Day: September 1, 2016

Editor’s Letter Sept/Oct 2016

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I don’t remember my first day of school very clearly. But from what my mom told me, I didn’t even look back after she dropped me off in...

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A Farewell Love Letter to my Garden

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My dear garden, You taught me to slow down and rejoice in “All Things Bright and Beautiful”—foliage in lime- and blue-greens. And...

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Back to School

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Everything you need for a successful school year Lit From Within: Heritage High Goes Back to School Sunlight streams through the upper...

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A for Attitude

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The top three difficulties THAT can interrupt a positive “back to school” mindset After being out of school for three months, it can be...

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Upfront Sept/Oct 2016

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Mark Your Calendars: SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER Scaremare 2016 Every year, thousands of people from across the region make the trek to Scaremare on...

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Screen Time Out

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How parents can set digital boundaries in a boundlessly digital world As if enough distractions do not already compete for the attention of...

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Artists Profile: Kevin Chadwick Sept/Oct 2016

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Title: Fine Artist/Illustrator | Age: 59 What are your early memories of art? I was quite a rambunctious child growing up. I remember...

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Where Women Write

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Four Local Authors Share Their Stories Now more than ever before, Lynchburg is a great place to create. With its beautiful mountain views,...

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Brunswick Stew: Georgia claims it, but Virginia owns it!

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They say imitation is the sincerest form of flattery. If that’s the case then the state of Georgia really likes us here in Virginia....

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Guilty Pleasures Tasty Treats to Tempt the Tastebuds

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Autumn is a time when temperatures cool down, and appetites ramp up. Maybe it’s something primordial in our collective, culinary DNA that...

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