 598-2200
Mental Retardation Services - Monacan Services — 598-2200
Parent/Infant Education Program — 598-2200
Preventive Programs — 556-5400
Substance Abuse Counseling — 598-2200
Virginia House — 556-5460
Post Office
Powhatan Post Office 23139 — 598-6975
Moseley Post Office 23120 — 639-5457
Schools (Private)
Blessed Sacrament Huguenot — 598-4211
Schools (Public)
Powhatan County School Board — 598-5700
Pocahontas Elementary School — 598-5717
Powhatan Elementary School — 598-5730
Flat Rock Elementary School — 598-5743
Pocahontas Middle School — 598-5720
Powhatan Junior High School — 598-5782
Powhatan High School — 598-5710
School Bus Garage — 598-4211
Sheriff-Powhatan
Sheriff’s Department — 598-5652
Crime Information Call-In — 598-5658
Dispatcher
Non-Emergency 24-Hour
Communications Center — 598-5656
Emergency Management Coordinator — 598-5646
National Response Center
(Pollution/Toxic Chemical/Oil Spills) — (800) 424-8802
Victim Witness Assistance Program for
Powhatan & Cumberland Counties — 598-5699
Virginia Poison Center — (800) 222-1222
— 828-9123 (Richmond)
— www.vapoison.org
State Police
Division 1-Area Six Office/Powhatan — 379-8645
Dispatcher — 553-3445
Division 1-Communications — (800) 552-9965
Main Headquarters — 674-2000 (Richmond)
Utilities
Verizon — (800) 275-2355
— 954-6222 (Residential Services)
— (800) 826-2355 (Business Services)
Southside Electric Cooperative — 598-7748
— (800) 552-2118
Sydnor Hydrodynamics — 643-2725
Dominion Virginia Power — (888) 667-3000
Comcast (cable) — (866) 928-9135
In order to support economic development in the County, Powhatan has a program to provide water and sewer
service to business corridors. The Board of Supervisors adopted Water and Sewer Service Districts years ago,
which encompass the area along the Route 60 corridor from the Powhatan/Chesterfield boundary to west of
Route 522 (Maidens Road) and in the Courthouse Square Village.
The Fighting Creek Wastewater Treatment Plant was opened in 2000. This facility serves the western sewer
district including the Courthouse area. The Dutoy Creek Wastewater Treatment Plant was opened in 2003. It is
designated to serve the eastern sewer districts.
Public Sewer service is currently available to most of the Courthouse Square Village area, as well as along Route
60 from Mann Road to Academy Road. Future service is likely to be extended from Academy Road to Red Lane
Road.
In 2006, the County began a project to establish waterlines and sewer infrastructure from the Chesterfield County
line west on Route 60 to Batterson Road. This project was completed in early 2008 and has allowed Powhatan to
utilize the water capacity it purchased from Chesterfield in the late 1990s. While Powhatan currently only
averages about 50,000 gallons per day, the agreement with Chesterfield allows up to 572,000 gallons per day.
Services have since been extended into several developments including Oakbridge Industrial Park and South
Creek Commercial Center.
The County is undertaking a project to extend waterlines and sewer infrastructure from Judes Ferry Road to
Rocky Oak Road. This project is anticipated for completion in spring/summer 2011. Future extensions will make
both water and sewer service available along Route 60 further west to Red Lane Road.
A few areas in the County receive water service from Aqua Virginia, a privately owned water company,
including the Courthouse Square area and a portion of Route 60 around Academy Road. Although privately
owned, these systems are still required to operate as a public utility in the areas they serve and must meet the
same quality standards as any other municipally owned system. Customers’ water is tested for problems such as
bacteria, metals, inorganic materials, high radioactive levels, nitrates, pesticides and other contaminates.
Other areas within the County utilize private wells and septic tanks with drain fields for their water and sewer
needs. Regulations and other information regarding these systems may be obtained by calling the environmental
health specialist with the Powhatan Health Department at 598-5680.
If you have specific questions about where services are available or are looking to develop property along Route
60, the staff in the County’s Department of Utilities & General Services can assist in your planning. You may
contact the office at 598-5764.
The Powhatan area is well served by more than 50 churches and houses of worship, representing many religious
denominations. Religious leaders offer spiritual guidance and offer assistance to those in need.
Area Churches (listed by denomination in alphabetical order)
Baptist Churches Bethel Baptist Church 1100 Huguenot Springs Rd. Midlothian, VA 23113 794-8590/379-2650
Bethel Baptist Church (Pilkington) 639 Pilkington Rd. Powhatan, VA 23139
Faith Free Will Baptist Church Genito Rd. Powhatan, VA 23139 598-2431
Fellowship Baptist Church 2901 Judes Ferry Rd. Powhatan, VA 23139 794-8939
Fine Creek Baptist Church 3619 Huguenot Trl. Powhatan, VA 23139 403-3070
First Antioch Baptist Church 3920 Maidens Rd. Powhatan, VA 23139 598-2301
First Baptist Church of Powhatan 2109 Anderson Hwy. Powhatan, VA 23139 794-7054
Graceland Baptist Church 975 Dorset Rd. Powhatan, VA 23139 598-3481
Greenbrier Baptist Church 4731 Bell Rd. Powhatan, VA 23139 598-5491
Guildford Baptist Church 2550 Manakintown Ferry Rd. Midlothian, VA 23113 794-3109
Holly Hills Baptist Church 1659 Anderson Hwy. Powhatan, VA 23139 379-8930
Hollywood Baptist Church 3964 Old Buckingham Rd. Powhatan, VA 23139 598-2763
Little Zion Baptist Church 5680 Cartersville Rd. Powhatan, VA 23139 375-9404
May Memorial Baptist Church (SBC) 3922 Old Buckingham Rd. Powhatan, VA 23139 598-3098
Mount Calvary Baptist Church 2020 Red Lane Rd. Powhatan, VA 23139 598-2398
Mount Moriah Baptist Church (GARBC) 5780 Mount Moriah Rd., Ballsville Powhatan, VA 23139 5985328Mount Pero Baptist Church Rt. 636, Cook Rd., Ballsville Powhatan, VA 23139 492-9135
Mount Zion Baptist Church 6271 Ridge Rd., P.O. Box 650 Powhatan, VA 23139 598-2051
Muddy Creek Baptist Church 3470 Trenholm Rd. Powhatan, VA 23139 375-9212
New Hope Baptist Church 2014 Cartersville Rd. Cartersville, VA 23027 375-9427
Old Powhatan Baptist Church (SBC) 2202 Old Church Rd. Powhatan, VA 23139 598-4241
Pine Hill Baptist Church 609 Worsham Rd. Powhatan, VA 23139 329-1259
Pleasant Grove Baptist Church 3090 Judes Ferry Rd. Powhatan, VA 23139 379-8402
Red Lane Baptist Church 2095 Red Lane Rd. Powhatan, VA 23139 598-2455
St. James Baptist Church Lee’s Landing Rd. Powhatan, VA 23139 598-2667
Second Antioch Baptist Church 1059 Dorset Rd. Powhatan, VA 23139 598-4409
Shiloh Baptist Church 3198 Monte Rd. Powhatan, VA 23139 598-5430
Skinquarter Baptist Church 6900 Moseley Rd. Powhatan, VA 23139 739-2039
Catholic Churches St. John Neumann Catholic Church 2480 Batterson Rd. Powhatan, VA 23139 598-3754
Episcopal Churches Emmanuel Episcopal Church 2390 Emmanuel Church Rd. Powhatan, VA 23139 598-2946
Manakin Episcopal Church 985 Huguenot Trl. Midlothian, VA 23113 794-6401
St. Luke’s Episcopal Church 2245 Huguenot Trl. Powhatan, VA 23139 794-6953
Mennonite Churches Powhatan Mennonite Church 3540 Old Buckingham Rd. P.O. Box 220 Powhatan, VA
23139 598-0240
Methodist Churches Hobson’s Chapel United Methodist Church Rt. 13 near Tobaccoville Cumberland, VA
23040 492-4366
New Life United Methodist Church 900 Old Hundred Rd. Midlothian, VA 23113 794-4522
Powhatan United Methodist Church 2253 Rosson Rd. Powhatan, VA 23139 598-4438
Pentecostal Churches Rocky Oak Pentecostal Church Rocky Oak Rd. Powhatan, VA 23139
Presbyterian Churches Genito Presbyterian Church 2910 Genito Rd. Powhatan, VA 23139 598-2086
Providence Presbyterian Church 1950 Ridge Rd., P.O. Box 417 Powhatan, VA 23139 598-4970
Additional Churches Bethesda Church of God 2480 Academy Rd. Powhatan, VA 23139 598-7159
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints 1957 Capeway Rd. Powhatan, VA 23139 598-4511
Emmaus Christian Church 1801 Huguenot Trl. Powhatan, VA 23139 378-3607
Evergreen Community Church 2210 Batterson Rd. Powhatan, VA 23139 598-8844
Family Worship Center 1348 Anderson Hwy. Powhatan, VA 23139 379-8223
Full Gospel Church 5415 Old Buckingham Rd. Powhatan, VA 23139 598-8583
Gospel Way Tabernacle Church 2840 Huguenot Trl. Powhatan, VA 23139 598-7947
Kingdom Hall of Jehovah’s Witnesses 3228 Buckingham Rd. Powhatan, VA 23139 598-7588
New Harvest Assembly of God 3931 Old Buckingham Rd., Rt. 13 & Skaggs Rd. Powhatan, VA 23139 403-3100
New Hope Fellowship 3958 Anderson Hwy. Powhatan, VA 23139 598-4673
New Jerusalem Holy Temple Old Buckingham Rd. Powhatan, VA 23139 598-3352
Powhatan Christian Fellowship 3308 Pleasants Rd., off Rt. 711 Powhatan, VA 23139 598-0733
Powhatan Church of Christ 1585 Anderson Hwy. Powhatan, VA 23139 378-0428
Powhatan Community Church 4480 Anderson Highway Powhatan, VA 23139 598-1174
Refuge Assembly of Yahweh Yahoushua The Messiah 2080 Huguenot Trail Powhatan, VA 23139 794-8119
River Way Community Church 401 Charter Colony Pkwy. Midlothian High School Midlothian, VA 23113 7448821
Shiloh New Covenant Church 665 Anderson Hwy. Cumberland, VA 23040 492-4613
Towerlight Faith Center 4000 Anderson Hwy. Powhatan, VA 23139 598-1454
Wings of Faith Gospel Church 930 Rocky Ford Rd. 598-9570
Coalition of Powhatan Churches The Coalition meets the third Tuesday of each month at Red Lane Baptist
Church at 7 p.m. For more information, call Patsy Goodwyn at 598-4464.
Powhatan’s Festival of the Grape: On the third Saturday in October, the Courthouse Square is open to 25
wineries, more than 100 arts and craft vendors, amazing food and some of the best music and folks you will find
anywhere in the country. This event is the primary fundraiser for the Chamber and we invite everyone to our
picturesque and friendly county for wine tasting or historical tours. For more information, please visit www.
Powhatanwinefestival.com.
Powhatan 4th Fridays: This popular event began in 2009 and runs once a month from April through September.
Powhatan 4th Fridays provides a community event that enhances the quality of life, builds on a strong sense of
community, spotlights Powhatan businesses and increases the overall tax base, while contributing to charitable
organizations. Live music, good food and friends bring people together for this anticipated event. For more
information, please visit www.powhatan4thfridays.com.
Chamber Luncheons/Meetings: On the third Thursday of every month at the County Seat Restaurant, please join
us from 11:30 am to 1:00 pm for networking, lunch and an educational speaker. For more information, please
visit www.powhatanchamber.org.
Chamber After Hours: This event began in 2010 and is held at a different business the first Tuesday of every
month from 5:30 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. The gathering allows our members to showcase their business and offers
networking opportunities. For more information, please visit www.powhatanchamber.org.
Heritage Photo Project: In partnership with the Economic Development Authority and the Powhatan Historical
Society, this project is designed to heighten awareness of the County’s rich historical and cultural heritage and
increase tourism and the tourism product, through a showcase of photographs displayed prominently in public
buildings and business locations throughout the County. For more information, please visit www.
powhatanchamber.org.
Located in the heart of the Village, 3887 Old Buckingham Road, beside the County Seat Restaurant and across
from the Courthouse, the Powhatan Chamber of Commerce is the largest business support organization in the
area. Now in its 22nd year, the Chamber lists more than 230 members and is self-sustaining, providing its
services with no governmental support.
Our Mission
The Powhatan Chamber of Commerce is an association of business, professional, and civic minded members
who promote the free enterprise system, economic growth and the prosperity of Powhatan County.
Our Vision
Powhatan Chamber of Commerce serves as the primary resource to promote an unsurpassed opportunity for
business growth in a community with an unparalleled quality of life.
Doing Business in Powhatan - “Give Powhatan the Business”
Our goals include a campaign designed to keep sales tax dollars at home. Shopping locally benefits the
municipality in which you live. If you are new to the community or a seasoned Powhatan resident, keep in mind
that you can find almost everything you need right here in your County.
A primary attraction for new business growth in the County is the absence of a gross receipts-based business,
professional, and occupational license tax. The Chamber is proud to stand up publicly against this unfair tax.
Why Join the Chamber?
Full-time representation and year-round results are rewards of belonging to the Powhatan Chamber of
Commerce. The Chamber serves as both salesperson and advocate to local business. It unceasingly promotes
local products and services while at the same time protecting business interests. A single voice can go unheard,
but the collective voice of the Chamber is effective in helping to make Powhatan a wonderful place to work and
live.
For membership information phone or fax 804-598-2636 or write to
3887 Old Buckingham Road, Powhatan, Virginia 23139. Email us at [email protected] or visit us at
www.powhatanchamber.org.
What does the Powhatan Chamber of Commerce do for its members and community?
The Chamber provides these many services, which help strengthen our community:
Offers business referrals
Offers networking opportunities
Offers Lunch and Learn educational opportunities
Partners with Economic Development and Longwood University Small Business Development to offer free
educational seminars
Disseminates tourist and community information
Represents Chamber businesses
Acts as an advocate
Promotes economic growth
Offers networking opportunities at monthly luncheons, which average 60 in attendance
Publishes bimonthly e-news letters
Publishes detailed County map which also includes historical information
Serves as a liaison between business and community support groups in Powhatan County
Provides an extensive network of professional and business contacts for advice and support
Provides Powhatan Chamber of Commerce Membership Directory and Consumer Guide
Speaks in the places of political influence and makes sure the Chamber’s voice is heard concerning important
issues
Ray Dewey (2011) Dewey & Associates Insurance and Financial Services 2148 Plainview Center Powhatan, VA
23139 598-5044 [email protected]
Coley Eckenrode (2010) Virginia Asset Management 130 Wylderose Dr., Suite 100 Midlothian, VA 23113 3300711 [email protected]
Mary Kay Gates (2012) Elizabeth Randolph Lewis Powhatan YMCA 2269 Mann Rd. Powhatan, VA 23139 5980250/403-6040 [email protected]
Kathy H. Grasty SVP (2011) New Horizon Bank, N.A. 2501 Anderson Highway Powhatan, VA 23139 302-4850
[email protected]
Daniel G. Jones (2010) Central Virginia Bank 2351 Anderson Hwy. P.O. Box 39 Powhatan, VA 23139 403-2108
[email protected]
Christy M. Polster (2011) CartWheels Tumble Bus P.O. Box 986 Powhatan, VA 23139 378-9444 christy.
[email protected]
Michael Potter (2012) RHB 3835B Old Buckingham Rd. Powhatan, VA 2313 690-4003
[email protected]
George (Tuck) Pulliam (2010) Village Bank 1793 South Creek One Powhatan, VA 23139 419-0378
[email protected]
Ronald G. Smith (2010) Capital Management Advisory, Inc. 3923 Old Buckingham Rd Powhatan, VA 23139
598-9430 [email protected]
Sherry Swinson, ex-officio County of Powhatan Department of Economic Development 3834 Old Buckingham
Rd., Suite H Powhatan, VA 23139 598-5605 [email protected]
Heather Williamson, PhD (2012) Transformation Group LLC 2740 Red Lane Rd. Powhatan VA 23139 543-3333
[email protected]
Powhatan Chamber of Commerce Office
Tina E.Bustos Executive Director [email protected]
Diane Blackwell-Mishico Assistant Executive Director [email protected]
3887 Old Buckingham Rd. Powhatan, VA 23139 598-2636 598-0223 Fax www.powhatanchamber.org
A Play-ABLE Place for Anna and her Friends — 598-6325
Alcoholics Anonymous and Al-Anon — 355-1212
Boy Scouts — 355-4306
Brain Injury Association of Virginia — 355-5748
Capital Region Land Conservancy — 262-0276
Clothes Closet — 598-7743
Coalition of Powhatan Churches — 598-4464
Crazy Quilters — 598-3621
Cub Scouts — 355-4306
Dance & Theatre Unlimited — 598-1226
Eastern Star #146 - Powhatan Chapter — 794-0731
Families and Schools Together (FAST) — 598-5730
Family Community Educators — 598-2266
Fine Creek Volunteer Fire Department — 794-4742
4H Clubs — 598-5642
Friends of the Library — 598-8771
Friends of the Powhatan Scenic Byways — 794-5831
Girl Scouts — 746-0590
Goochland-Powhatan Master Gardeners — 598-5640
Grace Ministries of Powhatan — 598-1154
Habitat for Humanity — 598-0505
Huguenot Volunteer Fire Department — 794-3575
James River (Carriage) Driving Association — 784-0001
Knights of Columbus — 598-3754
Leo’s Club of Powhatan — 598-1243
Mason Volunteer Fire Department — 598-4810
Madeline’s House — 598-1661
Michaux-St. James Foundation — 598-2213
Military Order of the Stars and Stripes: Chapter #260 — 598-4296
Powhatan Moose Family Center #1840 — 598-2809
Powhatan Women of the Moose #2258 — 598-3093
NAACP — 321-5678
North American Hunting Retriever Association — 794-4105
Parent Advocates for Challenged Kids (P.A.C.K.) — 598-2200
Partners in Prevention — 598-3351
Performing Arts Foundation of Powhatan — 598-6969
Powhatan Anti-Litter Council — 598-5640
Powhatan Chamber of Commerce — 598-2636
Powhatan Christmas Mother — 379-6484
Powhatan Church Athletic League — 598-1919
Powhatan Civil War Roundtable — 598-6656
Powhatan County Democratic Committee — 598-0312
Powhatan Fair Association — 598-2924
Powhatan County Farm Bureau — 598-3081
Powhatan County Fire Department — 598-5646
Powhatan County Historical Society — 598-1408
Powhatan County Parent-Infant Education Committee — 598-2200
Powhatan County Republican Committee — 598-3319
Powhatan Volunteer Fire Department — 598-4389
Powhatan Garden Club — 739-3760
Powhatan Health and Wellness Organization — 598-8973
Powhatan Junior Woman’s Club — 492-3038
Powhatan Leadership Institute — 598-5640
Powhatan Lion’s Club — 794-1440
Powhatan Masonic Lodge #295 — 598-4379
Powhatan Rescue Squad Building — 598-2911
Powhatan Riders 4H Equestrian Club — 492-9988
Powhatan Riding Association — 598-7255
Powhatan Soccer Association — 598-2225
Powhatan Tomorrow — 598-0959
Powhatan Village Merchants Association — 698-8694
Powhatan Youth Athletic Association (PYAA) — 379-4778
Relay for Life Powhatan County — 598-3074
Retail Merchants Association Powhatan Chapter — 598-1171
Ruritans - Huguenot — 598-0777
Ruritans - Powhatan — 598-3697
Safe and Drug Free Schools Advisor Committee — 598-7616
Sons of Confederate Veterans — 598-8497
Sunshiners Club for Senior Citizens — 598-7097
TwinSaddles Therapeutic Riding Program, Inc. — 598-2279
Veterans of Foreign Wars — 598-7926
Virginia Farm Bureau Federation (VFBF) — 598-3081
Woman’s Club of Powhatan County — 598-1661
Health Related Organizations
Alzheimer’s Association — 967-2580
American Red Cross — 780-2250
Association for Children with Learning Disabilities — 598-5700
Commonwealth Alliance for Drug Rehabilitation and Education — 598-7616
Heart Association — 747-8334
March of Dimes — 968-4120
Powhatan Free Clinic — 598-5637
Powhatan-Goochland Community Action Agency
A locally administered human services agency serving low-income, senior citizens and youth in both Powhatan
and Goochland Counties by providing assistance in the following areas for qualified residents:
Emergency Utility, Mortgage, Rent Payments
Assistance with dry well, septic systems and small home repairs
Services for low-income, first-generation students considering college education
Services for ex-offenders
Transportation Services for qualified individuals to Friendship cafés
Transportation Services for medical appointments, grocery shopping, drug store, post office, etc.
Emergency food and clothes through the Powhatan food pantry and the Powhatan Clothes Closet
Head Start pre-school services
For more information call 598-3351 or go to www.communityactionpartnership.com
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Education
Electric
Entertainment
Financial
Fitness/Healthclub
Health
Home Maintenance/Improvement
Industry
Insurance
Landscaping
Lumber Company
Miscellaneous
Newspapers/Magazines/Publications
Organizations - Non-Profit
Photographic Services
Plumbing/Heating/AC
Printing/Publishing
Real Estate
Recreation
Restaurants
Retail/Shopping
Worship
Accountants
Metropolitan Accounting Associates, LLC
Sandi Hughes
P.O. Box 707
1731 Old Powhatan Estates
Powhatan, VA
23139
804-379-5212
Fax: 804-594-7029
[email protected]
www.metroaccounting.biz
Arts
Performing Arts Foundation of Powhatan, Inc.
Susan Ash
P.O. Box 428
Powhatan, VA
23139
804-598-6969
Fax: 804-598-6974
[email protected]
artsofpowhatan.org
Arts/Crafts
Holly Spring Homespun
Angie Cabell
2860 Old Buckingham Rd.
Powhatan, VA
23139
804-598-2232
Fax: 804-598-5563
[email protected]
www.hollyspringhomespun.com
Automotive - Sales
Capital Chevrolet GMC
Phil Gracik
2624 Anderson Hwy.
Powhatan, VA
23139
804-598-3013
Fax: 804-598-8912
[email protected]
www.pickcapital.com
Automotive - Service
Powhatan Auto Body, Towing and Glass, Inc.
Margaret Carter
3979 Old Buckingham Rd.
Powhatan, VA
23139
804-598-3515
Fax: 804-403-3613
[email protected]
www.bbbxpress.com/powhatan_auto_body_towing__glass_inc
Business
Deer Creek Equine Clinic
Fred Peach
2884 Maidens Rd.
Powhatan, VA
23139
804-592-3759
Fax: 804-598-1035
[email protected]
www.deercreekequine.com
Business
X-Zact Incorporated
Heath Hathaway
1480 Anderson Hwy, Suite F
Powhatan, VA
23139
804-794-9558
Fax: 804-378-5929
[email protected]
Business
Twiddy Wireless
Pat Twiddy
2470 Anderson Hwy, Suite H
Powhatan, VA
23139
804-598-5066
Fax: 804-598-5561
[email protected]
twiddywireless.com
Economic Development
The County of Powhatan, Virginia
Sherry Swinson
3834 Old Buckingham Rd., Ste. H
Powhatan, VA
23139
804-598-5605
Fax: 804-598-5727
[email protected]
www.powhaanva.gov
Education
The Teachers' Aide
Anita Cook Riding
2652 Anderson Highway
Powhatan, VA
23139
804-598-2084
[email protected]
www.theteachersaidepowhatan.com
Education
Powhatan County Public Schools
Dr. Margaret S. Meara
2320 Skaggs Road
Powhatan, VA
23139
804-598-5700
Fax: 804-598-5705
[email protected]
powhatan.k12.va.us
Education
Club Z In-Home Tutoring Services
John Seegers
13325 Lady Ashley Rd.
Midlothian, VA
23114
804-464-1628
Fax: 804-897-0335
[email protected]
www.clubztutoring.com
Electric
Southside Electric Cooperative
Frank Harris
P.O. Box 7
2000 W. Va. Ave.
Crewe, VA
23930
434-645-3211
Fax: 434-645-1147
[email protected]
www.sec.coop
Electric
Stephen O'Neil Electrical
Shannon O'Neil
P.O. Box 355
Locust Hill, VA
23092
804-908-8989
Fax: 804-598-2393
[email protected]
Entertainment
Dynamic DJ Service
Jamie Timberlake
1450 Schroeder Rd.
Powhatan, VA
23139
804-677-8131
[email protected]
www.dynamicdjservices.com
Financial
Ameriprise Financial
Justin Martin
9020 Stony Point Pkwy.
Richmond, VA
23235
804-320-3105
Fax: 804-320-3035
[email protected]
www.ameripriseadvisors.com/justin.r.martin
Financial
Central Virginia Bank
Todd Bradbury
P.O. Box 39
Powhatan, VA
23139
804-403-2021
Fax: 804-598-7672
[email protected]
www.centralvabank.com
Financial
New Horizon Bank
Jimmy Keller
P.O. Box 656
2501 Anderson Hwy.
Powhatan, VA
23139
804-302-4858
Fax: 804-598-6613
[email protected]
www.newhorizonbank.com
Financial
Village Bank
Milly Hudgins
15521 Midlothian Tnpk., Suite 200
Midlothian, VA
23113
804-897-3900
Fax: 804-897-4750
[email protected]
villagebank.com
Financial
Capital Management Advisory, Inc. - Ronald G. Smith
Ron Smith
3923 Old Buckingham Rd.
Powhatan, VA
23139
804-598-9430
[email protected]
www.cmainc2.com
Financial
Dewey and Associates Insurance and Financial Services
Mark Dewey
2148 Plainview Center
Powhatan, VA
23139
804-598-5044
Fax: 804-598-9045
[email protected]
Financial
Colonial Farm Credit
Jim Belfield
P.O. Box 727
7104 Mechanicsville Turnpike
Powhatan, VA
23111
804-746-4581
Fax: 804-746-9627
[email protected]
www.colonialfarmcredit.com
Financial
Essex Bank
Ken Hatcher
2320 Anderson Hwy.
Powhatan, VA
23139
804-302-4153
Fax: 804-598-9145
[email protected]
www.essexbankva.com
Financial
Wachovia
Jennifer Lucas
1021 East Cary Street, 6th Floor
Richmond, VA
23219
804-697-7343
Fax: 804-697-7345
[email protected]
wellsfargo.com
Fitness/Healthclub
Inlight Yoga
Barbara West
3835 C Old Buckinham Rd.
Powhatan, VA
23139
804-598-0700
[email protected]
www.insightyoga.com
Health
Powhatan Family Physicians Limited
Sandy Duncan
2615 Anderson Highway, Ste. A
Powhatan, VA
23139
804-794-1555
Fax: 804-403-0337
[email protected]
www.powhatanfamily.com
Health
Powhatan Physical Therapy Corporation
Gregg Tobey
1555 Standing Ridge Rd., C-1
Powhatan, VA
23139
804-794-9023
Fax: 804-794-9373
[email protected]
www.powhatanpt.com/
Health
Powhatan Pharmacy and Gifts
Carol Gregg
1800 South Creek One
Powhatan, VA
23139
804-379-6986
Fax: 804-379-1086
[email protected]
www.powhatanrx.com
Health
Tidewater Physical Therapy, Inc.
Jessica Myers
3510 Anderson Hwy., Suite 2
Powhatan, VA
23139
804-598-2100
Fax: 804-598-7624
[email protected]
www.tpti.com
Health
Goochland Powhatan Community Services
Bob Villa
3910 Old Buckingham Rd.
Powhatan, VA
23139
804-598-2200
Fax: 804-598-3114
[email protected]
www.gpcsb.org
Health
Murry and Kuhn Family and Cosmetic Dentistry
Patty Murry
3250 Anderson Hwy.
Powhatan, VA
23139
804-598-2600
Fax: 804-598-9632
[email protected]
www.drmurryandkuhndentistry.com
Health
Dr. Jamie L. Higley, D.C.
Dr. Jamie Higley
3430 C. Anderson Hwy.
Powhatan, VA
23139
804-598-6300
Fax: 804-598-8755
[email protected]
www.higleychiro.com
Health
Midlothian Family Practice
Donna Wyatt
13332 Midlothian Turnpike
Midlothian, VA
23113
804-794-5411
Fax: 804-378-1954
[email protected]
www.vaphysicians.com
Health
Mesa Vista Therapeutics
Helen Messenger
2650 Judes Ferry Rd.
Powhatan, VA
23139
804-598-1543
Fax: 804-897-0024
[email protected]
www.mesavistafarm.com
Health
Bon Secours Medical Group
Judy Heilman
13710 St. Francis Blvd.
Midlothian, VA
23114
804-237-5536
Fax: 804-433-4711
[email protected]
www.bonsecours.com
Health
Powhatan Medical Associates
Sydney Dannenburg
3452 Anderson Hwy., Ste. D
Powhatan, VA
23139
804-281-0218
Fax: 804-288-1217
[email protected]
www.bonsecours.com
Health
Advanced Hearing Specialists, Inc.
Thom Casey
21641 Farmers Lane
Jettersville, VA
23083
804-539-1217
[email protected]
ahshearing.com
Home Maintenance/Improvement
Blackwell Home Inspections, LLC
Bruce Blackwell
P.O. Box 67
1968 Cartersville Rd.
Cartersville, VA
23027
804-921-8367
Fax: 804-375-3678
[email protected]
www.thehousegeek.com
Home Maintenance/Improvement
Servpro of Powhatan
Betty Corell
P.O. Box 1137
Powhatan, VA
23139
804-598-1106
Fax: 804-744-5329
[email protected]
www.servpro9156.com
Industry
Luck Stone
Jamey Epps
1920 Anderson Hwy
Powhatan, VA
23139
804-379-2900
Fax: 804-794-3942
[email protected]
luckstone.com
Industry
Dominion
Iris Holliday
P.O. Box 25459
1500 West Broad Street
Richmond, VA
23294
804-755-5591
Fax: 804-755-5408
[email protected]
dom.com
Insurance
State Farm - Paul Martin
Paul Martin
368 Browns Hill Ct.
Midlothian, VA
23114
804-794-3444
Fax: 804-794-3562
[email protected]
www.paulmartinagency.com/
Insurance
Richardson-Harris-Boatwright Insurance Agency, Inc.
Amy Potter
P.O. Box 579
3829 Old Buckingham Rd.
Powhatan, VA
23139
804-598-3074
Fax: 804-598-3159
[email protected]
www.rhbins.com
Landscaping
Aerations Plus Inc.
Denise Malley
12733 Oaklake Ct, Suite D
Midlothian, VA
23112
804-744-0358
Fax: 804-744-0032
[email protected]
aerationsplusinc.com
Landscaping
Yard Works Land Improvement Solutions
Robert Urbine
19001 Hull Street Rd.
Moseley, VA
23120
804-639-2030
Fax: 804-739-2939
[email protected]
www.yardworksonline.com
Lumber Company
R.C. Goodwyn and Sons, Inc.
Michael Goodwyn
3600 Goodwyn Rd.
Powhatan, VA
23139
804-598-3633
Fax: 507-598-7215
[email protected]
www.goodwynlumber.com
Miscellaneous
Digital Media Design Services, LLC.
John Allen
109 Norwood Creek Ct.
Powhatan, VA
23139
804-794-9722
[email protected]
www.dmdsdvd.com
Miscellaneous
Shade and Wise Brick Company
Chris Currie
1901 S. Creek Ave.
Powhatan, VA
23139
804-897-8588
Fax: 804-897-8280
[email protected]
www.shaddyandwise.com
Miscellaneous
Royall Pump and Well Company, Inc.
Robert Royall
2958 Anderson Hwy.
Powhatan, VA
23139
804-598-8147
Fax: 804-598-1291
[email protected]
www.royallpumpandwell.com
Newspapers/Magazines/Publications
Powhatan Today
Joy Monopoli
P.O. Box 10
3229 Anderson Hwy
Powhatan, VA
23139
804-746-1235 x14
Fax: 804-819-5529
[email protected]
powhatantoday.com
Organizations - Non-Profit
St. Francis/St. Emma
Sister Maureen Carroll
5004 Cartersville Road
Powhatan, VA
23139
804-349-8868
Fax: 804-598-8938
[email protected]
francisemma.org
Photographic Services
Tom Hills Photo
Tom Hills
1750 Kisra Ln.
Powhatan, VA
23139
804-598-5950
Fax: 804-598-4344
[email protected]
www.fotoz1.com
Plumbing/Heating/AC
Daniel's Heating and Refrigeration Corp.
Judith Daniel
817-A Grove Rd.
Midlothian, VA
23114
804-379-1155
Fax: 804-379-2434
[email protected]
www.danielsheatingandac.com/
Plumbing/Heating/AC
Powhatan Pump and Plumbing, Inc.
Mary Margaret Murphy
P.O. Box 158
Powhatan, VA
23139
804-598-2468
Fax: 804-598-1600
[email protected]
Plumbing/Heating/AC
Clodfelter's Heating and Air Conditioning, Inc.
Tina Clodfelter
2421 New Dorset Terrace
Powhatan, VA
23139
804-598-7260
Fax: 804-598-0652
[email protected]
www.powhatanva.com/clodfelters
Printing/Publishing
Powhatan Screen Prints
Darlene Burns
2200 Lakeview Dr.
Powhatan, VA
23139
804-334-5041
Fax: 804-598-4781
[email protected]
www.vaprintshop.com/
Real Estate
Powhatan Real Estate Settlements, LLC
Janet Lee
3887 Old Buckington Rd
Powhatan, VA
23139
804-598-7160
Fax: 804-598-5068
[email protected]
www.powhatan-settlements.com
Real Estate
Floyd Palmore - Napier Realtors ERA
Floyd Palmore
2600 Rocky Oak Road
Powhatan, VA
23139
804-598-7700
Fax: 804-598-7703
[email protected]
floydpalmore.com
Real Estate
Denise Woods Blevins - RE/MAX
Denise Woods Blevins
1231 Alverser Drive
Midlothian, VA
23113
804-794-2150
Fax: 804-337-4410
[email protected]
denisewoods.com
Real Estate
Fine Creek Realty
Jim Blandford
2405 Anderson Hwy.
Powhatan, VA
23139
804-598-1525
Fax: 804-598-1523
[email protected]
finecreekrealty.com
Real Estate
Scottville at Powhatan Courthouse / Village Concepts, Inc.
Michael Potter
P.O. Box 24
3835 Old Buckingham Rd., Suite B
Powhatan, VA
23139
804-598-7989
Fax: 804-598-8581
[email protected]
www.villageconceptsinc.com
Real Estate
Hubbard Real Estate
Jim Hubbard
P.O. Box 1187
913 Grove Rd.
Midlothian, VA
23113
804-794-6895
Fax: 804-794-6896
[email protected]
www.hubbardrealestate.net
Real Estate
Napier Signature Homes
Richard Napier
3300 Riverglade Road
Powhatan, VA
23139
804-403-3101
Fax: 804-403-3118
[email protected]
napiersignaturehomes.com
Real Estate
Anne Brandon - Long and Foster Realtors
Anne Brandon
1100 Jefferson Green Circle
Midlothian, VA
23113
804-405-4198
Fax: 804-379-6263
[email protected]
annebrandon.com
Recreation
Elizabeth Randolph Lewis Powhatan YMCA
Mary Kay Gates
2269 Mann Road
Powhatan, VA
23139
804-598-0250
Fax: 804-403-6040
[email protected]
ymcarichmond.org
Restaurants
County Seat Restaurant and Catering
Tracy Cifers
3883 Old Backinham Rd.
Powhatan, VA
23139
804-598-5000
Fax: 804-594-3900
[email protected]
www.thecountyseat.com
Restaurants
Allen's Chinese Restaurant
Allen Tan
3430 Anderson Hwy
Powhatan, VA
23139
804-403-3336
Fax: 804-598-4358
allenschineserestaurant.com
Retail/Shopping
Radio Shack
Carol Gregg
1800 South Creek One
Powhatan, VA
23139
804-379-6986
Fax: 804-379-1086
[email protected]
www.powhatanrx.com
Retail/Shopping
Just Friends Antiques
Mr. W.K. Shrum
2403 Mitchell Road.
Powhatan, VA
23139
804-598-7869
Retail/Shopping
the Complete Picture
Susan Ash
3835 Old Buckingham Rd.
Powhatan, VA
23139
804-598-6969
Fax: 804-598-6974
[email protected]
www.thecompletepicture.net
Worship
Good Shepherd Lutheran Church and Child Development Center
Michele McTague
1401 Old Hundred Rd.
Midlothian, VA
23114
804-897-0260
Fax: 804-897-0266
[email protected]
www.goodshepherdmilothian.com
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