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Load Up Your Plate At The Virginia Restaurant Serving The Ultimate All-You-Can-Eat Country Buffet
There are two kinds of people in this world: those who have eaten at Nanny’s Restaurant in Petersburg, Virginia, and those who are missing out on one of the greatest all-you-can-eat country buffets the South has ever produced. If you’re in the second group, today is a very good...
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Shenandoah Downs “Horse of the Meet” Award won by locally-based first time horse owner
Chris Pangle’s One Fell Swoop is a perfect 5-for-5 in Virginia. Woodstock, VA – Shenandoah Downs will dole out end-of-season awards Sunday (Oct. 31) for leading driver, leading trainer and Horse of the Meet when the 11th annual fall harness racing campaign comes to a close, and while the first two awards won’t be decided until weekend action ensues, the final one has actually been determined already — and it comes with a storyline that can’t be beat.
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This Virginia Restaurant Brings The Flavors Of Nepal To The Table With Handmade Momos And Family Recipes
Yak momos. Wild boar curry. A crispy ring of fried rice flour bread paired with a tangy radish pickle. That lineup alone made me stop scrolling. This spot fills its dumplings with lamb, chicken, vegetables, yak, and even wild boar. Each plate comes with a special momocha masala and a roasted tomato sauce.
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First-Time Horse Owner Wins Shenandoah Downs’ Horse of the Meet Award After Perfect Five-Race Run
A local cattleman who had never owned a harness racing horse before this year is ending his first season with one of the sport’s top honors at Shenandoah Downs. Chris Pangle, a Shenandoah Valley businessman who entered harness racing just months ago, earned the track’s 2026 Horse of the Meet Award with his three-year-old pacer, One Fell Swoop, after the horse won all five starts at Woodstock this fall.
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This Virginia Farm Lets You Cuddle Fluffy Mini Highland Cows, Brush Their Coats And Feed Them By Hand
Somewhere outside Richmond, a herd of shaggy mini Highland cows is waiting for someone to brush their bangs. Yes, cow bangs. They are real, and they are glorious. The tours here are private and hands-on. You can feed these fluffy little cows by hand and spend real bonding time with them.