“Would you like to own some property?” my dad asked me when I was close to turning ten years old. I didn’t understand what he was really saying, but in my mind I saw an expanse of land that horses roamed. But soon that image would be replaced by poplar and pine trees, small creeks wedged between steep hills, and a winding dirt road filled in at times with loads of granite rocks.
The Virginia Reel has a new look and new feel. Now we are looking forward to new content and providing some archival content as well. Things didn’t go as planned for the November relaunch, but I’m happy to report that a little time and reflection has clarified how The Virginia Reel will operate and what content it will carry.
Each quarter a glossy print publication will be available. Each issue will be a quality, collectible publication featuring professional photographs, stories, and feature articles. A lovely addition to the library of any individual, it will convey an appreciation for the land, the people, and all the character we have to offer.
Advertising will be available as well from small two column ads to full page ads.
A personable column by Dawn Dickson Van Ness relaying some of the character and ambiance of southern Virginia.
Bringing the Jones back to life at Holliday Lake State Park is part of Sarah Lankford’s responsibilities as Program Support Technician.
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Virginia Main Street program has accepted over 20 small, Virginia towns to participate in its efforts to revitalize commerce in Main Street communities.
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