Lynchburg Living November/December 2019

Series: Nov/Dec 2019 Lynchburg Living

Acing Financial Aid

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Free Grants And Low-Cost Loans For College Might Be As Close As Your Laptop High school seniors sweat two questions every fall: Will I get...

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Living Out Loud Nov/Dec 2019

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The Ripple Effect Continues Charlene Morell, a local woman featured in our September/October issue for her living organ donation that...

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Art for Achievement

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Lynchburg’s “largest art auction” will help high schoolers pursue their dreams By Teresa Davis | Photos by Bryant Haskins What...

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O’ Christmas Tree Farm

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Local growers offer a variety of trees— and lots of holiday cheer Whether it’s a long-held family tradition or an experience waiting to...

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Gardening Gadgets for Gifting

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We all secretly want our present to be the receiver’s favorite—something they weren’t expecting and something that also gets used...

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The New Boar’s Head

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A $15.5 million renovation is helping the iconic resortdefine southern hospitality for the 21st century For years Charlottesville’s...

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Pro-Level Baking Made Easy

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Unconventional recipes that yield amazing results Photos by RJ GOODWIN While I love spending time in the kitchen crafting creative,...

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The Buzz Nov/Dec 2019

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BEHIND THE SCENESWhile a high of 89 degrees didn’t really get us into the spirit, Mikael Blido’s delicious treats sure did. On...

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Crusty French Bread

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This recipe makes a crusty loaf of French bread that is as beautifully rustic as it is delicious. It takes a bit of time, but it’s easy...

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Winter Wonderland

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A Personal and Cozy Christmas at the Summerville Cottage Local art teacher Laura Watts loves home decor and finding ways to incorporate her...

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