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McGaheysville, VA · Lifestyle

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Christmas Market at New Dulles Expo Center Is Canceled

Bad news for holiday shoppers: The 33rd annual Northern Virginia Christmas Market planned for November 6 to 8 at the new Dulles Town Center expo space is canceled. The market’s events management group posted the update on Facebook. “Dulles Town Center management informed us today that the venue will not have the required permits in time to host our event,” the post says. “We are deeply disappointed, as we know many of you looked forward to shopping with our talented artisans this weekend.”

Virginia · 8d

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Parades, Freebies and Discounts: See Veterans Day Celebrations Across Coastal Virginia

This Veterans Day, cities across Coastal Virginia will honor the brave men and women who have served our nation with parades and celebrations. Get the list of local events below, and for a list of national Veterans Day deals and freebies, visit military.com. The City of Chesapeake will hold its...

Chesapeake, VA · 9d

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Six Virginia Raw Bars Where Locals Shuck Through The Cold Months

Old Chesapeake wisdom says oysters taste best in months with an R in them, and Virginians take that seriously. When the weather turns cold, the water cools down and the oysters get firmer, saltier, and sweeter. That makes winter the best time to pull up a stool at a raw...

Virginia · 8d

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The Absolute Best Brunch in Harrisonburg VA

I’ve spent years refining the only opinion that matters: where to eat when you’re too hungover to make decisions. Harrisonburg’s brunch game is a minefield of college-town chaos, but behind the chaos lies a roster that swings from a top-three burger joint that remembers my dog to a Mediterranean spot with the best Old Fashioned in town.

Harrisonburg, VA · 11d

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6 Giant Food Perks Virginians Never Switch On

Giant Brand products can earn you double points at Giant Food, but only after you clip a digital coupon to opt in. With Thanksgiving shopping coming up, that’s a step worth taking now. Here are the Giant Food perks Virginians never switch on, and how to turn them on...

Virginia · 9d

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Meet Duffy and Mister Kisses | RHSPCA Pets of the Week

HARRISONBURG, VA (Rocktown Now) — Dogs and cats of all ages, breeds and sizes, and even small critters are available through area animal rescues and shelters, as well as opportunities to help homeless animals through foster programs, donations and help with fundraisers and other family-friendly activities. Contact Rockingham Harrisonburg SPCA or a rescue near you to learn more.

Harrisonburg, VA · 10d

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UPDATE: Anicira Veterinary Center’s “Paws on the Floor” spay and neuter event has reached capacity; all appointments are now filled

HARRISONBURG, VA (Rocktown Now) — UPDATE (4:24 PM): Anicira Veterinary Center’s Paws on the Floor spay and neuter event has reached capacity, and all appointments are now filled. A waiting list is being maintained for those who are still interested in an appointment for their pet, should any cancellations happen. Individuals may call 540-437-1980 or email harrisonburg@anicira.org during business hours (Monday–Thursday, 7 a.m.–5 p.m.) to be added to the list.

Harrisonburg, VA · 10d

New York Post

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‘Biscuit’ the dog is latest dead felon to get their voting rights back from Virginia Gov. Spanberger, confused owner says

A Southside Virginia lawmaker is demanding an investigation after a constituent received an official rights-restoration certificate for his dog, Biscuit, a beagle-hound mix from Goochland County that died about five years ago. The discovery follows the “Betty No Last Name” controversy in Chesapeake — where a purported convict lacking a surname had “her” rights restored — and raises fresh questions about the governor’s vetting process just days before voters decide whether to make felons’ voting-rights restoration automatic via an Election Day ballot measure supported by Richmond Democrats. Del. Tom Garrett, R-Buckingham — who received the letter from the constituent who owned the pet — is now calling for an investigation into how Gov. Abigail Spanberger could have restored voting and jury-service rights to a deceased animal. “This is not a question of whether people who have served their sentences deserve a second chance. This is a question of whether the Commonwealth is exercising one of the Governor’s constitutional powers with even the most basic level of review,” Garrett said. “Biscuit was a dog. Biscuit has been dead for five years. Yet an official document bearing the governor’s signature says the executive reviewed the particulars of Biscuit’s criminal case and determined

Virginia · 13d

The News Leader

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Why this Waynesboro school farm is more than just a garden

WAYNESBORO — A visitor recently stopped by Berkeley Glenn before heading to the Waynesboro Education Farm behind the elementary school. When signing in, the visitor was told they could just list destination as "classroom" because the farm is an outdoor classroom. Ryan Blosser couldn't have been happier when he heard that story. As the lead educator on the farm, Blosser has known this was a classroom since he took the job, but one of his missions is to convince others of the same thing. When he heard that story he thought, maybe that was happening. The farm program began with a renewable grant awarded in 2019. In the spring of 2021, a group of students from Kate Collins Middle School along with help from Alleghany Mountain Institute began work on the high-yield farm. In 2022, district leaders reevaluated the farm's mission, shifting the primary target from general food access to direct student achievement. Last year students prepared 1,940 meals, had 5,700 lessons tied to Virginia's Standards of Learning and 8,000 hours of instruction on the farm "I'm proud of that number," Blosser said, "because it makes this a classroom." The farm has 1.25 acres fenced in and a third of

Waynesboro, VA · 10d

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Wayne Theatre Artistic Director nominated to serve as rural arts ambassador

WAYNESBORO, Va. (WHSV) - Lesley Larsen with the Wayne Theatre was nominated as the region 5 ambassador for the Small Town and Rural Arts Network by the Virginia Commission for the Arts. With her nomination as an ambassador, Larsen will use her skills as the artistic director for the Wayne...

Waynesboro, VA · 10d

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SNAP Recipients in This State Can No Longer Use Benefits To Buy Soda and Certain Energy Drinks

Several beverages remain eligible for purchase with SNAP benefits,

Virginia · 9d

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Hear Together: Luminaries at Silver Lake

The Virginia Quilt Museum is a nonprofit museum in Dayton. Since 1995, they have worked to cultivate and preserve the quilting arts, and promote the unique blend of art and cultural heritage of quilting. They are hosting a Luminaries at Silver Lake evening with the Dayton Bee Friends on Saturday,...

Dayton, VA · 12d

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Charlottesville Regulars Have Been Sliding Into The Booths At Riverside Lunch For Decades

Some places in Charlottesville change their menus every season. One little lunch counter has barely needed to change at all since 1935. Families who came here as kids now bring their own children, and folks drive in from West Virginia just to grab a seat. The room is small, the plates are paper, and the line can start before the doors even open.

Charlottesville, VA · 13d

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Thanksgiving Is Easier When These 7 Virginia Restaurants Cook The Whole Turkey Dinner

Thanksgiving is supposed to be about family, but a lot of us spend the day stuck in the kitchen basting, stirring, and washing pans. What if someone else handled the turkey this year?. Across Virginia, some restaurants serve a full holiday spread, from historic manors to a waterfront dining room...

Virginia · 11d

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This Virginia Fabric Store Is A Hidden Paradise For Budget-Friendly Sewing

One fabric shop in Virginia sells real leather yardage, bridal fabric, and quilting cotton under the same roof. It also keeps a clearance area stacked with closeout deals. That combo alone made me sit up. The shop is independent and employee-owned. Its team searches out buying opportunities so quality goods...

Harrisonburg, VA · 12d

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10 Virginia Meat Markets That Are Worth Visiting For More Than Just The Cuts

Camel jerky is sitting in a deli case in rural Virginia right now, and I can’t stop thinking about it. That same shop also sells alligator, elk, and wild boar. Then it turns around and scoops soft-serve for dessert. Once I started digging, the surprises kept stacking up. One...

Virginia · 12d

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Frontier Culture Museum announces holiday lantern tours and workshop series

STAUNTON, VA (Rocktown Now) — The Frontier Culture Museum is celebrating the holiday season with two special offerings that bring historic holiday traditions to life. Visitors can explore the sights, sounds, and customs of Christmases past while discovering how families across different cultures and time periods celebrated the season.

Staunton, VA · 10d

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10 Virginia Restaurants Serving Comfort Food Without The Hefty Price Tag

One diner on this list never locks up for the night. It stays open 24 hours a day, seven days a week, so French toast at 3 a.m. is a real option. That detail hooked me right away. Another spot runs a hot bar loaded with pork chops, beef tips, and mashed potatoes.

Virginia · 13d

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Road-Trippers On I-5 Should Know These 5 Virginia Country Buffets Worth Exiting For

Long drives through Virginia have a way of turning lunch into a gamble, with the same fast-food signs popping up at every exit. Quick heads-up for anyone mapping the route: Virginia has no I-5, so the stops below sit along I-81, the big highway that runs through the Shenandoah Valley and down into Southwest Virginia.

Virginia · 11d

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This Old-School Virginia Bakery Has Been Making Family Recipes Since 1935

One of the owners here is affectionately known as the donut lady. Honestly, I can’t think of a better job title in all of Virginia. The donuts carry that nickname for a reason. Blueberry cake, applesauce, and classic glazed are some of the big names. On weekends, the line can stretch right out the door.

Culpeper, VA · 13d