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Middleburg Celebrates the Harvest

By Contributor

Celebrate the Harvest Week brings together local farmers, vintners and foodies with area chefs showcasing the Piedmont region’s bountiful harvest. Restaurants in Middleburg, Va. will offer special dishes on their menus featuring fresh and local produce, meats, cheeses, and wines.
The free events held September 10 - 19 are hosted by the Middleburg Business and Professional… »

Our Trip to Market Salamander

By Tim Jon

Chef Todd guided us through a delightful sidewalk cafe market experience- all under the roof of a carefully crafted design- including a perpetual blue sky painted overhead (actually, a perfectly partly cloudy). We started at the ‘front’ of the shop- surrounded by an array of coffees ‘n other drink specialties- and some very tempting (and… »

Woman Assaulted in Middleburg Barn

By Blue Ridge Leader

March 13, 2009
A woman was assaulted while tending her horses at a barn near Middleburg last
Saturday night.
The victim reports that she was caring for her animals in the barn where they board
near St. Louis Road at around 8:00 p.m. when a Hispanic man who was roughly five
feet seven inches tall with a medium build approached… »

Players Launch Winter Production

By Blue Ridge Leader

March 13, 2009
Next weekend The Middleburg Players will open the Pulitzer Prize-winning play You Can’t Take it With You, by Moss Hart and George S. Kaufman. Lori Daly will direct a talented cast of local actors playing a candy-making ballerina, a Russian ballet professor, a tax-evading grandfather, a budding playwright, an out of work actress… »

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State of the Towns talk at the Carver Center by Philip Denino with guest speaker Donovan Rypkema. Philip Denino is Community Development Manager with the Department of Economic Development. "When thinking of the downtown area parking should not be a priority, pedestrians are the priority," Mr. Rypkema said. "Governments are supposed to think about the whole."