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Jennifer Wieber made a list of the 10 things she learned from having, and surviving, breast cancer, which includes "I'm tough and strong when I need to be," "I have a great looking scalp," and "There's always a blessing to be found, sometimes you just have to look really hard."
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Area residents are invited to participate in the upcoming Relay for Life events that will take place in the next few weeks. Participation can mean registering for a team, fundraising throughout the year and at the event, or just coming the evening of and supporting the fight against cancer.
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A few years ago, I lost my biggest client and was suddenly broke with no end in sight. I found some work, but never enough to pay all the bills.
Blue Ridge Hospice has become a mainstay in the area, but it wasn't always that way. As members of the organization prepare to celebrate its 30th anniversary on June 2, they say it's important to remember its beginnings and how it's impacted the community.
You don't have to be an oenophile to have a good time in downtown Front Royal on Saturday. That's because in addition to wine tasting, the Wine and Craft Festival will feature several musical performances, more than a dozen food vendors and numerous crafters.
Music and history highlight a weekend already spilling over with festival cheer.
The country music group, Lonestar, will be the feature entertainment at the 58th Annual Clarke County Fair on Aug. 18 in Berryville, according to a press release from the Clarke County Fair.
The orchid family (known scientifically as Orchidaceae) is the largest plant family in the world, in terms of number of species. Estimates run from 20,000 to 50,000 species. Most orchid species are native to the tropics, but 25 species are native to the Northern Shenandoah Valley.
The task of feeding hundreds of pupils at the school goes on every day. But recently the entire Shenandoah County Public Schools division earned a statewide award for its efforts to feed students a healthy meal which also includes items bought locally.
The story of Willy Lowman is a sad one, and from the title of the play, audiences will guess how it ends, but according to director Jake DuVall-Early, it's worth the journey.
Spring flowers and Mother's Day go hand in hand this weekend.
Area residents took part in the 12th annual Front Royal National Day of Prayer community service last Thursday at 6:30 p.m. at the gazebo in Front Royal. Special music was provided by the band from the Servant's Heart and Hands Outreach Ministry, an active mission-based faith community, according to a press release from David Linebach, who helped organize the local event.
On a recent rainy evening in Winchester, the cast of Winchester Little Theatre's "The Porch" gather to rehearse lines they've been running for several weeks, leading up to their opening night next Friday.
Winchester will reign as the entertainment capital of the Northern Shenandoah Valley this weekend as the marathon Apple Blossom Festival reaches its peak.
NEW MARKET -- Audiences are invited to attend performances of two different plays by the Schultz Theatre's Youth Theatre this weekend.
WINCHESTER -- Leslie Nicole Smith will serve as the Honorary Grand Marshal for the 85th Celebration of the Blooms, according to a press release from the festival office in Winchester.
Visitors attend Family Fun Day at the farm of Bill Gallucci on Saturday. The event was organized by the North Fork of the Shenandoah River in cooperation with Smith Creek Partnership.
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