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Southwest Virginia Veterinary Services recently celebrated a significant milestone: 50 years of serving the pets and people of Lebanon and its surrounding area. Veterinarians Bayard and Peggy Rucker established the clinic after graduating from the University of Georgia College of Veterinary Medicine, and they’ve been servicing generations of furry friends ever since. h...

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Long before Secretariat blazed into the realm of legend, Virginia could boast Bulle Rock, Diomed, Sir Archy, Boston and many other exceptional horses who left indelible hoofprints in the history of American thoroughbred racetracks.

That illustrious history had rather humble—and rowdy—beginnings. In the early 1600s, the Colonists, lacking open land for racetracks, h...

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To serve or to be served … the real Thanksgiving dilemma. But no matter which table you end up at—your own, your family’s, a restaurant’s—what truly matters is who’s at the table. For those who would rather dine out for the big Thanksgiving meal, Virginia Living has compiled a list of some of the state’s most mouthwatering holiday feasts, from luxury resorts to adore...

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Wendy Arundel and I were fast friends in college—two Virginia girls who’d found each other in the vast New England wilderness. Both graduates of all-girls’ schools, both Southerners navigating a very different world, we gravitated toward each other with the magnetic pull of kindred spirits.

I marveled at her dorm rooms in college. They were exceptionally or...

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While Virginia Beach may be best known for its high-rise hotels and lively boardwalk, the city is also home to a sprawling wildlife refuge that’s a haven for wildlife. Located about 18 miles south of the resort area, Back Bay National Wildlife Refuge contains more than 9,200 acres of marshland, woodland, beaches, and dunes. Visitors can explore by foot or bike using the exten...

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