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Posted on Apr 20, 12:37 PM
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While Tom Eshelman doesn't call himself an artist, he's certainly familiar with promoting the arts to Warren County citizens.
Posted on Apr 19, 6:53 PM
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Ron and Chris Schmidt are taking the idea of do-it-yourself wine making to heart. That may be why, even at 500 cases of wine per year, they still do most of the work at Cedar Creek Winery themselves.
Posted on Aug 9, 12:15 AM
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MT. JACKSON -- When the Bowman-Shannon Cultural Arts Center officially opened its doors on Saturday, it welcomed the community to the local art world and a family back to its homeplace.
Posted on Jul 29, 12:00 AM
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WINCHESTER -- It was a cold day in March 1956 when a young photojournalist first crossed paths with a 21-year-old Elvis Presley.
Posted on Jul 17, 7:06 AM
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STRASBURG -- When the Strasburg Museum began replacing its roof last fall, the board of directors had no idea they were stirring up a new medium for artistic expression.
Posted on Jul 16, 12:15 AM
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STRASBURG -- King Street Art Works will host its first-ever art walk along businesses on King Street tonight.
Posted on Jun 8, 12:15 AM
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FRONT ROYAL -- A small group of Warren County High School students will cap their four-year artistic voyage by traveling to Italy after graduation.
Posted on May 8, 12:15 AM
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FRONT ROYAL-- To Diane Rasmussen, every woman has a goddess within her. Rasmussen is the designer behind D-Vine Creations, which features jewelry made of semi-precious stones and metals.
Posted on Apr 16, 12:15 AM
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CORRECTION: An article published Friday should have stated that Blue Ridge Arts Council Executive Director Kym Crump organized the Spotlight on Students art display. By M.K. Luther - mkluther@nvdaily.com FRONT ROYAL -- Warren County public school students have displayed their talent and love for art for the past few weeks with the help of the Blue Ridge Arts Council. Every year in March as part of Youth Art Month, the student artwork is displayed at the Blue Ridge Arts Council Gallery on Main Street. E. Wilson Morrison first-grader Connie Turck proudly pointed to her rendering of spring flowers hanging on the wall and explained why she loves art. "Because I get to paint pictures," she said. The 19th annual Spotlight on Students show ended on Thursday with a reception for the parents and friends of the young artists. "I think for the community, [the show] really helps to show the community what we are doing," said Kelly Tuma, Warren County High School art and photography teacher. Charlee Allman, an A.S. Rhodes Elementary third-grader, explained she is so passionate about art that she also takes private lessons. "I paint things I see -- I paint everything," Charlee said, as she put...
Posted on Mar 29, 12:15 AM
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WINCHESTER -- Visitors to the Shenandoah Arts Council will be greeted for the next month by an array of colors and art forms in works created by young people from across the area.
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