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From Pierce Street to Point of Honor

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A Theater Rooted in Place By: Charlotte Farley / Photos Courtesy: Enstation Theatre Company By the time I finally clicked on Endstation...

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Maier Museum’s New Art Exhibition is a Celebration of Paint

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Exploring Real, Tangible Art in an Age of Algorithms By: Charlotte Farley | Photos By: Ashlee Glen I don’t know about you, but I’ve...

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A Good and Pleasant Company Book Chronicles 250 Local Residents

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250 Years of Lynchburg’s Story By: Megan Loranger Next year, the United States will celebrate the 250th anniversary of the signing of the...

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Artist Profile: Christine Rooney

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Lynchburg artist captures nature through ancient painting technique By: Christian Shields | Photos By: Ashlee Glen Going back as far as she...

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Dice & Community

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The Magic Behind Creatures & Cocktails By: Charlotte Farley | Photos By: Ashlee Glen Once a week, it’s as if someone chanted a few...

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Every Stitch a Story

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Preserving a Hidden Language of Freedom By: Shannon Kelly | Photos By: Ashlee Glen At 99 years old, Edith Younger Edmunds is still...

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Painting with a Purpose

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Emily Flint reflects on personal life through art By: Christian Shields | Photos By: Ashlee Glen With a passion for painting and a heart...

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Artist Profile: Elizabeth Gray

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The Audacity to Try Elizabeth Gray’s Colorful Path to Creative Joy Photos By: Ashlee Glen Elizabeth Gray never set out to be an artist....

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The Music Hall: Big Sound, Intimate Setting

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Academy Center of the Arts expands its reach with a space designed for connection and community Photos Courtesy of the ACADEMY CENTER OF...

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Nostalgia under the Stars

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29 Drive-in Theater’s Old-Fashioned Charm By: Anna Eileen White / Photos By: Ashlee Glen Picnic tables, old patchwork quilts, and bug...

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