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Young Equestrian Rides to Give Horses a Second Chance

Yorktown senior Sujata Thornton will compete in Lexington, Kentucky, to prove thoroughbreds can be more than racehorses.

7 Ways to Support Breast Cancer Awareness Month

Walks, runs and fashion shows raise funds to eradicate this disease that affects 1 in 8 U.S. women.

10 New Books to Read in October

Creepy and cozy new releases include a collection of ghost stories, a history of women in the CIA and a memoir from a million-dollar-winning Jeopardy contestant.

11 New Restaurants Coming to National Landing’s Water Park

The grand opening celebration for the reimagined space dotted with eateries, artwork and trees happens Oct. 6.

Great Spaces: A Budget-Friendly Basement Makeover

A Ballston basement is converted into a fresh and modern short-term rental unit.

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‘Maus’ Author Discusses Controversial Book

Art Spiegelman's graphic novel about the Holocaust has been banned in some school districts. He spoke at a recent Arlington Public Library event.

Cozy Coffee Shops We Love

For caffeine and character, hit one of these gathering spots in a neighborhood near you. ☕️

The Art of the Chainsaw

When death comes for old-growth trees, Andrew Mallon carves up their stumps, giving them new life.

Where To Eat and Drink in Rappahannock County

This bucolic area next to Shenandoah National Park is a foodie’s paradise.

Local Author Pens Horror Story to Illustrate Real-World Struggles

Kosoko Jackson explores themes of teen violence and racism in his first young-adult horror novel.

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