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Movies and TV shows casting in Charlottesville
The glitz and glam of Hollywood captures attention starting from an early age. Beyond celebrities' Instagram Stories and red carpet poses, there are actors out there paying their dues and honing their craft in pursuit of a sustainable career or a fulfilling sideline. Submitting to casting calls is a big part of that journey.
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Few People Know About This Incredible Railroad Restaurant Hidden In Small-Town Virginia
There’s a restaurant in Staunton where the entertainment literally rolls past your dinner table at unpredictable intervals. The Depot Grille sits right alongside active railroad tracks, turning what most restaurateurs would consider a location nightmare into the kind of dining experience that has people driving from hours away just to watch freight trains thunder past their appetizers.
downtownharrisonburg.org
Sage Bird: Five Years of Creating Sense of Place
“ Never thought that this would be what we’re doing. The thing that I’m most proud of is the community that we have built here. I didn’t think about how I would be a part of those people too, and not just Sage Bird, and not just the building as a host for people, but like I’ve met some of my best friends through Sage Bird.” — Amberlee Carlson, co-owner Sage Bird.
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The Loaded Chili Dogs At This No-Frills Diner In Virginia Are Out-Of-This-World Delicious
What makes a hot dog truly legendary? Some say it’s the snap of the casing, others swear by the quality of the toppings, but locals in Wytheville know the real secret lies in a century of perfecting the craft. Tucked along Main Street sits Skeeter’s World Famous Hotdogs, a...
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A Viral Ice Cream Shop Is Opening in Northern Virginia
A new ice cream shop is on its way to NoVA. The Scoop N Scootery, a viral sundae brand, has announced that it is planning to open a new Clarendon outpost this summer. The brand specializes in decadent sundaes topped with sweets like candy, cake, and buttercream frosting. The Arlington location will have more than 70 varieties of sundaes, shakes, cookies, and floats, a brand representative said. And, it offers delivery of those sweet treats until 2 a.m. for late-night cravings.
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Dropping Julia Brings a Warm Jazz-Pop Show to Clementine Café
Nestled within downtown Harrisonburg, Virginia, sits Clementine Café where on Friday, February 20th, Dropping Julia performed a beautiful and fun show. Fronted by Emily Kresky, Dropping Julia is a project exploring Kresky’s relationships and life experiences. Kresky is accompanied by Alex Bragg on bass & guitar, Kai Gibson on drums, Bobby Gregg on tenor and bari saxophone, and Sebastian Nikischer on keyboards and bass.
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Harrisonburg music scene hit by ABC violation, fire marshal closures
Editor's note, 4:54 p.m. — a previous version of this story had inaccurate information for The Golden Pony's next upcoming show. It has been corrected. The Golden Pony in downtown Harrisonburg hosts a wide variety of eclectic bands that are part of a vibrant music scene. But after their liquor license was suspended in early February, many of those bands were displaced and looking for new venues. Then the fire marshal got involved. WMRA’s Bridget Manley reports.
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Buffalo Wild Wings GO Lands in Hurricane March 4
March 04, 2026 // Franchising.com // HURRICANE, W. Va. — Buffalo Wild Wings GO is bringing bold flavor to Hurricane on Wednesday, March 4, with the official opening of its newest location — a fast, order-ahead destination built around the brand’s legendary wings, crave-worthy sauces and fan-favorite shareables. Owned and operated by Little General Stores, a well-established franchise group serving communities across West Virginia, Virginia and Ohio, the new restaurant is located at 59 Clubhouse Lane just off the Teays Valley exit. This opening marks an exciting expansion of the brand’s footprint in West Virginia, delivering a streamlined, high-energy takeout and delivery experience designed for guests who want big flavor — fast.
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Asian Cuisine Stars at Beyond Restaurant
There are many places to eat in downtown Harrisonburg and many reasons people in the Valley travel there frequently. With this in mind, we wanted to find a restaurant that potentially can become your ‘go-to’ place, any day and all day, when you’re in the area. Beyond,...
The News Leader
Vote for the best Staunton restaurant that has stood the test of time
When it comes to family-owned restaurants passed down from generation to generation and classics that have stood the test of time, Staunton can't be beat. These eight restaurants have made history in the city, survived floods, founded the biggest festival in Staunton, gave us bluegrass jam sessions, honored Staunton's historical architecture, and stayed true to its southern-style roots. Most importantly, their dishes are cherished recipes that keep faithful diners coming back for more year after year. For March, we spotlight classic restaurants in Staunton — think old-school nostalgia and must-see favorites you tell visitors traveling through the area to get the real Staunton experience. 8 Staunton classic restaurants that stood the test of time Baja Bean Co., 9 W. Beverley St., Staunton Opened in 1998 by Sarah Lynch and Ron Morse, serving as a staple for Tex-Mex and nightlife on Beverley Street, Baja Bean Co. was established following their time in the Richmond and Charlottesville restaurant scene. With locally sourced fresh ingredients and dishes made from scratch, Baja Bean, known affectionately as "the Bean," is a local favorite for Tex-Mex dishes and a popular spot for music and drinks at night. Lynch is also known for founding Mischief & Magic