The Buzz Jan/Feb 2020
BEHIND THE SCENESLynchburg Living relies on a fabulous team of freelance photographers to fill the pages of our magazine with local,...
An Antiquing Adventure: Take a trip down memory lane
A 1963 Econoline serves as the backdrop to Debbie Sirockman’s desk at Virginia Found Goods, a giant warehouse filled with, well, just...
A Common Thread
How Quilting Bridges the Generation Gap Few things are as deeply rooted in tradition as the art of quilting. Throughout history, quilts...
New Life
Local church works to preserve historical Lynchburg churches through merger Nestled among gas stations, empty buildings, and single-family...
Editor’s Letter Jan/Feb 2020
One of my favorite pieces of furniture is tucked into a corner of my 17-month-old son’s rarely used bedroom. It’s my Great Aunt...
Artists Profile: Robert Pennix Jan/Feb 2020
Pencil Portraits, Paintings and Photography Lynchburg Living Editor Shelley Basinger: We hear you come from a pretty big family, Robert....
Person of Interest: David Rubinberg Jan/Feb 2020
Kapap Krav Maga Expert at FEKS Martial Arts Lynchburg Living: David, we hear you had a surprise visitor recently! Tell us about your award....
Strength in Numbers
LIVESTRONG at the YMCA transforms the lives of local cancer survivors There was nothing abnormal when Tina Barcellona got ready for bed one...
Authentic Asian
Aji Brings Ramen, Sushi and Much More to Lynchburg’s Downtown Located in the heart of Lynchburg at 908 Main Street, Lynchburg’s newest...
Hugelkultur: Self-Sustaining Garden Practice of the Ancients
Photo by Paul Wheaton, richsoil.com For me, winter is a struggle. I can’t grow much more than lettuce, and I crave the dirt and the smell...
