According to Julie A. Campbell, author of “The Horse in Virginia: An Illustrated History,” Virginia's horse tradition goes back 400 years, to when horses accompanied some of the first settlers in Jamestown. Ever since then, for horse lovers, the Commonwealth and the horse have been a marriage made in heaven.

We spend a lot of time helping our clients make sure their estate plans are as comprehensive as possible. I've seen enough estates settled with critical components or provisions missing to be convinced that the effort spent on estate planning is well worth the time it takes to put them in place. 

If you think the economy has put the brakes on growth, drive into Greene County. Everywhere you look, there are signs of expansion in both the residential and commercial sector. The 13,225-square-foot CVS is expected to open soon and there are now visible signs that yes, very soon Greene will have a Walmart to call their own. Nonetheless, Greene is maintaining its rural identity. 

Carson Named Principal Broker of Century 21 Manley Associates

Akarion Realty Welcomes Roger Mahloch

Meeting Scheduled on Crozet’s West Village Neighborhood