The Rockbridge Area Community Services Board will sponsor “Remembrance Matters” on Saturday, Sept. 14, from 3 to 5 p.m. at the Jordans Point pavilion. This is a free gathering for
A local youth participated in the Pokemon World Championships in Washington, D.C., Aug. 16-18. Noah Starr, 10, of Lexington was one of six players who made the championships with help
The rides and midway were back at the Rockbridge Regional Fair and Expo this year, much to the delight of youths and riders of all ages. Valley Amusements provided the
Lime Kiln Theater’s summer 2019 concert series continues on Saturday, Sept. 14, with Keller & The Keels. Doors open at 6:30 p.m., and the show starts at 8 p.m. Advance
The seventh annual Arts of Lexington Block Party will take place Friday, Sept. 20, on Washington Street between Main and Jefferson and the block will be closed to traffic for
In commemoration of Constitution Day, the Washington and Lee University Politics Department will host a panel of W&L professors who will address an article in The New York Times Magazine,
New opportunities for adult learning will be offered once again at Boxerwood this fall. In the upcoming “Walk the Talk” series, guest experts will offer stories, knowledge, and practical tips
North Korea’s Kim Jong-Un met President Trump’s “madman” strategy, turning it to his advantage as he pursued his own nuclear strategy and continued the oppression of the people of his
The Best in Show award at the Rockbridge Regional Fair’s annual quilt show this year went to “Hopping All Over” by Linda Puhle. Judge’s Choice was awarded to “Painted Red
Sixteen beautiful flower arrangements interpreting two themes comprised the 2019 Fair Flower Show sponsored by the Rockbridge Council of Garden Clubs. Best in Show, the top scoring blue ribbon in
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