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American Ninja Warriors in Virginia Reveal Their Stories of Strength

by Avery Chenoweth

Virginia’s Best Small-Batch Ice Cream Shops

by Madeline Mayhood

Best Books to Read by Virginia Waters

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Meet Virginia’s Finest Summer Fruits

by Stephanie Ganz

Tides Inn Ecologist Leads Oyster Restoration in Virginia

by Heather Bien

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Naborforce Offers Senior Support Care to Virginia

Naborforce connects older adults with vetted “nabors” in their community when family or friends are unavailable. Through its unique platform, local helpers assist with household tasks, transportation, or companionship. In Virginia, Naborforce currently is available in Charlottesville, Fredericksburg, Northern Virginia, Hampton Roads, Williamsburg, and Richmond. Founded by Paige Wilson after experiencing the challenges of caregiving […]
by Madeline Mayhood
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New Innovative Virginia Tea Rooms to Try

Around the world, as both a beverage and a pastime, tea is steeped in history and ritual. From the casual to the ceremonial, tea is a throughline for many cultures, and now, it’s enjoying a renewed interest from beverage pros who are drawn to tea’s unique flavor characteristics, health benefits, and cultural connections. Recently, two […]
by Stephanie Ganz

Virginia’s Best Small-Batch Ice Cream Shops

Move over, chocolate and strawberry. It’s not that you’re boring, it’s just that Virginia’s small batch scoopers are churning out so many flavors that it makes plain old vanilla seem, well, vanilla.  In the Old Dominion, we found that Scoop in Richmond’s Fan District is out of this world, with flavor bombs like Tahini & […]
by Madeline Mayhood

Why Virginia Is Becoming a Major Tech Hub

Everyone knows tech geniuses are around every corner in Silicon Valley or Seattle. But don’t underestimate Virginia. The Commonwealth is becoming an increasingly major player in the tech industry, appearing on top techy lists worldwide.  Hyperscale Hub From projected fusion plants to 3D-printed houses, it’s never a slow news day in the Old Dominion’s tech […]
by Gabriela de Camargo Gonçalves

Waynesboro’s Blue Ridge Bucha Makes Gut Health Fun

Kombucha may have been around for a couple of thousand years, but Waynesboro’s Blue Ridge Bucha is focused on keeping it fresh with flavors like Elderberry Lime and Ginger Hibiscus—and there’s “hard ‘bucha” for the over-21 crowd. This family-run business, founded in 2010, is committed to promoting the health benefits of the probiotic-packed fermented tea, […]
by Erica Jackson Curran

Must-Visit Stops on the Steins, Vines, & Moonshine Trail

Just 30 miles outside of Washington, D.C., in Prince William County, the Steins, Vines, and Moonshine Trail includes more than 20 independently owned breweries, wineries, and distilleries. An app invites thirsty explorers to earn prizes while exploring the boozy trail, which extends from eastern Prince William near I-95 to western Prince William near I-66 to […]
by Erica Jackson Curran

Next-Level Mimosa Tips from Richmond’s Mimosa Fest Founder

Mimosas are beautiful in both their simplicity and their range of possibilities. Light, celebratory, and endlessly sippable, they’ve earned their place as the unofficial drink of brunch. The classic OJ-and-bubbles combo is tried and true for a reason—but there’s also a world of fresh mimosa takes out there to explore. Necoya Tyson, founder of Richmond’s […]
by Hope Cartwright

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