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From The Archive: In 1837, they found gold in Holliday Creek
In 1837, you didn’t have to go to California to strike gold. All you’d have had to do ...
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Food for thought — La Parota is a constant community favorite
Imagine walking in the doors of a modest Mexican restaurant off of South Main Street. You’re greeted by ...
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Farmville artisans create memories with their crafts
If you look it up in the dictionary, Merriam-Webster defines a craftsman as “a person who makes beautiful ...
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Historic Homes of High Street: The 700 block
The Farmville-Prince Edward Historical Society recently held a meeting at Farmville Train Station where Jimmy Hurt and Caroline ...
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Serving It Up — Creamy tomato soup with homemade vegetable stock
It’s that wonderful time of year again in which the days are shorter, colder and we can’t wait ...
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A Farmville author creates his own Christmas miracle
During the winter season in Farmville, you likely get to spend some time with family around your fireplace, ...
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The lights go up in Farmville
It’s still somewhat of a new tradition in Farmville. Music plays, a switch is flipped and the lights ...
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From the Ground Up — Unsung heroes of the winter garden
As Sir Francis Bacon wrote in his essay on gardens, “There ought to be gardens for all months ...
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Editor’s Notebook — Christmas is about community
It’s not about the presents, although I’ve never turned one down. It’s also not about the decorations, although ...
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Farmville Lions Club finds a mouthwatering new way to serve
The Farmville Lion’s Club has served the town for almost 100 years. This year, the club found a ...
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A blessing offered to furry family members
The first ceremony happened in 1210. No, that date isn’t wrong. St. Francis of Assisi first blessed animals ...
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Historic Homes of High Street: The 600 block
The Farmville-Prince Edward Historical Society recently held a meeting at Farmville Train Station where Kay Whitfield and Caroline ...
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Why I Love Farmville — Doug Stanley
Prince Edward County Administrator Doug Stanley joins us this month to share some of his favorite memories about ...
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Serving It Up — Thanksgiving fettuccine alfredo
It’s November, meaning many of us will soon be stuffing our face with turkey, mashed potatoes, cranberry sauce ...
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Publisher’s Notebook — We serve
The Farmville Lions Club is just one of the many service clubs in our area that are near ...
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From the Ground Up — Green on Green: A classic, low maintenance garden design
Traditional gardening has always been about wrestling nature into submission, an approach that’s labor intensive and somewhat like ...
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From the Ground Up: Wildflower Meadows
Wildflower meadows have been an important feature of the British landscape for hundreds of years. Nevertheless, they didn’t ...
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Halloween hors d’oeuvres
Mummy jalapeño poppers and witch’s eye meatballs When I was a little girl, Halloween was my absolute favorite holiday. ...
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From the ground up — The Joys of a Simple Garden
Farmville is blessed with many talented gardeners. Explore the various neighborhoods, and you’ll find English kitchen gardens with ...
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Ridge Animal Hospital: Taking care of Farmville’s pets since 1978
By Ireland Seagle Farmville the Magazine Did you know the veterinarians and veterinary assistants at Ridge Animal Hospital ...
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A day in the life of UPS Delivery Driver Doug Seagle
Story and photos by Ireland Seagle Personable. Hardworking. Reliable. These are some of the words people around Farmville ...
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Hedwig Thomas: Autobiography details immigration from Germany
Story by Ireland Seagle “She has a knack for describing the opportunities and stresses that she has experienced ...
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Local problems require local solutions
Story by Meghan McIntyre Do you live in the Piedmont District and need access to substance abuse support, ...
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Miller’s Country Store: Great food, friendly faces
Miller’s Country Store has found its way into the hearts and bellies of folks across the Farmville area. ...
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From the Ground Up — Daylilies
The Perfect Plant for the Midsummer Garden The hot, humid, potentially dry days of summer are upon us, ...
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Caryn Kayton: An appetite for business
When Longwood graduate Caryn Kayton opened up a small fabric store on Main Street in 1982, she never ...
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B&M Greenhouse: Beautifying Farmville
In a town renowned for its rural beauty lives a garden center which has provided the community with ...