How to sell a fully furnished home
With the real estate market still red hot, you may have noticed a new trend on Instagram: buyers selling their houses fully furnished. They don’t have to pay to pack […]
Cider project
Chris and Laura Denkers come from apple country in upstate New York. “Apples, orchards, and cider donuts have been in our blood since we were young,” Chris Denkers says. So […]
On the move
They gather by the dozens at the Jefferson School at 6am every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday: Black, brown, and white, women and men, old and young, united by the road […]
Now touring: Soak in autumn with help from these emerging businesses
Maybe you like to take it slow. Relax. Stay in one place. With wine. Maybe you’re on the go. Real fast. Keep up the pace. With wine. If you’re inclined […]
Cup of mud, meet glass of grape: Local cafes offer coffee and wine side-by-side.
In a town obsessed with coffee and wine, it was only a matter of time before the two beloved beverages started shacking up. Cafes in Europe have long kept both […]
Rent a road trip: Outdoorsy is Airbnb for RVs
If the open road is calling you—or if you’d like to spend a few nights communing with nature without, you know, getting eaten by any part of it—Outdoorsy’s here to […]
Yes. Oui. Can! King Family Vineyards cracks open a new way to enjoy its Crosé
Sommeliers may take offense, but canned wine is a booming business. In January, Crozet’s King Family Vineyards popped the top on this trend by rolling out its first cases of […]
Future in common: New downtown social club returns to its roots
Before they could build a place to bring people together, the founders of Common House had to keep it from falling apart. Five years ago, longtime friends Josh Rogers, a […]
Houses by hand: Noah Bradley looks to the past to build unique homes from the outside in
When Noah Bradley was 15, his insurance agent father announced that the two of them would spend their summer building a house by hand, from the ground up. “I believe […]