It’s quiet up here, some 14 feet off the ground. Tree pegs allowed me to scale the tree and strap a metal stand on its trunk. I am now secure …
Tree-of-Heaven is anything but heavenly in your yard
Many people in Greene County know of Ethyle Giuseppe and her extraordinary generosity to the people of this county, whether by the hundreds of…
By Jim Brewer
For more than four decades, Greene County Republicans have gathered yearly to hear politicians speak, listen to music and enjoy great food and…
Backyard poultry flocks are more popular than ever this year as people explore ways to raise their own food and become more self-reliant durin…
Schools weren’t the only thing reopening on Tuesday, Sept. 8. The Jefferson Area Board for Aging (JABA)’s Greene County Community Senior Cente…
The Jewish High Holidays, which start next week, are the one time a year many Jews attend religious services who may not otherwise attend on a…
Medical care can be expensive, even if you rarely visit a doctor’s office. One of many resources available to Greene County residents is a Com…
Aaron Beckley has become the seventh Boy Scout from Troop 174’s 2020 senior class to earn the rank of Eagle Scout, the highest rank that a Boy…
Artist Cecilia Schultz was born and raised in Stockholm, Sweden. She always had a creative eye and when she came to New York City at 18 years …
The last thing I need in my yard is a bear. I have a fence that keeps the deer at bay, but the lightweight wire is no match for a black bear, …
“There is no blue without yellow and without orange.” –Vincent Van Gogh
Thanks to the generosity of the community, the Greene County Historical Society (GCHS) collections can shed amazing light on the lives of the …
Devon Maust Earle, the new pastor at Stanardsville United Methodist Church (SUMC), is feeling grateful despite the challenges that the novel c…
Shenandoah National Park (SNP) is likely to get a bit of a makeover after Congress passed and President Donald Trump signed the Great American…
A survey in 2016 found that more than 45 million people watch birds both around their homes and away from home. That figure has recently incre…
When Stanardsville’s Margaret Ann “Maggie” Morris Curran passed away in early January, she bequeathed her downtown home to Blue Ridge School t…
During a nationwide pandemic, some citizens are lucky enough to shelter in a home with its own cozy art studio. Sue Stover of Ruckersville is …
Since the cancellation of so many local art shows and other events during the COVID-19 pandemic, local artist Kathy Kelley has had a lot of ti…
A ribbon cutting more than 10 years in the making was held at the base of Old Rag two weeks ago.
Hoping to bring a little more cheer to area children as a follow up to the July 4 parade through Greene County neighborhoods, on Saturday July…
Your senior year wasn’t what you expected, whether you’re graduating from high school or college, due the global coronavirus pandemic.
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