Blog Posts
Senior Living Options: Why CCRCs Are the Smart Choice
As we age, finding the right senior housing arrangement is crucial to ensuring quality of life, safety, and well-being. There are numerous types of retirement communities available, each offering its own set of advantages
My Initiation to Coal Mining
In the mid 1960s as a young lawyer working in Charleston, West Virginia, I was assigned to a team representing the firm's coal mining clients. One of my first cases involved alleged violations of
My Mother Meets Cronkite
In 1979, while working for the Federal Aviation Administration, I was selected for the Education for Public Management program. It is a government-wide program that selects high potential personnel to study for a year
Grappling With The Finality of “The Last Move” to a Retirement Community
The decision to move to a retirement community marks a significant life transition, especially for older adults who struggle with their feelings about the finality of the last move. In many cases, this apprehension
Understanding the Differences Between Assisted Living and Skilled Nursing Care
As our loved ones age, ensuring they have the right level of care and support is crucial. While some seniors may thrive in environments that offer occasional help, others may require around-the-clock care due
News Releases
RWC Best Retirement Community in Eastern VA
Rappahannock Westminster-Canterbury received Virginia Living's First Place award as the Best Retirement Community in Eastern Virginia for 2019! Thank you for voting!
RWC’s April 2019 Employee of the Month, Brenda Clarke
Congratulations to RWC's April 2019 Employee of the Month, Brenda Clarke from the housekeeping department! Brenda is pictured with Tonya Hill, RWC's Housekeeping Manager and Stuart Bunting, President and CEO. Well done Brenda!
RWC announces winners of annual golf tournament benefitting its Foundation
RWC announces winners of annual golf tournament benefitting its Foundation As is befitting a landmark anniversary, Rappahannock Westminster-Canterbury Foundation’s 35th Annual Open Golf Tournament was momentous in many ways. The
RTD Columnist is Third Speaker in RWC Viewpoints Series
RTD Columnist is Third Speaker in RWC Viewpoints Series Bill Lohmann to share stories from his books Richmond Times-Dispatch columnist Bill Lohmann had written a number of stories on
Lancaster High School Visual Art students’ work on display in May
Lancaster High School Visual Art students’ work on display in May Nod given to Israeli artist Yaacov Agam in this year’s exhibition Lancaster High School Visual Arts teacher Sandy Manning