House Monograms: Making it Personal August 31, 2014 Becky Calvert Monogramming is a way to make your mark, to add your figurative and literal signature to your possessions.... Continue reading
Charity Home Tour Showcases Diverse Styles of Architecture August 31, 2014 Editor The Smith Mountain Lake Charity Home Tour welcomes guests to eight beautiful and unique lakeside residences... Continue reading
To Market, To Market: A Field Guide to Roanoke Are Farmers Markets May 30, 2014 Carrie Waller For those preparing for a summer filled with barbecues, garden parties and Sunday brunches, our community... Continue reading
Pucker Up!: Lemons Can Brighten Any Dish May 30, 2014 Lucy Cook When life gives you lemons…consider yourself lucky! Thinking about lemons and all of their uses in... Continue reading
Rivers Edge May 30, 2014 Patricia C Held Dalton Construction Company is a hometown family-owned business that has designed and built hundreds... Continue reading
Strawberry Season: Looking Forward to a Rite of Spring February 28, 2014 Lucy Cook Each year after a long chilly winter, we cherish the arrival of spring fruits and vegetables. The... Continue reading
SALT! November 14, 2013 Lucy Cook A few years ago I attended a food show with my friend and co-worker Jennifer Porter. The food shows... Continue reading
Are You Ready for Some Football? How to Watch Playoff Games in Style November 14, 2013 Laurel Feinman Set to tabletop height, the walnut butcher-block island offers a handsome perch for a tailgate buffet... Continue reading
Setting the Bar: Don’t be so Predictable November 14, 2013 Kim Fox It’s 6:00 PM, circa 1960. You can set your watch to the sounds of ice dropping into crystal highball... Continue reading
Table Setting 101 September 1, 2013 Trish Roth In medieval times, meals were served out of a communal pot placed on a table to which diners brought... Continue reading