11th Annual Gift Guide
Written by: Chris Murphy • November 1, 2016
Look What I Found! Have you bought Dad a tie more times than you can count? Or do your kids’ presents always seem to be the same cheap...
Third Wave Coffee
Written by: Shelley Basinger • November 1, 2016
Local High-Quality Brew, International Awareness Jimmy Thomas is already accomplishing a lot more than most 25 year olds his age. As the...
Little Black Dress Initiative
Written by: Emily Hedrick • November 1, 2016
The Junior League of Lynchburg’s Little Black Dress Initiative: From Fashion Statement to Mission Statement The "little black dress" is...
Flowers to the Glory of God
Written by: Susan Timmons • November 1, 2016
Flowers are the great equalizer. The great common denominator. I’m quite sure this is at the root of why I love them so. Oh, I, like most...
Holiday Decorating Traditions
Written by: Chris Murphy • November 1, 2016
Heather’s Helpful Hints for Your Home: Holiday decorating traditions of years past that you may want to consider in the future. 1....
Editor’s Letter Nov/Dec 2016
Written by: Shelley Basinger • November 1, 2016
Every year when I was a child, I would wake up on Christmas morning the exact same way. My older brother, Jake, getting within a few inches...
2016 Giving Back Award Winners
Written by: Chris Murphy • November 1, 2016
From an at-risk child who needs a mentor to a battered woman who needs a safe home, there are so many needs in our community—needs that...
Person of Interest: Cody Carwile Nov/Dec 2016
Written by: Chris Murphy • November 1, 2016
Occupation: Bank Teller, Actor Congratulations on your first place award in the Lynchburg 48 Hour Film Project. Before we learn more about...
Lynchburg’s War Hero
Written by: Angela Hatcher • November 1, 2016
A Behind-the-Scenes Look at Hacksaw Ridge It’s been said heroes are made, not born. His birthplace of Lynchburg, however, set the first...
Winter Wine-derland
Written by: Suzanne Ramsey • November 1, 2016
Think there’s nothing to do when the weather turns cold? Don’t whine—there’s always wine. At wineries across Central Virginia, you...








