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As America grapples with abandoned architecture, homeowners and business owners are reimagining what old, decaying gas stations could become. Most of us used to think of gas stations as a large candy aisle where we could fill up before a long journey. A few local...

The picturesque Shenandoah Valley offers unlimited activities to enjoy nature, taste new things, support local, and fall in love all over again! We have compiled a list of 40 incredible things to do, sorted into various categories, to ensure you have an unforgettable...

On Tuesday, April 25th, over fifty individuals bustled determinedly across the NW Works Campus. Members of the staff excitedly supported the individuals attending their Day Support Program with activities like weeding, trimming trees, and spreading mulch while classic...

After a whirlwind campaign, Emily Rose Windle got to work on keeping her promises to the Second Ward including bringing back North End meetings to keep residents apprised of what is happening on city council. As the city's youngest councilor, she is utilizing her...

Virginia's wine history traces back to 1607 when the Virginia Company successfully established the Jamestown colony. Captain John Smith's accounts of abundant native grape varietals sparked a fervent desire to produce wine in the New World. In 1619, the Virginia House...

Piccadilly St is currently seeing a rebirth in the reuse of old buildings, with Four Square Architects, led by Kyle Hopkins, at the forefront of several projects. Walking through Old Town, you might be familiar with some of their recent projects, such as the...