Articles From March/April 2020

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House of Bread on the Rise

Local nonprofit brings community together through baking.
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New Organization for Local Mothers

Huddle Up Moms look to serve mothers in the community with monthly events and panels.
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The Star City Breasties

A recently established organization offers support for women affected by breast and ovarian cancers.
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Carilion Footprint Continues to Grow

Recent expansions (and several more planned) include new structures and programs across the region.
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Shut Up and Drive

You can get the goods on your kids while you shuttle them around town, if you turn down the noise.
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Southern Spoonful: A Southern Belle Brunch

Welcome friends and family to celebrate the arrival of spring with a leisurely brunch.
Kerncliff was the summer home of U.S. Senator John Kern of Indiana.

The Lost Community of Carvins Cove

Some 40 families lived in the cove before it became a reservoir in the mid-1940s.
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Then and Now: Botetourt County Courthouse

Modeled after Thomas Jefferson’s designs, this historical structure is scheduled for more modern renovations.
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What’s the Buzz on Mead?

It’s not just for Vikings anymore.
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A Wholesome Experience

Bernard’s Gastropub has something for everyone.

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