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Locals Can’t Stop Raving About This Timeless Small-Town Diner In Virginia
There’s a diner in Staunton, Virginia that has been quietly ruining people’s ability to enjoy mediocre breakfast food ever since they first walked through its doors. Once you’ve eaten at Kathy’s, ordinary eggs and toast just don’t cut it anymore. Staunton sits in the heart...
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ZoeFest brings music lovers together for a celebration of life
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA (CVILLE RIGHT NOW) – HeartRock in Schuyler is a venue usually reserved for weddings and retreats. This weekend, it will transform into a music festival more than two years in the making. The inaugural ZoeFest takes place Friday and Saturday at the venue of owners Greg Smith...
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Wayne Theatre Artistic Director named Regional Ambassador for Virginia’s Small Town and Rural Arts Network
WAYNESBORO, VA (Rocktown Now) — The Virginia Commission for the Arts has announced Lesley Larsen, Artistic Director for the historic Wayne Theatre, will serve as the Region 5 Ambassador for the Small Town and Rural Arts Network, an initiative designed to strengthen connections and expand opportunities for artists and arts organizations throughout Virginia.
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Virginia's Haynes Furniture Store and The Dump are closing with a going-out-of-business sale
After 128 years in business, the family-owned Haynes Furniture and The Dump Luxe Furniture Outlet are permanently closing all of their remaining store locations, according to WTVR 6 News.
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Virginia filmmaker's debut sells out Alamo Drafthouse Woodbridge's premier
Seven years ago, Spotsylvania County resident Shamila Beslow was lying in a bed at The Johns Hopkins Hospital, the result of contracting Guillain-Barré Syndrome. The rare neurologic disease with no cure had left the 45-year-old temporarily paralyzed from the waist down. One day, a stranger walked into her room and told her that her story was going to touch a lot of lives. Beslow still doesn't know whether she was a social worker or hospital employee and what exactly she meant by that comment. But from that moment on, she began writing down her thoughts about her daily struggles, which included learning how to walk again and dealing with the constant chaos wrought by her husband's former girlfriend. Initially intended to be a self-help book for single fathers, Beslow's story ultimately morphed into "When Fatal Attraction Hits Home," an independent film shot around Northern Virginia. Co-written and produced by Beslow, the movie will premiere to a sold-out crowd at Alamo Drafthouse in Woodbridge on Oct. 24. As Beslow began to recover from her hospital stay and share her story, she slowly realized her life was resembling less like a self-help book and more like a salacious show on Lifetime Channel.