Blog Posts
Waitlist Realities and the Future of Senior Living
We recently received an email from a myLifeSite user that got my attention; not because it was unusual, but because it was so representative of what we’re hearing more often across the country: “We
Surviving Nazi Germany
By Frank Lewis This is a heart-warming story of one man’s journey from being born under German Nazi rule and later moved to America where he thrived. John Kalepp is my brother-in-law, and this
An Inadvertently Successful Immigration Story
By Milena Van Sant During WWII my parents and I lived in Berlin, Germany and Vienna, Austria. After the war, we had the bad luck of moving to Prague, now the Czech Republic. about
How They Made 70
By Harriet Dawson Before Dean Loudy was “The Voice of the Northern Neck,” he was the dream in the eye of a young lady who didn’t even know she had such a dream. But
My Immigration Story
By Anke Longest Never in my wildest dreams would I have thought about living on a farm in Virginia, owning cattle and horses! One never knows what the future holds. I was born in
News Releases
Arts Center of Montross Artists To Display Their Work at RWC
July Art Show to Feature Mostly Three Local Creative Talents To hear Janice Jones, art director of The Arts Center of Montross, tell it, everything she has accomplished has simply
Accidental Artist Thriving in the Northern Neck
June Art Show at RWC Includes Watercolors, Acrylics and Oil Paintings Carol A. Muratore spent 32 years as a healthcare executive – ultimately as President of Extended Care at McKesson
Bi-Continental Painter Clare Spooner to Show 75+ Works at RWC
May Art Show Includes Watercolors and Ink Drawings Lucy “Clare” Spooner lives in New York City, travels frequently to Virginia, and spends her summers in the south of France –
Barbara Touchette Displays Adventurous Art at RWC
Resident Showing Watercolors, Acrylics, Photography and More at April Show RWC Resident Barbara Touchette (pronounced Touchet) has had a full and adventurous life, and she embraces her art with the
Lancaster Elementary School Will Feature 300 Pieces of Artwork in RWC’s December Show
Teacher Marilyn Sprouse celebrates 25 years of showcasing students’ work Lancaster Elementary School (LES) visual arts teacher Marilyn Sprouse has proudly curated her students’ artwork for Rappahannock Westminster-Canterbury’s December Show