Day: September 1, 2025

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Painting the Town

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A Walking Tour of Lynchburg’s Public Art By: Olivia Carter | Photos By: Ashlee Glen Once upon a time in Lynchburg, there were no murals,...

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Crafting Change

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The Scrappy Elephant’s Sustainable Approach to Arts and Crafts By: Emily Mook | Photos By: Ashlee Glen One of the most remarkable aspects...

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Carved in Stone

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Craftsmanship and Collaboration Leave an Enduring Mark at the Woodsmalls’ Nelson County Home By: Anna Eileen White / Photos Courtesy:...

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Let the Floor Do the Talking

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When it comes to home design, we often focus on what’s at eye level—paint colors, artwork, statement lighting. But some of the most...

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Finding Your Palette and Yourself

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Discover Your True Colors with Expert Wardrobe Stylist Emily Burnette | By: Izzi Diaz Young | Photos By: Ashlee Glen In so many ways, color...

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Bone Broth, Organ Meats, and the Nose-to-Tail Comeback

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A Trend in Nutrient-Dense Animal-Based Foods Few trends have gained as much traction in recent years as the return to nutrient-dense...

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Up for Adventure in Culpeper

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Main Street renaissance, Blue Ridge charm are a gateway to great food, wine, shopping and outdoor fun By: Leona Baker / Photos courtesy of...

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A Light-Filled Life

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How Michele Fredericks Shapes Space with Purpose By: Robyn Forbes / Photos Courtesy: Studio Møre Designs When Michele Fredericks moved...

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