The road that leads to the isolated mountain town of Grundy, Va. is lined with yellow ribbons, broken hearts, and prophecies.
“Be careful of ‘anger,’” reads a hand-lettered sign in a convenience store along Highway 460, “it’s one letter away from ‘danger.’” A local restaurant’s marquee says simply “God Bless Our Town.”
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