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As Virginia's redistricting commission prepares for its first public hearings, one the commission's most pressing issues is replacing one of its members and considering geographic representation on the body in the process. Jahd Khalil reports.

Virginia Governor Ralph Northam has issued a proclamation declaring June 13–19 as Virginia Agriculture Week to recognize the contributions of the state's agricultural community. Northam and his wife, Pamela, as well as other officials in his administration will visit sites throughout Virginia to highlight the economic impact of the agriculture industry and the role of farmers and agribusinesses in providing Virginia foods and products. “Agriculture has always been and will continue to be the foundation for growth and prosperity in rural and urban communities across the Commonwealth,” said Northam. “As Virginia's largest private industry, the agricultural sector contributes billion to our...Article LinkSupport the show (http://henricocitizen.com/contribute)

Our guest this week is Brian Prewitt, Master Distiller for A. Smith Bowman Distillery in Virginia.  We discuss the history of the distillery, Brian's background in the beer, wine and spirits industries, and the variety of bourbons that the distillery releases.  We also taste through John J. Bowman Single Barrel Bourbon and Bowman Brother Small Batch Bourbon. We are thankful for everyone who has taken the time to give us feedback on our podcast.  If you enjoy our content, consider giving us a 5 star rating on your favorite podcast app, leave us a review, or tell a fellow bourbon lover about our show. Follow us @BourbonLens on Instagram, Facebook, & Twitter.  And please check out our Patreon to learn how you can support our endeavors, earn Bourbon Lens swag, be part of future barrel picks, and more. If you have any comments, questions, or suggestions, please email us at TheBourbonLens@Gmail.com. Visit our website BourbonLens.com to check out our blog posts, or even purchase your own Bourbon Lens tasting glass or t-shirt. Cheers,Scott, Michael & JakeBourbon Lens About Master Distiller Brian Prewitt: Brian’s interest in the beverage industry was peaked when he landed a job at a brewery while attending Colorado State University obtaining his bachelor’s degree in food science.   Upon graduation, Prewitt further honed his interest for brewing and distilling by completing the Master Brewers Program at University of California, Davis.  From there, he joined The Great Divide Brewing Company in Denver, Colo., eventually becoming its brewer. When Prewitt saw an opportunity to try his hand at distilling spirits instead of beer, he jumped at the chance to join E&J Distilleries in Modesto, Calif. and was eventually named Senior Distiller.  It was at E&J that Prewitt was able to train under two Master Distillers with a combined experience of more than 70 years in the art of distillation, learning about raw material selection, fermentation, distillation, and maturation. Brian was named Master Distiller at the A. Smith Bowman Distillery in 2013, and he is excited to carry on the Bowman family tradition of award-winning products while introducing some new offerings as well. A native of Colorado, Brian now lives in Fredericksburg, Va. with his wife and three children. About A. Smith Bowman Smith Bowman's distilling roots date back to the years before Prohibition when the Bowman family had a granary and dairy farm in Sunset Hills, Virginia. They used excess grain from the family estate to distill spirits. In 1934, after the Repeal of Prohibition, Abram Smith Bowman and his sons continued the family tradition and built a more modern distillery in Fairfax County, Virginia called Sunset Hills Farm.  The Distillery was moved in 1988 and is now nestled in Spotsylvania County near the city of Fredericksburg, 60 miles away from the original location. As a small and privately owned company, A. Smith Bowman Distillery continues the time-honored traditions on which it was founded. Considered a micro-distillery by today's standards, A. Smith Bowman produces an assortment of hand-crafted spirits distilled from only the finest natural ingredients and using the latest technology. This micro-distillery focuses on the production of premium spirits honoring the legacy of Virginia's first settlers. As Virginia’s oldest and most award-winning distillery, its various brands have earned numerous prestigious awards over the years, including John J. Bowman Single Barrel, which received a gold medal at the 2019 San Francisco World Spirits Competition. For more information on A. Smith Bowman, please visit www.asmithbowman.com. Links: A. Smith Bowman Distillery Website  A. Smith Bowman Distillery's Brian Prewitt Appointed to the Virginia Spirits Board by Gov. Ralph Northam Whisky Magazine Names John J. Bowman America's Best Non-Kentucky Single Barrel Bourbon You Need to Start Drinking A. Smith Bowman's Whiskey Whisky magazine awards A. Smith Bowman Bourbons bronze medals at 2021 American World Whiskies Awards What Is "Small Batch" Whiskey And Why Are We Arguing About It?

This week, in the Fierce Fempreneur Show, I met with Virginia Rounds Griffiths, who's a Medical Intuitive, Energy Alchemist, Spiritual Mentor and Past, Present & Future Life Coach. Virginia took her business to the next level, from a traditional healing practice to a global online business making a 6 figure income. During this interview, you will learn the mindset that you need to have if you want to up level your business. As Virginia says, if she can do it at her age and with no tech skills, so can you! You just have to BELIEVE IN YOURSELF! So grap a cuppa, take a notebook and enjoy learning from this very inspiring lady. She shares a lot of wisdom in this video and I'm so grateful that I got to interview her.

Front-line health care workers at hospitals in the Valley and Charlottesville begin receiving Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine… Meanwhile, the rate of the virus's spread in Virginia is increasing… As Virginia casts its 13 electoral votes for President-Elect Joe Biden, Virginia Republicans try to navigate the transition….

Front-line health care workers at hospitals in the Valley and Charlottesville begin receiving Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine… Meanwhile, the rate of the virus's spread in Virginia is increasing… As Virginia casts its 13 electoral votes for President-Elect Joe Biden, Virginia Republicans try to navigate the transition….

Virginia Elder is a financial coach, a podcaster, a professional podcast editor, and a mom of two. In this episode, Virginia shares with us the circumstances by which she found her passion. As Virginia puts it, she "wanted to share with all the mamas," and so the happyhealthyabundance.net came into existence. We talk about her journey from 80k in debt to financial freedom and how her business morphed from coach to multi-faceted entrepreneur. Also, Virginia shares with us tips for keeping the bliss while managing a home-based business and a family. She dreams of a world where moms are empowered, and money isn't a taboo subject. You can catch her sharing tips on her podcast, "Reaching Abundance." Welcome to episode 83.You can learn more about Virginia at https://happyhealthyabundance.net/

As Virginia gets set to further relax social restrictions due to COVID-19, local cities cancel their big July 4 th fireworks displays… Meanwhile, the number of new cases of the disease in Virginia stay steady at just over 500 per day, on average… Governor Northam launches a statewide rent and mortgage relief program….

As Virginia gets set to further relax social restrictions due to COVID-19, local cities cancel their big July 4 th fireworks displays… Meanwhile, the number of new cases of the disease in Virginia stay steady at just over 500 per day, on average… Governor Northam launches a statewide rent and mortgage relief program….

As Virginia enters phase 2, we bring you the final episode of the Quarantine Pupusas mini-series. In this episode one of our dearest friends, brother in Christ, Nataly's big bro, dad (not too sure what that even means) and confidant joins us to wrap up this mini-series. We had a lot of fun recording this episode, from discussing the Netflix show Love is Blind, discussing Sammy's current relationship status to what we learned while in quarantine. In the midst of facing the reality of our world, our hope is that this episode will bring a smile to your face!  Check us out at: Sammy - blog: myskdaily.wordpress.com | IG: @ kuyakhatami Kevin - blog: kevincruzwrites.wordpress.com  Nat - blog: nataviles.wordpress.com | IG: @ natdaviles

After a COVID-19 induced hiatus, the World War Brew boys are back with a "cut down" podcast they recorded 5 months ago...However, the podcast hosts figured that the World War Brew faithful needed some content. Here is the World War Brew review of Sam Mendes' World War I epic "1917." Also reviewed is Pusser's Royal Navy Rum. As Virginia opens up amid the COVID-19 pandemic, expect more content to come. Enjoy!

Richmond’s mayor and the governor intend to remove Confederate statues from Monument Avenue – they’ve been there for decades… Meanwhile, Charlottesville's Police Civilian Review Board will soon be able to get to work… As Virginia gets set to move into Phase II of relaxed coronavirus restrictions, how are shops in downtown Staunton responding?

Richmond’s mayor and the governor intend to remove Confederate statues from Monument Avenue – they’ve been there for decades… Meanwhile, Charlottesville's Police Civilian Review Board will soon be able to get to work… As Virginia gets set to move into Phase II of relaxed coronavirus restrictions, how are shops in downtown Staunton responding?

The number of new jobless claims in Virginia is down again for last week, but still way above average, as the state’s unemployment rate continues to climb… As Virginia begins to relax virus-related restrictions on businesses, public health experts at UVa warn the state risks a rise in infections… Even as Court Square Theater in Harrisonburg says it is closing down, the American Shakespeare Center has found new life online….

The number of new jobless claims in Virginia is down again for last week, but still way above average, as the state’s unemployment rate continues to climb… As Virginia begins to relax virus-related restrictions on businesses, public health experts at UVa warn the state risks a rise in infections… Even as Court Square Theater in Harrisonburg says it is closing down, the American Shakespeare Center has found new life online….

As Virginia goes through the phases of reopening, we discuss the impacts to our jobs and our health.

As Virginia dining rooms remain closed to help slow the spread of COVID-19, Scott and Robey continue to highlight those restaurants staying open to safely serve their customers. Featured on this week's podcast: Ronnie's BBQ Saucy's Bar.B.Q Gelati Celesti Amanda Sanders FAT RABBIT — Ellyn Hopper Send show feedback here.

Since the last time we saw you, the world turned upside down with the arrival of COVID-19. As Virginia restaurants either close or adapt to social distancing, Robey and Scott focused this week's podcast on the people who continued to run their restaurants with the hope of providing for both their restaurant families and the communities in which they serve. This week's guests include: Lee Gregory - Alewife Jessica Bufford - Toast Donnie Glass - Grisette Michael Smith - Laura Lee's If you would like to be featured in featured We're Open themed podcast, please reach out.

As Virginia warns of a potentially bad wildfire season and dangerous fires continue to burn in California, engineers are developing a new tool to stop wildfires in their tracks.

As Virginia warns of a potentially bad wildfire season and dangerous fires continue to burn in California, engineers are developing a new tool to stop wildfires in their tracks.

Podcast #355:  HOW TO FIGHT FOR WHAT MATTERS WITH VIRGINIA WALDEN FORD In this episode of The Confidence Podcast we’re talking with special guest Virginia Walden Ford about: How to fight for what matters, especially against all oddsHow to have confidence for public speakingHow to take action, even in the face of crippling fear – and how to deal with the pressure you feel when you are fighting for something that matters tremendously Learning experience from Virginia Walden Ford SPONSORSHIP NOTE: You were made for more. I have two ways to go deeper with you this week, and if this podcast has ever resonated with you, then get ready really have a personal internal breakthrough. Join my 7-Day "Made for More" Journaling Challenge (it's FREE) and get my 21-Day Toxic Thought Freedom Journal for FREE. Sign up at www.trishblackwell.com/journalchallenge If you are ready to learn the building blocks of confidence and figure out what stage of confidence you're in, then you've got to grab a free seat at my webinar masterclass.  Sign up at www.trishblackwell.com/webinar REVIEW OF THE WEEK:  It's dks skandhssbsmxn - Love love love, 5-Stars! Just started my first podcast episode yesterday and it truly was eye-opening for me! I personally struggle with being too self-critical when it comes to my goals. I saw a new light in how I should approach and set goals as well as learning that it's okay to have breaks or off days! It gives me peace of mind that I'm not the only one who struggles with this. I love the positive mindset you have and how you are helping others! Keep it up girl!

One of 2SER’s pioneering music programs, 3600 was started by Virginia Madsen, joined by John Potts. Both are now acclaimed academics at Macquarie University in the Department of Media, Music, Communications and Cultural Studies. As Virginia recalls here, the show was about genre hopping and going beyond high and low art, while also including some “playful advice” for listeners hard or broken of heart.

The celebration for 2SER’s fifth anniversary was led by two of the station’s powerhouses at the time – Virginia Madsen and Jill Emberson. Although they were technically sharing one job, both were so committed they were at the station “all the time,” in order to keep the station going. As Virginia explains, both women went on to have fantastic careers in the media, as well as continuing to inspire new generations as teachers and advocates respectively. This is just a tiny reminder of their energy and achievements – we are so proud (and lucky) to have had them. Also mentioned here is Leah Haynes, who we haven’t been able to track down – but let us know more if you can!

Welcome to the fifth edition of the County Sales Radio Hour with our host Kinney Rorrer. On this show, we will be featuring classic bluegrass and old time music from Virginia. As Virginia celebrates the 50th Anniversary of "Virginia is for Lovers," County Sales, along with Kinney Rorrer have selected some of our favorite classic and new Virginia musicians and recordings. This podcast features music from younger bands like High Fidelity and Five Mile Mountain Road while celebrating the legends of Virginia music like The Stanley Brothers and Mac Wiseman. We couldn't get them all in this episode, but you can enjoy many of our favorite Virginia bands, like Lonesome River Band, The Carter Family, Big Country Bluegrass, Nothin' Fancy, Martha & Eddie Adcock, Junior Sisk, The Deer Creek Boys, Bill Harrell, Larry Sigmon & Martha Spencer, Tim Martin and Larry Stephenson. Recordings featured on this program are available for purchase through the County Sales website and the County Sales store located in downtown Floyd, VA.

Welcome to the final episode of season 2! Whether you breastfeed or bottle feed, weaning your baby or toddler from their first milk over to a cup can be a fraught process. We’re exploring why our cultural expectations about moms, toddlers and feeding make it so much harder — and brainstorming ways to make it go more smoothly. (As Virginia gears up to bottle-wean her own toddler!) Plus, fan favorite Nicki Sizemore of From Scratch Fast is back with some family-friendly ways to cook summer veggies.  We'll be back in mid-August with a whole new season of Comfort Food for you! In the meantime, check out our archives for episodes you may have missed, and tell us what you'd like to hear on the show: Comfortfoodpodcast@gmail.com or @v_solesmith & @yummytoddlerfood on Instagram.  And don't forget to visit our show notes at comfortfoodpodcast.com for all the links, recipes and other resources discussed in this episode.  Sponsor Spotlight: Easy Squeez Visit https://www.easysqueez.com/ and use the code YUMMY20 to take 20% off products to help make homemade baby food a snap to make and store!

Welcome to the final episode of season 2! Whether you breastfeed or bottle feed, weaning your baby or toddler from their first milk over to a cup can be a fraught process. We’re exploring why our cultural expectations about moms, toddlers and feeding make it so much harder — and brainstorming ways to make it go more smoothly. (As Virginia gears up to bottle-wean her own toddler!) Plus, fan favorite Nicki Sizemore of From Scratch Fast is back with some family-friendly ways to cook summer veggies.  We'll be back in mid-August with a whole new season of Comfort Food for you! In the meantime, check out our archives for episodes you may have missed, and tell us what you'd like to hear on the show: Comfortfoodpodcast@gmail.com or @v_solesmith & @yummytoddlerfood on Instagram.  And don't forget to visit our show notes at comfortfoodpodcast.com for all the links, recipes and other resources discussed in this episode.  Sponsor Spotlight: Easy Squeez Visit https://www.easysqueez.com/ and use the code YUMMY20 to take 20% off products to help make homemade baby food a snap to make and store!

Welcome to the final episode of season 2! Whether you breastfeed or bottle feed, weaning your baby or toddler from their first milk over to a cup can be a fraught process. We’re exploring why our cultural expectations about moms, toddlers and feeding make it so much harder — and brainstorming ways to make it go more smoothly. (As Virginia gears up to bottle-wean her own toddler!) Plus, fan favorite Nicki Sizemore of From Scratch Fast is back with some family-friendly ways to cook summer veggies.  We'll be back in mid-August with a whole new season of Comfort Food for you! In the meantime, check out our archives for episodes you may have missed, and tell us what you'd like to hear on the show: Comfortfoodpodcast@gmail.com or @v_solesmith & @yummytoddlerfood on Instagram.  And don't forget to visit our show notes at comfortfoodpodcast.com for all the links, recipes and other resources discussed in this episode.  Sponsor Spotlight: Easy Squeez Visit https://www.easysqueez.com/ and use the code YUMMY20 to take 20% off products to help make homemade baby food a snap to make and store!

With nearly two months under its belt, The Virginia General Assembly has already tackled a wide range of issues that include marriage equality, felon voting rights, transportation and SOL reform. As Virginia's lawmakers work their way through thousands of pieces of legislation over the 60-day session, we'll bring you a series of one-on-one conversations with your elected representatives in Richmond.

With over a month under its belt, The Virginia General Assembly is already tackling a wide range of issues that include marriage equality, felon voting rights, ethics reform and SOL reform. As Virginia's lawmakers work their way through thousands of pieces of legislation over the 60-day session, we'll bring you a series of one-on-one conversations with your elected representatives in Richmond.

As Virginia native Denny Hamlin goes for a short-track sweep in his home state, Jimmie Johnson goes for three consecutive wins at Richmond. Hear from Hamlin and Greg Biffle, and find out who to watch this weekend.

As Virginia native Denny Hamlin goes for a short-track sweep in his home state, Jimmie Johnson goes for three consecutive wins at Richmond. Hear from Hamlin and Greg Biffle, and find out who to watch this weekend.