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A view of Buchanan Hall in Upperville.
American Roots Revue: Digging up Roots Music of The Future

By Dulcy B. Hooper | Photo by Alexa Wolff Buchanan Hall has served as Upperville’s…

Head of School and Host, Beth Ann Slater with local artist Gail Guirreri-Maslyk and William Ley.
Art of the Piedmont

Written by Dulcy Hooper | Photos by Alexa Wolff The Middleburg Community Center was the…

Second Chapter Books
Another Chapter for Second Chapter Books

By Dulcy B. Hooper | Photos by Crowell Hadden Co-owners Kathy Jo Shea and Jilann…

8th Annual Virginia Women’s Business Conference

By Dulcy B. Hooper | Photos by Robert Merhaut Lansdowne Resort and Spa was the place to…

Margaret Gardner’s Rocking Horse Rescue

By Dulcy B. Hooper | Photos by Richard Hooper “I was totally deprived in my…

Organic fare with flair

Trotters Perk brings new life to bistro cuisine By Dulcy B. Hooper Among the first…

Let sleeping dogs lie … in beautiful niches

By Dulcy B. Hooper When my husband and I moved to Virginia four years ago,…

New Leaders at the Helm of Project HOPE

by Dulcy Hooper The past few months have been a time of transition for Project…

They’re So Cooperative at Southern States

by Dulcy Hooper Southern States Cooperative has an impressive history, going back to 1923 when…

The Greenhouse Effect of Snowmageddon Is Now a Distant Memory

David Lohmann, owner of Abernethy and Spencer Nursery and Greenhouse in Purcellville, is no doubt delighted that spring has arrived. Even more likely, he’s more than a little relieved that winter is finally gone.