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Twenty Years Of Practice
On Saturday, June 24, Highlands Golf Park will celebrate their 20th Anniversary with a special invite to CvilleBuzz readers to stop by the range, have a few appetizers and enjoy Free Mini Golf with lots of family games, music, prizes, giveaways, plus food and drink. The Scheurermann family - Anne Marie , Peter and daughter Gretchen - will all be at the range to greet their special guests. The … [Read more...]
Floating into Summer
By Heather Dale Walton, DPT, OCS As the weather warms this summer, there is nothing better than cooling off with water sports. Paddle boarding, kayaking and canoeing are excellent ways to get away from the chaos of daily life and the hustle and bustle that prevents us from stopping and smelling the roses. On the water, there is only you, the rippling water, fresh breezes, … [Read more...]
Cheese Stuffed Chicken Breasts
I was suffering through another case of chicken fatigue, trying to figure out how to eat more of the weight-loss inducing poultry and have it taste great at the same time. In one of my Yummly e-mails (sign up to this site at yummly.com) and I saw an interesting recipe for Bacon Wrapped Cheese-Stuffed Chicken Breasts. You know that anything wrapped in bacon is going to be good, even if … [Read more...]
Summer With Jimmy O
Summer is here at last and hopefully the monsoon season is over. It’s time to spend and evening or an afternoon outside, maybe with a good glass of wine and definitely with some good music in the background. And no one does great background music like Jimmy O, who is single handedly on a mission to preserve endangered music – music from folks like The Everly Bothers, Sam Cooke, Neil … [Read more...]
Second Best Chili
We had a last minute cook out last weekend, with dogs and burgers as the featured entrees. I am a hot dog fanatic and looked forward to the makeshift picnic supper. But…. I was out of hot dog chili. I usually make it in advance and store small containers in the freezer, but I was out and didn’t have time to make a fresh batch. Eating a hot dog without good chili is like….well, eating a hot … [Read more...]
Growing Stuff
It’s been a strange year, weather-wise. It was summer-like weather in March, then rain, then cold, then more rain, then hot. My garden doesn’t know whether to start producing or give up. But stuff is growing, My tomatoes aren’t producing Jack-In-The-Beanstalk stalks this year, which is a good thing. The plants are shorter, but healthier. Last year it would have taken Shaquille … [Read more...]
Virginia Saltwater
Dr. Julie Ball The summer fishing scene continues to pick up momentum, but the northeasterly blow this week could slow things up a little. Expect the trend to continue once things settle and anglers can get back out on the water. Cobia is still the main event. Good numbers of early season fish, with many pushing to over 50-pounds, are contributing to a good start to the fishing … [Read more...]
Special Trophy Trout Stockings
A special event is planned for Big Tumbling Creek located at the Clinch Mountain Fee Fishing Area for June 12, 14, 16, & 17, 2017.There will be a special trophy trout stocking to include more than 400 trophy-sized brook, brown, and rainbow trout stocked throughout the week which will test the skills of anglers of all ages. Two barrier-free trails are now open for limited mobility … [Read more...]
Boomers and Bicycles
Every Boomer remembers that first bicycle. Next to turning 16 and getting a drivers license, the biggest day in the life of a youngster was getting a new bike. The reason bikes were so critical during the early Boomer years is because families generally had only one car, and the dads had them at work. That meant if you wanted to go some place, like baseball practice, the movies, or the swimming … [Read more...]
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