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Oct 15, 2020

Cynthia Jones Obituary - Harrisonburg, VA | The News Virginian - Legacy.com

Through the years Mrs. Jones worked in the hospitality industry and before moving from Charlottesville Virginia. Mrs. Jones was employed as a Unit Secretary at the University of Virginia Medical Center. Memorial services will be held on Saturday, October 10, 2020, at 2 p.m., at King's Harbor Christian Fellowship, 611 Gibbons Ave., Elkton, VA 22827.In lieu of flowers, donations may be made in her memory to RMH Foundation Palliative Care, 2010 Health Campus Drive Harrisonburg, VA 22801.Condolences may be shared at kygers.com, you can also share condolences on her Facebook account: Cindi Jones.Published by The News Virginian on Sep. 22, 2020.

Nov 9, 2019

Blooming with joy: Lewis Miller shares his life in flowers at TEDx Charlottesville - C-VILLE Weekly

I also love gladiolus!” Miller will discuss his work at The Paramount Theater on November 8 at TEDx Charlottesville, and on Saturday, November 9, he will teach a master flower workshop at Montalto. ...

Jul 26, 2019

Flower shop hands out free bouquets for a purpose - WHSV

Hall added July is American-Grown Flower Month. Harmony Harvest also visited Charlottesville before stopping in Harrisonburg and plans to visit Staunton too. There will also be an open farm event at its location on 201 Little Run Road in Weyers Cave on Saturday from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. RSVP's can be made on Facebook @harmonyhrvst or at hhfshop.com/openfarm. ...

Jun 22, 2019

Floral and lush, this $12 South African white wine blend blossoms in your glass - The Washington Post

Lean, Reston), Bonnie Blue Southern Market & Bakery and Murphy Beverage in Winchester, Vintage Wines in Harrisonburg, Rio Hill Wine & Beer in Charlottesville. GREAT VALUE Smith & Perry Pinot Noir 2015 Oregon, $15 Here’s an all-around tasty Oregon pinot noir, with Bing cherry and sarsaparilla flavors. It may be easy to finish this without realizing it, but you’ll want to savor this wine and save some for dinner. Distributed by Republic National: Available in the District at Ace Beverage, Circle Wine & Liquor, Rodman’s, Yes! Organic Market (various locations). Available in Maryland at Pine Orchard Liquors in Ellicott City, Wine Source in Baltimore. Availability information is based on distributor records. Wines might not be in stock at every listed store and might be sold at additional stores. Prices are approximate. Check Winesearcher.com to verify availability, or ask a favorite wine store to order through a distributor. More from Food: Wine ...

Jan 25, 2019

The Flower Shop Emerges as the Leading Florist in Charlottesville VA - Press Release - Digital Journal

Charlottesville Florist - The Flower ShopThe Flower Shop, the leading florist in Charlottesville VA, is recognized as number one in the industry and supplies beautiful floral arrangements that are crafted to suit any occasion. Charlottesville, Virginia - January 21, 2019 - Since 1996, The Flower Shop, the leading florist in Charlottesville VA has been supplying a range of beautiful flowers and floral arrangement to lift the spirit of any occasion. They not affiliated in any way with any wire service, and are privately owned. "We have been dedicated to bringing the world's most exquisite flowers, beautiful floral design, and exceptional customer service to Charlottesville for over 25 years. With the help of our knowledgeable, talented team, The Flower Shop has become a recognizable standard of high-end floral creation," said Randall Cash, the owner of The Flower Shop. The Flower Shop supplies floral arrangements for any event including Birthday, Anniversary, Thank You, Funeral, Corpora...

Sep 10, 2018

Group Places Flowers At Site Of Toppled 'Silent Sam'

Charlottesville, Virginia. The school had spent a reported $390,000 on camera surveillance and security around the statue, according to the News and Observer. "Silent Sam" was torn down Aug. 20 by protesters who called it a racist symbol. On Friday, UNC Chancellor Carol Folt strongly hinted that the school won't return the statue to the main quad where it used to stand, but said she is looking for a "safe, legal and alternative spot" for the Confederate monument on the school's campus. "Silent Sam has a place in our history and on our campus where its history can be taught, but not at the front door of a safe, welcoming, proudly public research university," Folt said. A plan for the re-installation of "Silent Sam" will be presented to UNC System President Margaret Spellings and the Board of Governors in November.