Bob Kahn Realty recently announced a large downtown office space for lease just one block from the popular Charlottesville Downtown Mall. The space has an open floor plan with exposed ceiling, wood floors and parking is included. Amenities and details include: 5008 square feet High, Exposed-structure Ceiling Bamboo-style Wood Floors Tall Windows Bathroom, Shower, Kitchenette 10 … [Read more...]
Adaptive Anglers Fishing Camp
The 13th Annual Adaptive Anglers on the Fly's special Fly Fishing Camp is scheduled Nov. 18-20. The multi-generational group of adaptive anglers includes youth, seniors, teens, and adults - both male and female - from across the state and beyond. Some disabilities to be served include traumatic spinal cord injuries, cerebral palsy, spine bifida, primordial dwarfism, traumatic brain injuries, … [Read more...]
A Bunch of Horse Manure
“How would you like a load of horse manure for your Christmas present this year?” stated the email from my close friend, Tim Tigner. Not many would think of a load of horse s…. as a particularly great gift, but I did. My garden desperately needed it, and a few weeks ago, Tim brought me a pickup load of composted horse manure. Cucumbers, squash, tomatoes, green beans, beets – get ready to … [Read more...]
Black Drum at Nags Head
TW’s Tackle at Nags Head says that surf fishing is good. Black drum, bluefish, sea mullet, speckled trout and plenty small puppy drum with a keeper pups are being beached. The winds on Wednesday were N at 16 and the water was 59 degrees. Sound Fishing: The Little Bridge on the Manteo causeway reported slow fishing. Pier Fishing: Avalon: Small trout. Nags Head: Little … [Read more...]
Deer Season Off To a Bang
Hunter Spinks bagged this handsome buck in Fort Valley. According to VDGIF Deer Program Coordinator Matt Knox, the opening weekend electronic data from the early muzzle-loading season listed below shows that hunters had a very successful weekend. The weather was very good, the first really cool to cold day and very little wind. The electronic running total is comparable to last year, … [Read more...]
Thanksgiving and Football
Thanksgiving is just around the corner and to many of us Boomers, Thanksgiving meant more than just turkey and dressing. It meant football games on television. Go way back with me, if you will, to the early days of the National Football League. Typically, my family made the long drive from Beckley, West Virginia to Raleigh, North Carolina to spend Thanksgiving with my grandmother, Mama Ida. … [Read more...]
Lake Anna Forecast
By Guide Chris Craft November has come in unseasonably warm this year and the lake is 8-10 degrees above average. This means we have fish scattered throughout the water column. You can find fish from 2 feet all the way down to 20 feet. The baitfish is still mostly on the main lake and has not even begun to push into the backs of creeks. BASS-I have found bass up lake on shallow … [Read more...]
Why Choose Move Better Physical Therapy?
Local physicians enthusiastically recommend Move Better because of patient success. Whether it is an orthopedic or sports injury, rehabilitation from joint replacement surgery or as a preventative measure to increase balance and reduce falls, balance and fall, doctors know that the highly trained therapists at Move Better will work with each of their patients, teaching them how to take care of … [Read more...]
Nick’s Spaghetti & Steak House
Sometimes you find great food in strange places. A few years back, my wife Nancy and I stumbled upon such a place - Nick's Family Style Spaghetti and Steak House in West Point. We had a couple days to get away and we wanted to be somewhere on or near salt water without the long drive to the Eastern Shore or Virginia Beach. The closest place to Charlottesville appeared to be West Point, about 30 … [Read more...]
Mow Those Leaves
It’s time. They’re out there, you know. Leaves. Thousands of leaves! But this year, leave the rake in the shed and crank up the mower. Your lawn will thank you for it come spring. Matted leaves aren’t good for grass. They will smother and kill it, but finely mulched leaves add vital nutrients to the soil and also help the lawn retain moisture so the grass doesn’t become overly dry in … [Read more...]
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