Sperryville column for June 19
Chris Doxzen had the privilege of meeting some of Rappahannock's seniors while they were lunching at the Headmaster’s Pub and shopping at the Sperryville Schoolhouse retail establishments — part of...
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Davette Leonard’s vibrant works are spotlighted in this week’s Sperryville column.
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Richie Burke’s soon-to-be-open Woodville store intends to bring something vital back to the county: A true country store.
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Meghan Kavanah of Sperryville, and Ronda Gregorio of Huntly, are now the proud owners of two mustangs — Viggo and Landay — in this week’s Sperryville column.
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Rick Wasmund’s Sperryville-produced whiskeys are so in demand that plans are underway to open a second manufacturing facility in Williamsburg.
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In this week's Sperryville column, Gordon Wicks talks of Stonewall Abbey as a hallowed place, a place of ambiance, quietude — and multiple reincarnations.
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Qigong master Gordon Wicks leads a workshop in Stonewall Abbey, and two dozen cats and kitten are in need of new, permanent homes in this week’s Sperryville column.
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Locals (and first responders) gather at Reynolds Memorial to honor those lost on Sept. 11 in this week’s Sperryville column.
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Former Apple Hill Bakery owners Eileen and Lucky Yimaz reopen their doors as Creekside Bakery in this week’s Sperryville column.
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Comfort and Knit Wit Yarn Shop reopen their doors in their new “cottage,” while Nina and Colby May celebrate 40 years together in this week’s Sperryville column.
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Conyers House celebrates 33 years and Old Hollow Store announces changes and gets ready for a grand reopening celebration this Saturday (Nov. 1).
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Sperryville continues its journey into Destination-ness, with the opening of Valley Green Naturals and lots more happening around the village.
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Owner Brooke Parkhurst plans to expand her gluten-free Triple Oak Bakery into a tea and coffee shop, in this week’s Sperryville column.
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In this week’s Sperryville column, a dynamic flamenco duo performing at El Quijote restaurant is about to turn Sperryville into Andalucia, Spain.
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Industry rankings — from Guide Michelin, Zagat, Saveur, to name a few — are often coveted awards. And then there is Southern Living’s list, the South’s Best Bed and Breakfasts. In the most recent...
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This year the Rappahannock Nature Camp, founded and run by Lyt Wood of Sperryville, will celebrate its 30th early-summer session on the banks of the Hazel River — that is, if a new sponsor can be found.
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Single malt . . . soap! Cindy Devore, founder of Sperryville’s Valley Green Naturals, announced recently that she has partnered with River District neighbor Copper Fox Distillery to produce two...
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Horses, real and stick, thunder into Sperryville Feb. 28 The annual point-to-point steeplechase season kicks off Feb. 28 with Thornton Hill Fort Valley Hounds’ annual races at the Thornton Hill...
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Ride to remember Several years ago, we wrote about Sperryville’s Maeghan Boucher, a gifted barrel racer, horse trainer and all-around equestrian who has been on horseback since she was just three...
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Signs of spring Tired of dreary, cold and barren days, unending snow, ice and slush, gray skies and monochrome mountains? Spring may not yet be busting out all over, but at River District Arts, spring...
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