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A Rock for the Ages: Upper Essex Baptist Church.
Although Upper Essex Baptist Church is small in size, it is big in heart. It has been a rock to its community throughout the ages, blessing those in unexpected ways, far beyond its walls. In a nutshell, it has become the little church that could! more
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Williamsburg Art Gallery: Local Artistry with an International Accent
“A good art gallery has the dual obligation of bringing to the public the art they want to see, but also to sometimes surprise them and pique their interest with the unusual, the unknown or the unexpected.” ~ Gulay Berryman more
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Savoring Thyme
"Herbs are our only living connection to past history." -- Don Haynie more
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Slow Cooker Success
As summer gives way to autumn and cooler days become the norm, dinners tend to go from crisp summer salads to comforting soups and roasts. Slow cooking a meal is one of the easiest ways to welcome your family home. more
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From Our Readers ...
What do our readers have to say? Take a look: "I LOVE this magazine...look forward to it each time it's published!!" Donna Welch more
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Senior Living: Aging in a .com Era
While we think that seniors are amongst the last to adapt to using technology and the internet, we are also seeing the largest increases in utilization for almost all areas from this demographic. more
A Rock for the Ages: Upper Essex Baptist Church.
Although Upper Essex Baptist Church is small in size, it is big in heart. It has been a rock to its community throughout the ages, blessing those in unexpected ways, far beyond its walls. In a nutshell, it has become the little church that could! more
Ashley Peterson
Dream Weaver
Burke sums your experience up like this: “You’re the dreamer. I’m the designer. Together, we’ll make your idea a reality.” more
Williamsburg Art Gallery: Local Artistry with an International Accent
“A good art gallery has the dual obligation of bringing to the public the art they want to see, but also to sometimes surprise them and pique their interest with the unusual, the unknown or the unexpected.” ~ Gulay Berryman more
Savoring Thyme
"Herbs are our only living connection to past history." -- Don Haynie more
Slow Cooker Success
As summer gives way to autumn and cooler days become the norm, dinners tend to go from crisp summer salads to comforting soups and roasts. Slow cooking a meal is one of the easiest ways to welcome your family home. more
From Our Readers ...
What do our readers have to say? Take a look: "I LOVE this magazine...look forward to it each time it's published!!" Donna Welch more
Arts All Around: Highlights of the Season
From the Northern Neck and Middle Peninsula, to the historic Williamsburg, Yorktown and Jamestown triangle, autumn arts abound. more
Joe McDonald
Much Maligned Bats
In centuries past, bats have been connected with sorcery and death by various cultures. Its long-associated image with the darker side of folklore and superstition has caused irrational fears. more
The Canine Life Aquatic
Water dogs are not exclusively bred for hunting; they have a variety of talents for which teamwork between man and canine is essential. more
Joy's Garden
A Mathews Artist Painting Her Own Backyard more
Seniors and Pets: Man's Best Friend in More Ways Than One
There is something about their unconditional love and adoration that is just good for your heart and soul. In fact, many studies have been dedicated to the health benefits associated with pet ownership, especially in aging populations. more
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Joe McDonald
Much Maligned Bats
In centuries past, bats have been connected with sorcery and death by various cultures. Its long-associated image with the darker side of folklore and superstition has caused irrational fears. more
Arts All Around: Highlights of the Season
From the Northern Neck and Middle Peninsula, to the historic Williamsburg, Yorktown and Jamestown triangle, autumn arts abound. more
Williamsburg Art Gallery: Local Artistry with an International Accent
“A good art gallery has the dual obligation of bringing to the public the art they want to see, but also to sometimes surprise them and pique their interest with the unusual, the unknown or the unexpected.” ~ Gulay Berryman more
