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Offbeat Rockbridge
As the saying goes, Southerners don’t hide their oddball relatives in the basement, they trot ‘em onto the front porch for all to see. To put it politely, Rockbridge County has a mighty big porch.
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Exploring the Shenandoah Valley in Lexington, Virginia
Newspaper Publisher and CEO Cynthia Calvert recently visited Lexington on a media tour and was smitten enough to offer a full report of her experiences in a recent article for The Tribune in Humble, Texas.
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Rockbridge County Destinations among 2018 “Best of the Mountains”
Two Rockbridge County destinations have been voted among the top five in their respective categories in a recent Blue Ridge Country reader poll.
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A New Experience at Stonewall Jackson House
Renovations and resurfaced slave stories are the highlight of the Summer 2018 unveiling of the new experience at Stonewall Jackson House.
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"Shenandoah's Finest" includes The Red Hen and Sweet Things
The Red Hen and Sweet Things Ice Cream Shoppe are recognized by Intermezzo Magazine, a publication "written for passionate-about life readers in search of the finest in food, wine, home & travel."
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Virginia's Roadside Attraction King
Meet Mark Cline, Virginia's Roadside Attraction King and entertainer extraordinaire.
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Side-of-the-Road Coffee Roaster Some of America's Best
Milk-flavored coffee-drinking writer Johanna Read met real coffee when she visited Lexington Coffee Roasters. If she can get her hands on these beans, she'll take her coffee black from now on.
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Top 5 Valentine's Day Getaways in America
Fox Hill Bed & Breakfast in Fairfield, Virginia has been named one of the Top 5 Valentine's Getaways in America.
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Chef Huger to Bring Displaced Puerto Rican Culinary Students Stateside
Roanoke Times reporter Alison Graham recently sat down to interview Southern Inn Restaurant Chef George Huger about a new initiative to bring displaced culinary students from Puerto Rico to Lexington and Clifton Forge.
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Downtown Charm
Stop for the history, stay for the hospitality. And the live music. The art galleries. The indie coffee shops. The farm-to-table fare. And a few quirky but loveable grumps.
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