Blog Posts
The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Summer of Love
As told to Celeste Helm I was born into a military family. When I entered the scene, we already had four generations that served going back to the Union Army in the Civil War.
One of Life’s Greatest Adventures: Flying a Single-Engine Airplane to the Arctic Circle
By Mary Kay Rotert Just before the Millenium (AND before the common usage of GPS and cellular telephones), my late husband, Charles Rotert, “decided” that we should take a long trip in our single-engine
Legacy at RWC: Celeste Helm
Celeste Helm’s life is a tapestry of family, adventure, and compassion. She is proud to be a second-generation resident of Rappahannock Westminster-Canterbury, following in the footsteps of her parents, John and Dorothy Helm, and
Travel? Yes, Plus Immigration
By Peter & Jenny Saam If the accent doesn’t give it away, the license plates – GDAYM8-1 and GDAYMA8-2 – will. Yes, we still have a lot of Aussie in us, even though we
My Memorable Roomie
By Bob Street Back in I think it was 1989, the day before my birthday, my wife Pat gave me a “pre-birthday gift”. It was an issue of The National Inquirer. This was given
News Releases
Rappahannock Westminster-Canterbury “IT Guy” is Also Talented Artist
Jonathan McCrobie’s Digital Fine Art Prints on Display in May Show Rappahannock Westminster-Canterbury IT specialist Jonathan McCrobie has that rare left and right brain talent. He’s analytic and creative. Between
Renaissance Woman’s Work Showcased in RWC’s April Exhibition
Resident Carol Sennott Dabbles in Painting, Photography, Quilting, Pottery and More Rappahannock Westminster-Canterbury Resident Carol Sennott’s artwork is eclectic and varied as she experiments with painting, photography, quilting, pottery, jewelry
World War II historian Marshall Orr has some yarns to spin
Marshall Orr was born a year after World War II began. Although he had a father and uncle who served in Europe, he didn’t know what they did there. He
Life-Long Photographer’s Work Showcased in RWC’s March Exhibition
Ruth Fisher of Irvington may be down, but she’s not out. After retiring as the receptionist at Rappahannock Westminster-Canterbury last year, she fell and broke her hip. Two hip surgeries
Contemporary Digital Artist to Showcase Work in RWC’s February Exhibition
Andre O. Smith has been drawing since he was 5 years old You may know Andre O. Smith as a friendly face working at the Kilmarnock Wal-Mart, but his true