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    What do we do when a direct link to our past has a questionable future?

    by Aaron Wilson September 16, 2019

    When April Martin Danner set out to locate the graves of Civil War soldiers buried in our area, she kept happening upon something else [literally] hidden in the bushes – several small, family graveyards, roughly 600 actually, all in varying stages of disarray. “I had an eye-opening realization that hardly any of these small family cemeteries were being taken care of,” states Danner, the programs director for Wilderness Road Regional Museum and museum coordinator for The Raymond F. Ratcliffe Memorial …

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  • FeaturedHealthy LivingLatest

    Transplanting Hope – the gift of second chances through organ donation

    by Aaron Wilson July 5, 2019
    July 5, 2019

    When Chelsea Hartman of Christiansburg was 8 years old, she was diagnosed with Alport Syndrome and told she would need a kidney transplant in her 20s. It is news no one wants …

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  • FeaturedHealthy LivingLatest

    PAs on the Front Lines

    by Aaron Wilson July 5, 2019
    July 5, 2019

    Chances are very high these days that when you go to see a doctor, you see a physician assistant or PA instead. These healthcare specialists have a unique role in the medical …

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    (Fur) Baby-sitting

    by Aaron Wilson July 5, 2019
    July 5, 2019

    When a lady requests that her dog be read to, and the kennel complies, you know it is a new era in dog boarding. Heartstrings Pet Lodging and Spa co-owner Rick Argabright …

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    It’s a Bird…It’s a Plane…It’s a ROCKET!

    by Aaron Wilson July 5, 2019
    July 5, 2019

    July 20 marks 50 years since the moon landing, but Bob Schoner is getting kids excited about the first footsteps on Mars. “It’s gonna happen,” Schoner says with confidence. “Somebody, maybe the …

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  • AdventureLatestTravel

    Dubai: The Largest, Tallest and Greatest of Everything

    by Aaron Wilson July 5, 2019
    July 5, 2019

    Not known to shy away from a superlative, the glitzy city of Dubai prides itself on being home to the largest, tallest and greatest of most everything. This luxury stopover for travelers …

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  • ArtsFeaturedLatestProfile

    Shave ‘Em to Save ‘Em

    by Aaron Wilson July 5, 2019
    July 5, 2019

    Fiber artist Fran Stafford of Newport has called herself many things in her career – spinner, knitter, crocheter, but the Livestock Conservancy would subsume all of those under one title, Sheep Employment …

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  • ArtsFeaturedLatestMusic

    Virginia’s Crooked Road Prepares for Annual Festival

    by Aaron Wilson May 13, 2019
    May 13, 2019

    We’ve all driven by the green and orange signs with the iconic banjo. Virginia’s Heritage Music Trail, designated as such by the Virginia General Assembly, is a 330-mile driving route that winds …

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  • BusinessFeaturedLatestProfile

    A Clear Business Model

    by Aaron Wilson May 13, 2019
    May 13, 2019

    Somehow the declaration against windows became a joke in the world of cleaning. But what is a man who does do windows allowed to claim he doesn’t do? “I don’t do malls,” …

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  • FeaturedFood FareLatest

    From Truck-to-Table . . . how the food truck trend fuels a sense of community

    by Aaron Wilson May 13, 2019
    May 13, 2019

    In the late 1600s, New Amsterdam (now New York City) began regulating pushcart vendors that sold food. In 1866, Charles Goodnight invented the Chuck wagon to feed cattlemen traversing the west. In …

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