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The Shenandoah Valley has become an eclectic mix of history and industry, heritage and hip, traditional and commercial, as rural, small-town ways of life find ways to survive in the 21st century.

Virginia’s burgeoning wine industry has reached the point of critical mass and critical acclaim. Toss in the Shenandoah Valley’s offerings in the realms of scenic beauty, antiquing, fine inns and B&Bs, and you begin to whet the palate...

There are few people who live in an area so ideally suited for both their passion and profession as Bob Wray.

To find out more about travel in Virginia, explore these links from our 2009 Travel Guide issue:

In 1934, decades before other municipalities began to think about greenways, the citizens of Lynchburg were envisioning such places.