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Some assignments are harder than others. This one sent me to two downtown restaurants to watch two talented bartenders at work, then drink what they made, all in the name of local history. I did it for you, dear reader. My excuse for a midday cocktail (OK, two) is FAM-TINI,...
For David Jett and his fellow Patawomeck tribal citizens, the objects on display in the Fredericksburg Visitor Center this past Friday held dual meanings. “Where others see a poplar tree, we see a bark basket or a dugout canoe,” he said. “Where others see pine needles as an annoyance to sweep off your porch, we see a basket.”
A little holiday magic is coming to Downtown Ashland as Origin Beer Lab transforms into Christmas Crossing, a festive winter wonderland filled with over-the-top decorations, seasonal beverages, and holiday fun for the whole family. Running December 1 through January 3, Christmas Crossing will surround visitors with classic Christmas décor covering...
More than a dozen environmental organizations are calling for a temporary halt to data center development across Virginia, arguing the industry’s rapid growth is outpacing regulations meant to protect communities and the environment.
Brendan Shelton can hammer an ordinary nail into a miniature sword in under an hour, then add a handle and guard that look like they belong in a dollhouse-sized armory. The 27-year-old Hanover resident has spent roughly 15 years perfecting the craft, and now sells his tiny weapons to collectors on Etsy and in person at the Cultural Arts Center at Glen Allen.
A coalition of environmental groups and impacted community members gathered in Hanover County, near Richmond, Wednesday to ask Virginia’s Governor and elected officials to support a pause on new data centers. “Better technology is there and Big Tech just doesn’t want to pay for it out of their gargantuan...
