Haymarket Lifestyle Magazine August 2018

Page 1

The Best Of Issue

THE 2018 BEST OF

HAYMARKET/GAINESVILLE

WINNERS LISTED INSIDE!

AUGUST 2018

SET THE STEAKS HIGH Time to get grilling!

Back to School

ON A BUDGET

get the looks for less, LOCALLY!


We're focused on you.

From primary care, gynecology and obstetrics to the Family Birthing Center, we offer comprehensive, quality care to women of all ages.

For more information or to make an appointment, call (540) 316-DOCS or visit FauquierHealth.org

Women’s Care Center


n i e r W y at e h T

La Grange The Premier Winery in Prince William County Open Daily at Noon Award Winning Wines Special Events Group Tastings & Tours by Appointment

Live Music Every Weekend

www.WineryAtLaGrange.com | 4970 Antioch Rd., Haymarket | 703.753.9360


from the E D I T O R

“Outside of a dog, a book is man’s best friend. Inside of a dog, it’s too dark to read.” - Groucho Marx

PUBLISHER

T

Dennis Brack dennis@piedmontpub.com

EDITOR Susan McCorkindale susan@piedmontpub.com

ART DIRECTOR Kara Thorpe kara@piedmontpub.com

ADVERTISING Sales Director: Jim Kelly jim@piedmontpub.com, 434-987-3542 Senior Account Executive: Cindy McBride cindy@piedmontpub.com, 540-229-6038 Creative Services Director: Jay Ford jayford@piedmontpub.com

ACCOUNTING Business Director: Carina Richard-Wheat accounting@piedmontpub.com, 540-905-7791

SUBSCRIPTIONS email jan@rappnews.com or call 540-675-3338

EDITORIAL & ADVERTISING OFFICE Piedmont Publishing Group 11 Culpeper Street Warrenton, Virginia 20186 540-349-2951

ON THE WEB www.PiedmontLifestyle.com Facebook: @PiedmontLifestylePublications Email Newsletter: Sign up at www.PiedmontLifestyle.com The Haymarket Lifestyle Magazine is published monthly and distributed to over 11,500 selected addresses. While reasonable care is taken with all material submitted to The Haymarket Lifestyle Magazine, the publisher cannot accept responsibility for loss or damage to any such material. Opinions expressed in articles are strictly those of the authors. While ensuring that all published information is accurate, the publisher cannot be held responsible for any mistakes or omissions. Reproduction in whole or part of any of the text, illustration or photograph is strictly forbidden. ©2018 Piedmont Publishing Group.

4

{ AUGUST 2018 |

HAYMARKET LIFESTYLE

}

rue, the item you’re holding is a magazine, not a book. And while we know Lifestyle isn’t your best friend, we like to think we’re a close friend, the kind of close friend you trust to introduce you to the best your community has to offer. That’s our goal every month – to bring you the best places to explore, sights to see, tastes to try – and never is that commitment more evident than in this, our annual Best Of issue. Inside you’ll find page after page of individuals, services, and businesses you voted Best of 2018. Many, like Awesome Smiles Dental Center in Haymarket, have been your favorites for several years. Others, like Lyrique Dance in Gainesville, are enjoying their first turn in the spotlight. To all of this year’s Bests, we offer our heartfelt congratulations. And to all of you who took the time to vote, we offer our sincere thanks. Because of you, the 2018 Best of Haymarket/Gainesville competition saw a 100% increase in voting over last year. It’s my hope that you’ll hold onto this issue and make a list of the “bests” you’ve never been to, used, or tried, and give them a shot. You might just discover you like them best, too. Oh, and while you’re in list making mode, why not jot down the back to school stuff your kids and grandkids are going to need in no time? To help you get started, check out Back to School on a Budget. Your students will love the up-to-the-moment styles. Your wallet will love the savings. We’re honored to be the close friend you count on for this kind of information and more, and hope the rest of your summer is the best!

Yours,

SUSAN McCORKINDALE

EDITOR


07 46

Contents 07

40

The Best of Haymarket/ Gainesville The 2018 Results

The Pneumonia Vaccine

BY PIEDMONT PUBLISHING STAFF

Who should get it, and when BY NOVANT HEALTH

36

42

New Places Through Old Books Books can take you on new adventures, but no one said the books have to be new BY EMILY CHILDRESS

46 Back to School on a Budget

50

Fashion that won’t break the bank BY SANDRA PACKWOOD

54

58

Kids and Strength Training

50

It’s about building more than muscle

It’s time to get grilling!

Red, hot August and the search for the missing holiday

BY ZACH HACKERSON

BY MIKE ALLEN

BY MARK LUNA

Set the Steaks High

Wine

American Sign Language A sign of the times BY DEBBIE EISELE

ON THE

cover: Mary and Savannah Moore photographed exclusively for Haymarket Lifestyle magazine by Kara Thorpe.

The Lifestyle magazines are sister publications with Northern Virginia’s Leading News Source, INSIDENOVA.COM TWITTER.COM/INSIDENOVA FACEBOOK.COM/INSIDENOVA

VISIT US today for the latest news, sports and features from Fauquier, Prince William, Arlington, Fairfax, Stafford and throughout the region.

{ AUGUST 2018 |

SIGN UP for daily news headlines, breaking news alerts and a Gainesville/Haymarket newsletter — delivered to your inbox!

HAYMARKET LIFESTYLE

}

5


11 EAST LEE HIGHWAY, WARRENTON, VA 20186 11 EAST LEE HIGHWAY, WARRENTON, VA 20186 www.countrychevrolet.com | (540) 905-4083 www.countrychevrolet.com | (540) 905-4083 11 EAST LEE HIGHWAY, WARRENTON, VA 20186 11 EAST LEE HIGHWAY, WARRENTON, VA 20186 www.countrychevrolet.com | (540) 905-4083 www.countrychevrolet.com | (540) 905-4083

At At Country Country Chevrolet, Chevrolet, strong enduring relationships At At Country Country Chevrolet, strong enduringChevrolet, relationships create more than business. strong relationships strong enduring relationships create more enduring than a a successful successful business. more a business. They create successful create morea than a successful successfulcommunity! business. Theycreate create athan successful community! They create a community! We proud to your and They create a successful successful community! We are are proud to employ employ your friends, friends, family, family, and neighbors. neighbors. We We are are proud proud to to employ employ your your friends, friends, family, family, and and neighbors. neighbors.

SERVICE SERVICE SPECIAL SPECIAL SERVICE SERVICE SPECIAL SPECIAL

10% OFF 10%Service OFF Any Any Service Any Service Any Service

Cannot be combined with any other offers. Offer valid through May 31,other 2018. offers. Cannot be combined with any #LIFESTYLES Offerbevalid through August 31, offers. 2018. Cannot combined with anyother other offers. Cannot be combined with any valid throughAugust May 31, 2018. OfferOffer valid through 31, 2018. #LIFESTYLES

TRADE-IN TRADE-IN ASSISTANCE ASSISTANCE TRADE-IN 00 TRADE-IN ASSISTANCE ASSISTANCE 00

$500 $500

00 00

.. .. Additional Trade Allowance. Additional Trade Allowance. Bring in this coupon for an additional $500

towards your trade-in vehicle. Bring in this coupon for anAllowance. additional $500 Additional Trade Additional Trade Allowance. Offer valid through May 31, 2018. towards your trade-in vehicle. Bring in this coupon for anadditional additional $500 Bring in this coupon for an $500 #LIFESTYLES Offer valid through August 31, 2018. towards your vehicle. towards your trade-in trade-in vehicle. valid throughAugust May 31, 2018. OfferOffer valid through 31, 2018.

Big City Selection. Small Town Hospitality. Big CityNo Selection. Small Town Hospitality. Hassle Sales Experience. No Hassle Sales Experience. Big City Selection. Small Town Hospitality. Big City Selection. Small Town Hospitality. No Hassle Sales Experience. No Hassle Sales Experience.

#LIFESTYLES

™ FIND FIND NEW NEW ROADS ROADS ™ ™ FIND FIND NEW NEW ROADS ROADS ™


20I8

Lifestyle

Best

AZINE LE MAG LIFESTY AZINE MARKET LE MAG the HAY LIFESTY ESVILLE the GAIN

H

ET/GAI AY M A R K

of NESVILL

E

THE RESULTS ARE IN!

THE

BEST OF

HAYMARKET & GAINESVILLE

2018

W

hat would a community be without all the wonderful businesses that reside in it? This year, we saw a 100% increase in voting in the Best of Haymarket/ Gainesville competition. That’s right, the amount of votes doubled! Many thanks to each and every business that calls the Haymarket/Gainesville community home, and to all those who took the time to vote. And now, without further ado, the businesses you voted “best.”

{ AUGUST 2018 |

HAYMARKET LIFESTYLE

}

7


BEST BARBEQUE BEST ASIAN FOOD

Thai Peppers Whether you crave sweet, spicy, or savory, you can’t go wrong with Thai Peppers. They serve authentic dishes prepared with the freshest ingredients, and each order can be tailored to your specific needs. With this commitment to customer satisfaction, it’s no wonder they were voted number one. Get your Thai on at 5541 Merchants View Square, Haymarket. ThaiPeppersVA.com

Mission BBQ Your mission was to vote for the best barbecue, and you did it, naming Mission BBQ our 2018 winner. Mission BBQ serves great barbecue made the American way, and a portion of the proceeds from each meal sold goes back into the community. Now that’s delicious! With mouthwatering selections and a rustic style, give the restaurant a try for lunch or dinner at 13944 Promenade Commons Street, Gainesville. For a peek at the menu, visit Mission-BBQ.com, and for daily specials and events, check them out on Facebook at @MissionBBQTheAmericanWay.

BEST ALL AROUND RESTAURANT BEST BUSINESS LUNCH BEST SATURDAY NIGHT DATE SPOT

Firebirds Wood Fired Grill

BEST BAKERY/DESSERTS

Crumbles Bake Shop & Custom Cakes Sweet news, cake lovers. Crumbles Bake Shop & Custom Cakes is this year’s choice in the bakery/desserts category. Renowned for its high-quality wedding cakes and custom designs, Crumbles Bake Shop & Custom Cakes is a delicious choice indeed. Located in the Linton Hall area of Gainesville, you can check them out online at CrumblesCakeCo.com and on Facebook at @CrumblesCakeCo.

8

{ AUGUST 2018 |

BEST BREWERY

The Farm Brewery at Broad Run With great beer, made by great people, on a gorgeous 52-acre farm, it’s no surprise The Farm Brewery at Broad Run won best brewery of 2018. Not only are they family-friendly, but they host festivals and events, including live music. Located at 16015 John Marshall Highway, you can learn more about this popular, locally owned craft brewery at TheFarmBreweryAtBroadRun. com, and on Facebook at @ TheFarmBrewery.

You folks sure love Firebirds. For the fourth year in row, you voted it best Saturday night date spot, and this year you also named it best all-around restaurant and best business lunch spot. The menu offers a great range of options, so whether you need a salad for a casual lunch or a meatloaf for a filling dinner, Firebirds has it all. Located at 4020 Promenade Commons, right near the movie theater, stop in before or after your flick for dinner, appetizers, or a beverage. Find them on Facebook at @FirebirdsGainesville.

BEST CASUAL AND FAMILY RESTAURANT BEST MEXICAN AND LATIN FOOD

BEST WAIT STAFF AND SERVER

El Vaquero West

Chick-fil-A You pull up hungry, discover a long line, and sigh. Then you notice them: the lovely young people taking orders right there in the drive-thru lane. One approaches you, smiling, takes your order, and gets it right. In no time you’re on your way. No wonder you voted Chick-fil-A best wait staff and server. Whether you use the drive-thru or go inside to eat, fast food has never been friendlier. In Gainesville at 5015 Wellington Road and in Haymarket at 15180 Washington Street.

HAYMARKET LIFESTYLE

}

Once again, you’ve voted El Vaquero West best in two categories: best casual and family restaurant, and best Mexican and Latin food. The family-friendly atmosphere and authentic Mexican cuisine make El Vaquero West perfect for any occasion. Sure, it may be hard not to eat a meal’s worth of chips and queso before your order arrives, but luckily the amazing dishes will have you diving right in whether you’re full of chips or not. Stop in and see for yourself at 14910 Washington St, Haymarket and visit the website at ElVaqueroWestRestaurant.com


The HGBA Wishes to congratulate its members and all local businesses receiving recognition for Best of Haymarket 2018

Best

20I8

Lifestyle

the W A R R E N T O N L I F E S T Y L E

M AG A Z I N E

of

FA U Q U I E R

Winners of Best of Haymarket Town of Haymarket, Haymarket Day The Fringe Benefits Band Deborah Trnka, Edward Jones The Law Office of Clay and Lofaso, PLLC Transform Power Yoga The Farm Brewery at Broad Run Fichtner Services inc. The Bigoski Agency Cornerstone Landscaping Awesome Smiles Dental Center Zenquility Novant Heatlh Care UVA Health System Comfort Cases Rainbow Therapeutic Riding Center WWW.HGBA.BIZ | PO BOX 740 | HAYMARKET, VA 20168


PHOTOS BY KARA THORPE

BEST ICE CREAM

Cookies & Cream For a business that’s been open just two years, it’s safe to say that Cookies & Cream is doing pretty well for itself. Between its premium hard-serve ice cream, soft cookies, and specialty sodas, it offers sweet treats for every kind of sweet tooth. “I think that we kind of found a niche where we serve hard-serve ice cream. I think it’s kind of classic and traditional, and not a lot of places are doing a hard-serve ice cream anymore. So, it’s kind of something unique in our area. And our homemade cookies, I mean who doesn’t like a frosted cookie? And then we also serve our signature drinks, which are new to our area, and they’re a different

10

{ AUGUST 2018 |

option,” said owner Robyn Candland. Robyn and her husband Pete Candland actually got the idea for the business by visiting college towns in Utah. “We saw these little stands in college towns, these small footprints in parking lots, where they just served cookies and drinks. And cars were lined up around the block to get into these places, and they were just little drive-

HAYMARKET LIFESTYLE

}

thrus! And I thought, wow, that’s such a fun idea, you just grab a little snack and off you go, and so that’s kind of how we started the idea,” said Robyn. Cookies & Cream is a popular spot for families and teenagers alike, bringing everyone together to revel in the creamy deliciousness it serves daily. “I tell people all the time that if I didn’t work there so much, this is a place I’d take my family to and hang out,” laughed Robyn. From the second you walk inside the little blue house, you know you’ve made a good decision about where to get your sugar fix. And, after you order, a server delivers your treat straight to your table, either inside or outside on the beautiful patio where picnic tables await and strands of bright lights glisten. Oh and let’s not forget that Cookies & Cream offers the perfect spot for an ice cream selfie. Strike a pose with the bear statue out front, and snap away. According to Robyn, the bear started its life as a beautiful tree that had to be taken down because it had been struck by lightning multiple times. “We just had this giant tree stump, in the front, and we wondered, ‘How can we incorporate this?’ The guy who carved him helped us come up with the idea, and our employees helped name him. His name is Clawford H. Bearover, and Bearover is in honor of the Harover family who owned the house before it was sold to the town of Haymarket.” In terms of community involvement, Cookies & Cream is all about spirit nights. Explains Robyn, “We’ve had church groups, non-profit groups, schools, and swim teams. It’s a lot of fun. The groups publicize the evening and get involved by providing volunteers who deliver orders. Plus they get 20 percent of all the sales we do during the event. Spirit nights are a great way to support the community and they’re also great advertising. Groups bring their people to us and they get to see what we offer. It’s a win-win.” Discover for yourself why Cookies & Cream was voted best ice cream shop for 2018. Pay them a visit at 14600 Washington Street in Haymarket. For more information, visit CookiesAndCreamShop.com, and keep up with specials and events on Facebook at @CookiesAndCreamShop.


We Help You Achieve The Life You Want without Medications, Injections or Surgery.

Physical Therapy

Sports Medicine

Best

20I8

Lifestyle

the HAYMARKET LIFESTYLE MAGAZINE the GAINESVILLE LIFESTYLE MAGAZINE

Pre / Post Op Rehab

of

H AY M A R K E T / G A I N E S V I L L E

THANK YOU FOR VOTING!

Physical Therapy • Dry Needling • Personal Training Deep Tissue Laser Therapy • Wellness • Cupping Pain Management

CALL TODAY! 703.753.0261 www.haymarketpt.com

Haymarket/Gainesville Office 14535 John Marshall Hwy. #203 Gainesville, VA 20155

Work Comp / Auto / Personal Injury

HOURS M-F 7-7, Sat 8-1

Bristow Office 10402 Bristow Center Dr. Bristow, VA 20136 HOURS M W 10:30-7, T F 7:00-330. Th 8:30-5

Bealton Office (Opening September 2018) 11084 Marsh Rd Suite F Bealton, VA 22712


BEST CATERING BEST GROCERY STORE AND PRODUCE

Wegmans Not only did Wegmans once again capture the best grocery store distinction, this year you also named it best caterer. With its top-notch foods, fresh produce, and incredible selection of wine and beer, the store is a consistent reader favorite. Whether you’re in the mood for sushi, mediterranean food, or a sandwich, Wegmans has so many choices it may be hard to limit yourself. Shop to your heart’s content at 8297 Stonewall Shops Square, Gainesville, and discover events and specials on Facebook at @ WegmansLakeManassas.

BEST OUTDOOR SEATING BEST COFFEE

Trummer’s Coffee & Wine Bar With its delectable specialty drinks and its comfortably sophisticated environment, it’s no surprise Trummer’s once again took top honors in this category. Not only do they have drinks that are as beautiful as they are delicious, but even looking at their menu is enough to make the mouth water. Located at 14013 Promenade Commons Street in Gainesville, you can hit the stores, then stop in for one of their cold brews, cappuccinos, or chai lattes any time of day. For more information, visit TrummersCoffeeWineBar.com and find them on Facebook at @ TrummersCoffeeandWineBar.

12

{ AUGUST 2018 |

Uncle Julio’s Once again, you’ve made it known that, if you’re going to dine al fresco, you’re going to do so at Uncle Julio’s. Located at 13920 Promenade Commons Street in Gainesville, head to this year (and last year’s) winner when you’re ready to get off your feet and relax in the fresh air. Enjoy one of their famous margaritas or fajitas as you people-watch for what is sure to be an enjoyable experience. To see the complete menu, visit UncleJulios.com For specials and event information, follow them on Facebook at @UncleJuliosGainesville.

BEST PIZZA

Tony’s NY Pizza Clearly you love New York style pizza! That’s why, once again, you voted Tony’s NY Pizza the best in the category. Dine in or take-out, with Tony’s NY Pizza you can enjoy your pie with an amazing array of toppings, a delicious appetizer, and even a gluten free meal. Satisfy your appetite at 10314 Bristow Center Drive and follow them on Facebook at @TonysNewYorkPizzaBristow.

HAYMARKET LIFESTYLE

}

BEST GIRLS NIGHT OUT SPOT BEST PLACE FOR A COCKTAIL

Bar Louie I think the votes are telling us something, and they’re right; girls night out isn’t complete without a good cocktail. Bar Louie’s cool, contemporary decor and comfortable outside seating provide the perfect atmosphere for an afternoon or evening with your friends. Add to that Bar Louie’s extensive menu and myriad drink options, and you can see why this spot – located at 14081 Promenade Commons Street in Gainesville – is hot. Find dinner and drink specials on Facebook at @ BarLouieGainesville.


$25 OFF

Any Computer Diagnostic Charge With this coupon. Not valid with other offers or prior purchases. Offer expires 8-31-18.

FREE

State Safety Inspection

Thank You for voting! Best

20I8

Lifestyle

the HAYMARKET LIFESTYLE MAGAZINE the GAINESVILLE LIFESTYLE MAGAZINE

With this coupon. Not valid with other offers or prior purchases. Offer expires 8-31-18.

$25 OFF Any Synthetic Oil Change

With this coupon. Not valid with other offers or prior purchases. Offer expires 8-31-18.

FREE

of

Tire Rotation

H AY M A R K E T / G A I N E S V I L L E

With this coupon. Not valid with other offers or prior purchases. Offer expires 8-31-18.

GAINESVILLE 7400 Hillwood Drive | 703.753.6469 Hours: M-F 7am-8pm Sat 8am-5pm

FREE

HAYMARKET 15151 Washington Street | 571.445.3380 Hours: M-F 7am-8pm Sat 8am-5pm

Towing

With any repair of $250 or more. Within a 10 mile radius. With this coupon. Not valid with other offers or prior purchases. Offer expires 8-31-18.

PIEDMONTTIREANDAUTO.COM 2014

2013

2012

HAYMARKET HAYMARKET HAYMARKET

$25 OFF

2016

Any Brake Service

With this coupon. Not valid with other offers or prior purchases. Offer expires 8-31-18.


BY KARA THORPE

BEST BREAKFAST PLACE

Hidden Julles Haymarket Maybe you’ve heard of Hidden Julles, or maybe you’ve just seen its beloved Rambler (aka, its food truck) at an event. Either way, if you’ve yet to check it out, you’re missing out. There’s a good reason Hidden Julles was named best breakfast place this year and it’s this: Hidden Julles is completely committed to freshness. Every item on its menu is made fresh using natural and organic ingredients. When asked about about why he thought it was important to offer such fresh and organic options, owner Aaron Lynch said, “Whenever I thought about opening a restaurant, I thought, ‘I want my kids to be able to eat this.’ Honestly, a lot of people around here eat only fresh and organic foods, and it’s hard to find places comparable to how people eat at home, so I set out to do that.” In addition to its tasty smoothies, juices, lunches, and of course breakfasts, Hidden

14

{ AUGUST 2018 |

Julles’ menu includes vegan and paleo selections, and the staff is happy to adjust any item in order to make it paleo or gluten-free. Conveniently located in the heart of Haymarket, Hidden Julles is renowned as much for it’s delicious fresh foods as it is for having the area’s first and only food truck - the aforementioned Rambler - which is used to deliver the cafe’s popular dishes to weddings, special events, and business lunches. With all the love the community has for Hidden Julles, it’s no surprise people want to introduce others to the cafe. And one of the best ways to do that, if you can’t come in of course, is simply to reserve the Rambler! One of Hidden Julles’ major goals is to be as local possible. Not only do they source their food locally from places such as Whiffletree Farm, but they also stay local for other services. “I use local vendors, not only

HAYMARKET LIFESTYLE

}

for our products but for insurance, accounting, things like that,” explained Lynch. Recently the cafe added weekend hours during which it serves dinner. Said Lynch, “We wanted to test the dinner menu and decided to do so on weekends. To be open for 14- or 15-hours a day is a lot on the staff. But ultimately our goal is to be open seven days a week.” So if you’re looking for a place where you can get anything from juice to a sandwich to some stuffed french toast, and you live in the Haymarket/ Gainesville area, give Hidden Julles a try. Located at 14950 Washington Street in Haymarket, stop in and taste for yourself the reason it’s this year’s best breakfast spot, and check the Facebook page at @HiddenJullesHaymarket for daily deliciousness updates.



BEST SEAFOOD

BEST ANNUAL EVENT

BEST COACH OR TRAINER

Blue Ridge Seafood Two years in a row you’ve voted Blue Ridge Seafood the best spot for savory fare from the sea! Indoor and outdoor seating options are available at this casual, family-friendly restaurant located at 15704 Lee Highway in Gainesville. Keep up with daily specials by following them on Facebook at @ BlueRidgeSeafood, and check out the entire menu of seafood (and landlubber) options at BlueRidgeSeafood.com

Haymarket Day

Thomas Mayhugh, Orangetheory Fitness

No surprise here: Haymarket Day is the annual event you look forward to most. It begins with a wonderful parade that showcases many local companies and organizations, and continues with activities, shopping, music, food, and fun for the whole family. Mark your calendar now – this year’s Haymarket Day is Saturday, September 15th! For additional information, visit TownOfHaymarket.org/ index.php/events/haymarket-day.

Congratulations to Thomas Mayhugh, voted best trainer of the year. Clearly you love his talent for making you sweat and whipping you into shape. Want to find him before bathing suit season comes to a close? Stop in at Orangetheory Fitness (voted best fitness center this year) at 14062 Promenade Commons Court in Gainesville to sign up for a session you’re sure to feel the next day.

BEST ART GALLERY CHRISTINE MARIE PHOTOGRAPHY

Stuff! Consignments Readers made it clear that they love their stuff... Stuff! Consignments, that is, and voted it best in this category for 2018. With a vast assortment of furnishings and collectibles, not to mention jewelry, housewares, handbags, and women’s clothing, it’s no surprise Stuff! Consignments is the place readers turn for paintings, murals, and all manner of wall décor for their home. Located in Gainesville at 7482 Limestone Drive, you can find them on Facebook at @StuffConsignments and online at StuffConsignmentShop.com

BEST CHILDREN’S ENTERTAINMENT BEST CAMP & SUMMER PROGRAM BEST WINE SHOP

BEST DANCE STUDIO

Total Wine Total Wine is totally your favorite. The winner for best wine shop this year and last, the store’s 8,000 different wines, hard-to-find microbrews, gift items, and more have made it easy and fun to stock up for any occasion. When you need a variety of vino, stop in at 5105 Wellington Road in Gainesville, and see the store’s specials on Facebook at @ TotalWineGainesville.

16

{ AUGUST 2018 |

Lyrique Dance Ballots were cast, and voters decided that Lyrique Dance is the 2018 winner in this category. Founded just last year by April Jubek, a professional dancer formerly with Walt Disney Resorts and Universal Studios, the studio offers classes in Ballet, Lyrical, Jazz, Tap, Acro, and Hip Hop. If you’ve got a budding performer in your house, check out Lyrique Dance located at 7956 Crescent Park Drive in Gainesville. They’re also online at LyriqueDance.com and on Facebook at @LyriqueDance.

HAYMARKET LIFESTYLE

}

Kwon’s Champion School Kwon’s Champion School gets the nod in the children’s entertainment and camp and summer program categories for 2018. The school teaches a combination of martial arts which incorporates the best techniques from Tae Kwon Do, Karate, Kung Fu, Judo, Hap Ki Do, Kickboxing, Jiu Jitsu, and weapons training. It offers classes for adults, too, as well as an afterschool program for kids and a summer camp packed with fun field trips, games and crafts, and of course martial arts. Stop in to see them at 7605 Linton Hall Road in Gainesville, or visit their website at KwonsChampionSchool.com


TONY'S NEW YORK PIZZA Serving Authentic Italian Food

Since 1989 Thanks for voting us BEST PIZZA! PIZZAS

DINNERS

SPECIALTIES

2018

7

SALADS & SIDE ORDERS

DESSERTS

Best Pizza, Best Meal In a Hurry, Best Italian Restaurant!

Best

20I8

Lifestyle

the HAYMARKET LIFESTYLE MAGAZINE the GAINESVILLE LIFESTYLE MAGAZINE

of

H AY M A R K E T / G A I N E S V I L L E

Three Northern Virginia Locations to Serve You Haymarket Bristow Manassas 571.248.6290 703.367.0022 703.330.8109 Dominion Valley Market Square Bristow Center Manassas Shopping Center 5361 Merchants View Square 10314 Bristow Center Dr. 9108 Mathis Avenue Haymarket Virginia 20169 Bristow Virginia 20136 Manassas Virginia 20110

www.tonysnewyorkpizza.com

Thank-you for electing us

BEST YOGA STUDIO in the Gainesville Haymarket area.

Best

20I8

Lifestyle

the HAYMARKET LIFESTYLE MAGAZINE the GAINESVILLE LIFESTYLE MAGAZINE

of

H AY M A R K E T / G A I N E S V I L L E

Please check us out

TransformPYoga.com 15111 Washington St. Suite 109, Haymarket VA 20169 • 703.753.2977 • practice@transformpyoga.com { AUGUST 2018 |

HAYMARKET LIFESTYLE

}

17


BEST PHARMACY

GainesvilleRx Pharmacy

18

{ AUGUST 2018 |

deprived of something should you be taking them.” If you’re wondering if taking supplements of any kind might benefit your health, the pharmacy offers free, expert consultations. Although GainesvilleRx offers many western medicine options, it also offers a nice selection of holistic and integrative medicines, making it an incredibly well-rounded and convenient source for a variety of health care needs. Alka Deshpande, RH, serves as GainesvilleRx’s holistic consultant, and is happy to make recommendations and consult with customers on any wellness, herbal, or nutritional product. GainesvilleRx Pharmacy is also very involved in its local community. Kahlon said he likes to support his Heritage Village associates, local schools such as Battlefield, and churches and temples, because “it’s my responsibility to give back to the community.” With its myriad health care options and products, expert staff, and welcoming atmosphere, it’s no wonder GainesvilleRx was voted best pharmacy this year. Located at 7963 Heritage Village Plaza in Gainesville, stop in the next time you need a prescription filled or to browse its excellent selection of wellness and herbal supplements.

HAYMARKET LIFESTYLE

}

For more information on GainesvilleRx Pharmacy, visit the website at GainesvilleRX.com, and follow along on Facebook at @ GainesvilleRx for specials, new product announcements, seasonal health care tips, and more.

PHOTOS BY KARA THORPE

Readers let us know that GainesvilleRx Pharmacy is their preferred prescription for all their pharmaceutical needs by voting it best pharmacy of 2018. The family-owned pharmacy offers first-rate services in a traditional retail pharmacy setting, and sells everything from over-the-counter and prescription medicines, to medical supplies and nutritional supplements. In addition, and maybe most importantly, GainesvilleRx is what’s known as a compounding pharmacy. For those unfamiliar with the practice, compounding medicine is personalization of prescriptions in which individual ingredients are mixed to the exact strength and form of dosage that is best for the patient. Owner and Pharmacist Pal Kahlon said on compounding, “Some medication is not available on the market as a commercial product, so we have to make it, and when we do, the medication is precise to the patient’s needs.” GainesvilleRx has a clear commitment to customer satisfaction, even delivering prescriptions to homes for free, which can be convenient for parents with small children or those who are ill or who have just had surgery and cannot drive. Its staff is also always available to answer questions, make recommendations, or help find what a customer is looking for. As for general recommendations, Kahlon said, “Everybody should use probiotics once a day. I do it. Females and males, as they advance, have less calcium in their bodies, so you should take calcium supplements, or Vitamin D. In general, you don’t need supplements, only when you’re


NOW ENROLLING for our Before/After School Program! Limited Spaces!

Best

20I8

Lifestyle

the HAYMARKET LIFESTYLE MAGAZINE the GAINESVILLE LIFESTYLE MAGAZINE

of

H AY M A R K E T / G A I N E S V I L L E

THANK YOU FOR VOTING US

BEST CAMP & SUMMER PROGRAM in the Haymarket & Gainesville Area!

Before/After School Program • Transportation provided to & from school. • No Need for evening class enrollment, training included. (We teach the best techniques from Tae Kwon Do, Karate, Judo, Kickboxing, Jiu Jitsu, Hapkido, & Kung Fu) • Our experienced staff assures the students finish their homework during study time. Majority of our students receive Honor Roll and straight “A’s.” • Kids learn combination martial arts, discipline, focus, confidence, respect, & leadership.

Fun, Safe, Educational, and Reliable! 703.753.8231 • KwonsGainesville@gmail.com • KwonsChampionSchool.com

We Create Beautiful Smiles!

Get Social With US!

{ AUGUST 2018 |

HAYMARKET LIFESTYLE

}

19


BEST FITNESS CENTER

BEST LOCAL ARTIST

Orangetheory Fitness

Kerry Molina, Yellow Brick Road Studio

Readers declared Orangetheory Fitness the best fitness center this year. Why? Probably because of its one-of-a-kind, group personal training approach that leaves members energized, toned, and – ready for this? – burning calories for up to 36 hours after they workout. Work one hour. Burn for 36. That’s the Orange effect. Check them out at 14062 Promenade Commons Court in Gainesville and at OrangeTheoryFitness.com

Readers love this exceptionally talented Gainesville artist and voted her best in the category this year. Kerry Molina specializes in mixed-media pieces that combine colors, words, and nostalgia. She also runs the popular Yellow Brick Road Studio which offers workshops for kids and adults. Check out her work, summer programs, and girls’ night out events at KerryMolina.com

BEST PARK AND RECREATIONAL FACILITY

James S. Long Regional Park With facilities that include baseball and soccer fields, trails, basketball and tennis courts, a playground, picnic pavilions, tee-ball fields, a mini-library, an equestrian ring and grass equestrian area, it’s no wonder you voted James S. Long Regional Park best park and recreational facility of 2018. If you’ve never been there, pay it at a visit at 4603 James Madison Highway in Haymarket, or log on to PWCParks. org for additional information.

BEST LOCAL PHOTOGRAPHER

Tara Sutherland Photography The super talented Tara Sutherland is this year’s winner for best local photographer. Based in Haymarket, but known for her exceptional family and children’s photography around the county, you can see her work and contact her on Facebook at @TaraSutherlandPhotography and at TaraSutherlandPhotography.com Be sure to check her out if you need to update that ten-year-old family picture, capture a rare moment when your kids aren’t fighting, or have any other photos taken.

Congratulations to Transform Power Yoga, voted best yoga studio of 2018. Located in the heart of Haymarket at 15111 Washington Street in Suite 109, the studio’s heated vinyasa yoga classes have been helping people release stress, lose weight, and improve flexibility and stamina since 2013. To find your inner peace and free your outer sweat, give the studio a try and stay up to date on classes and specials through Facebook at @TPY20169.

20

{ AUGUST 2018 |

Best Buy When it comes to cell phones, computers, home theater systems, and everything else electronic, you love Best Buy best and voted the store number one in the category for 2018. Check it out for back-to-school needs, cool gifts, and whatever latest device your kid’s clamoring for at 13093 Gateway Center Drive in Gainesville.

BEST GIFT SHOP/ SPECIALTY STORE

Dangela Décor You love Dangela Décor’s oneof-a-kind personalized gifts and custom creations, and this year you named the shop best in its category. With a passion for making special orders for birthday parties, bridal showers, anniversaries and more, Dangela Décor is worth checking out. For all their newest items and special offers, follow them on Facebook at @DangelaDecor and visit their Etsy Shop at Etsy.com/Shop/ DangelaDecor.

BEST JEWELRY

BEST YOGA STUDIO

Transform Power Yoga

BEST ELECTRONICS/ WIRELESS STORE

BEST LOCAL ENTERTAINMENT/BAND

Fringe Benefits Band Comprised of Julianna Mokarzel Smith, John Fichtner, Bruce Moore, Teejay Medina, and Eric Harmon, this popular Gainesville cover band is your choice for best in the category this year. They play Motown, Classic Rock, hits from the 80s, 90s, and today, and are known for their interactive, high-energy style. Available for parties and found frequently at local live music hot spots, check them out on Facebook at @FringBenefitsBand and TheFringBenefitsBand.com

HAYMARKET LIFESTYLE

}

Charming Charlie Who loves Charming Charlie? You do, as evidenced by the fact that you’ve once again voted it best jewelry store. It’s not hard to see why. The prices are great, the selection is on-trend and seemingly endless, and the store itself is so bright and cheery you can’t help but have a good time shopping for a gift or a little something for yourself. Or both. Really. That’s how reasonable the prices are. Stop in and let Charlie charm you. 13962 Promenade Commons Street, Gainesville.


IT’S TIME FOR BUSINESS. SMALL BUSINESS LENDING Business Loans Free Business Checking* Remote Deposit Capture Cash Management Credit Cards

Joining our friends Joinwith our friends andand neighbors neighborsto toCELEBRATE CELEBRATE! THANK YOU!

THANK YOU!

Best

20I8

Lifestyle

the HAYMARKET LIFESTYLE MAGAZINE the GAINESVILLE LIFESTYLE MAGAZINE

of

H AY M A R K E T / G A I N E S V I L L E

Deborah L Trnka Financial Advisor

5300 Merchants View Sq Ste 100 Haymarket, VA 20169 571-248-8267

www.edwardjones.com Member SIPC

BankWithUnited.com | *$100 to open. Member FDIC

Three Ways Beautiful SALON & SPA

THANK YOU TO OUR WONDERFUL CLIENTS WHO MADE US #1 SALON FOR THE THIRD YEAR IN A ROW! Lifestyle

Best

20I8

CEA-9901A-A

.

Jimmy Conroy | Branch Manager 703.393.8200

the HAYMARKET LIFESTYLE MAGAZINE the GAINESVILLE LIFESTYLE MAGAZINE

of

H AY M A R K E T / G A I N E S V I L L E

20% OFF

SALON & SPA SPECIALS FOR STUDENTS - TEACHERS - STAFF*

*Through August 31st. Cannot be combined with $10 off new client or any other discounts.

GIFT CERTIFICATES AVAILABLE ON OUR WEBSITE OR THE SALON!

7917 Heritage Village Plaza, Gainesville | 571.284.5986 www.threewaysbeautifulsalon.com { AUGUST 2018 |

HAYMARKET LIFESTYLE

}

21


BEST LAWN CARE AND GROUNDS MAINTENANCE COMPANY

Cornerstone Landscaping

22

{ AUGUST 2018 |

HAYMARKET LIFESTYLE

}

Established in 1997, Cornerstone Landscaping set its intentions on creating professional quality landscape designs. Over 20 years later, it’s doing just that, according to your votes. Cornerstone offers landscaping services to meet each individual need and budget, from butterfly gardens to waterfalls, patios to ponds. Cornerstone Landscaping refers to itself as a, “designbuild-maintain company” and this is the perfect way to describe what it does. It offers endless possibilities, because each design is made specifically for each client based on lifestyle, budget, and personal taste. Whether it be phased installations or full installations, Cornerstone is there to do as little or as much as you want. Owner Terri Aufmuth is well-loved by all her clients, and is known for not only her warm and accommodating personality, but also for the amazing designs she creates for every client that walks through her door. She personally manages every project, along with an experienced and qualified crew, so you know your landscape is in good hands. She says the most important quality in any worker is a commitment to learning new techniques and improvements in the industry, which makes sense, as especially in the design world trends are always changing. So how does the process work? Well, according to Terri, “I begin each design after a careful question and answer session with the client about their likes, dislikes, color and texture preferences, maintenance expectations, site conditions and their ultimate expectations.” After she figures out what the client is looking for, she adds, “I take

all the information gathered at the initial appointment and carefully put together a plan that meets the client’s needs, expectations, and budget, and create a phased approach of the work to be installed as it makes the most sense for the project.” Projects can take anywhere from 5 to twelve days, depending upon the elements involved. However, Terri’s favorite ones to do are the simple patios with seat walls and fire pits, “because we know within a 5-7 day time frame a family will be making memories with a space we created.” Cornerstone Landscaping is also a proud member of several professional associations, such as the Virginia Nursery and Landscape Association and the local Chamber of Commerce. On her community involvement, Aufmuth says, “We are members of the Haymarket Gainesville Business Association, whose tagline is ‘where business meets community’ and we firmly believe this. We support local swim teams, such as the Braemar Blasters. We are members of 100 Women Who Care in Gainesville, and the IMPACT Club of Northern Virginia. We support PACE WEST, and our founder is a member of the Gainesville Haymarket Rotary Club, Keep Prince William Beautiful, and The Novant/UVA Foundation Hospital Board. Cornerstone Landscaping supports these and other non-profits in all its activities.” Cornerstone Landscaping can be contacted at (703) 754-2843, and you can find them online at www. cornerstonelandscape.com or on Facebook at www.facebook. com/Cornerstone-LandscapingInc-232537656812707/.


e Bigoski Insurance Agency Thanks For Making Us A 7-Time Best Best

20I8

Lifestyle

the HAYMARKET LIFESTYLE MAGAZINE

the GAINESVILLE LIFESTYLE MAGAZINE

of

H AY M A R K E T / G A I N E S V I L L E

of Haymarket/Gainesville Winner!

Dominion Valley Residents Love Bigoski Insurance Agency Discover the Power of Rehabilitation

Best

20I8

Lifestyle

the HAYMARKET LIFESTYLE MAGAZINE the GAINESVILLE LIFESTYLE MAGAZINE

of

H AY M A R K E T / G A I N E S V I L L E

Call or text Tom 571.969.3743 or email tom@bigoski.com Voted Best of Haymarket 5 Times in the last 6 years!

THANK YOU FOR VOTING!

At Gainesville Health & Rehab Center, our experienced, caring therapists and healthcare professionals realize their knowledge, creativity, and technology have one purpose— to get our patients back to their lives as quickly and completely as possible. Gainesville Health & Rehab Center. We’re changing lives.

7915 Lake Manassas Dr, #303 • Gainesville, VA 20155

571.248.6100

Voted Best of Haymarket 5 Times in the last 6 years! gainesville-rehab.com

Office: 571.222.7819 Fax: 571.485.2490 Get quotes online at Bigoski.com

7501 Heritage Village Plz Gainesville, Virginia 20155

NOW ENROLLING NOW ENROLLING

Best

20I8

Lifestyle

the HAYMARKET LIFESTYLE MAGAZINE the GAINESVILLE LIFESTYLE MAGAZINE

of

H AY M A R K E T / G A I N E S V I L L E

Thank You

for voting us BEST Plumber—Gainesville & Haymarket 2018!

Experience the Best Childhood Preparation for Social and Academic Success.

OPEN HOUSE

TOUR OUR SCHOOL • MEET OUR TEACHERS • FUN ACTIVITIES

SATURDAY, AUGUST 11TH • 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM

NOW ENROLLING! GAINESVILLE • 571-222-5576

GoddardSchool.com INFANT THROUGH PRE-K The Goddard Schools are operated by independent franchisees under a license agreement with Goddard Systems, Inc. Programs and ages may vary. © Goddard Systems, Inc. 2018.

{ AUGUST 2018 |

HAYMARKET LIFESTYLE

}

23


BEST ACCOUNTING FIRM BEST WOMEN’S CLOTHES

Ann Taylor Loft Maybe it’s the store’s versatile, undeniably feminine fashions. Maybe it’s the unexpected details in each piece and the great fit. Maybe it’s the fact that the collections are affordable, and you can stock up without breaking the bank. Whatever it is, you love Ann Taylor Loft so much you voted it best in the women’s clothing category this year. To see why it’s the winner, pay the Gainesville location at visit at 13999 Promenade Commons Street.

BEST AUTO, BOAT AND FARM EQUIPMENT BEST AUTO PARTS BEST AUTO REPAIR

Piedmont Tire & Auto – Haymarket For several years, this professional tire and auto service firm has claimed victory as the best place for auto repairs and tire needs. Now, they’ve swept the auto parts category too! For a complete list of the many services they offer, visit the website at PiedmontTireAndAuto.com, and stop in to make an appointment at 15151 Washington Street in Haymarket.

BEST MOTORSPORTS EQUIPMENT & ACCESSORIES

Interstate All Battery Center Not only does Interstate All Battery Center offer batteries for sale, they also offer great services such as free battery tests, battery installations, battery recycling, and battery pack rebuilds. For all things battery, check them out at InterStateBatteries. com and discover why, this year, the Center was voted most power-full place to get motorsports equipment and accessories.

24

{ AUGUST 2018 |

Bull Run Accounting You voted Bull Run Accounting best accounting firm last year and again this year. Located at 15003 Washington Street in Haymarket, Bull Run Accounting offers a variety of services, including assistance with personal and business accounting, and complete tax preparation. If you need accounting help, take the voters’ word for it and check out Bull Run Accounting.

BANK AND FINANCIAL INSTITUTION

Navy Federal Credit Union Ballots were cast, and voters decided that Navy Federal Credit Union, located at 7925 Stonewall Shops Square in Gainesville, is the 2018 winner in this category. Savings, investments, loans, and mortgages are offered to meet the needs of service members, veterans, and their immediate family members, as well as DoD employees and contractors. NavyFederal.org

BEST FINANCIAL AND INVESTMENT ADVISOR

Edward Jones, Deborah Trnka Voters have made their decision; Deborah Trnka of Edward Jones is the winner in the best financial and investment advisor category for 2018. If you need assistance with retirement planning, saving for college, or investing, Deborah has the professional expertise to advise you. Her office is located at 5300 Merchants View Square, Suite 100, in Haymarket.

BEST LAW FIRM

Law Office of Clay and Lofaso, PLLC Once again, readers have declared the Law Office of Clay and Lofaso, PLLC as the best in the category. Located at 7430 Heritage Village Plaza, Suite 202 in Gainesville, Clay and Lofaso, PLLC offers a variety of legal services including business law, civil litigation, and criminal defense. For more information, visit Clay-Lofaso.com

HAYMARKET LIFESTYLE

}

BEST CHILDREN’S DAYCARE CENTER AND PRESCHOOL

Haymarket Baptist Preschool Looking for a school for your child? Check out Haymarket Baptist Preschool, once again voted best in the Daycare Center and Preschool category. The accredited school, located at 14800 Washington Street in Haymarket, focuses on the Abeka curriculum and offers small classrooms, personalized teaching methods, and Christian-based instruction. Learn more at HBCPK.com

BEST EMERGENCY FIRE AND RESCUE OFFICER

Tyler Cirillo, Captain, Prince William Fire and Rescue Needing to be rescued is never an ideal situation, but you can rest easy knowing there is someone to help in your time of need. Fire and rescue officers do everything from letting kids climb on their shiny red fire engines to showing kids how to stop, drop, and roll, to actually putting out fires. This year, Captain Tyler Cirillo of Prince William Fire and Rescue was voted best fire and rescue officer. Congratulations, Captain Cirillo!

BEST LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICER

Kevin Lands, Chief of Police, Haymarket Without law enforcement officers, we’d still be living in the Wild West. Law enforcement officers have to be the perfect balance of caring and authoritative, and no one fits this description better than Haymarket Chief of Police Kevin Lands, voted law enforcement officer of 2018. Congratulations, Chief Lands!


We would like to thank all of our amazing patients for voting for us! CONSULTING We are happy to have all of you in our Skyview Family Medicine family.

Best

20I8

Lifestyle

the HAYMARKET LIFESTYLE MAGAZINE the GAINESVILLE LIFESTYLE MAGAZINE

of

H AY M A R K E T / G A I N E S V I L L E

CONSULTING

7500 Iron Bar Lane Ste 100 Gainesville, VA 20155 • 703.753.1200 www.skyviewfamilymedicine.com

Lifestyle

Best

20I8

The kitchen is one of the busiest rooms in the house and the cabinetry can be modernized at a fraction of the cost it could take to replace. You can even think outside of the kitchen and into other spaces where you might desire the same cabinet or vanity style, but in a color that punctuates your room and accentuates other cabinetry throughout your home. Either way, create your perfect kitchen or household project with custom painted cabinets from The Spotted Leopard.

the HAYMARKET LIFESTYLE MAGAZINE the GAINESVILLE LIFESTYLE MAGAZINE

of

H AY M A R K E T / G A I N E S V I L L E

Thank you for voting Lyrique Dance the best dance studio in Gainesville/Haymarket! Classes Begin August 27th • REGISTER TODAY! Accepting Students for Lyrique Dance Competition Company CLASSES OFFERED Ballet, Mommy and Me, Preschool Ballet, Jazz, Tap, Hip Hop, Acro, and Lyrical 7956 Crescent Park Dr. Gainesville, VA • 703.340.3196 • lyriquedance@gmail.com

{ AUGUST 2018 |

HAYMARKET LIFESTYLE

}

25


PHOTOS BY KARA THORPE

BEST HAIR SALON

Three Ways Beautiful Salon & Spa Clearly you think Three Ways Beautiful Salon & Spa is at least three ways beautiful as you voted it best in the category this year. The salon prides itself on being fullservice, and therefore a one-stop shop for all your beauty needs. Many customers remark about the home-like atmosphere of the salon, from the smell of fresh coffee as soon as you walk in the door (a complimentary espresso bar offers cappuccinos, lattes, and even wine), to the kind and nurturing staff whose primary goal is to make sure you are comfortable. When someone is taking your appearance into their hands, there is always a little bit of worry, but Three Ways Beautiful puts clients immediately at ease with a welcome that is both relaxed and professional, and the result is a sense of confidence that you’ve come to the right place. “We’re very inviting in the salon here, so when you come in, the atmosphere is absolutely not intimidating. You will be greeted at the door by a salon manager or salon owner, and we basically take care of our guests, we want to make them feel very comfortable and at ease. We want them to leave here feeling refreshed, and relaxed. We want our clients to view whatever they were here for, a haircut, massage, whatever, as a service they’d like to return for, rather than something they regret

26

{ AUGUST 2018 |

doing, like having their teeth extracted,” laughed Clyde Wray, a manager at the salon. The salon offers a full range of options, from keratin treatments to hair extensions, ombre to full color, and it’s professional stylists are committed to finding the best haircut for you, based on your hair and the shape of your face. What’s the current trend? According to Wray, it’s coloring. “It seems like in the fall, people come into the salon

HAYMARKET LIFESTYLE

}

and go with a darker hair color to carry them through the winter, and then when you get around to the spring and early summer time, they go to a lighter color, so they transition from fall to summer with their color choices.” Three Ways Beautiful also offers a variety of massages. Relax with a standard Swedish massage, aid your muscles with a deep tissue or sports massage, or, if you’re expecting or have recently had a baby, enjoy a prenatal or

postpartum massage done by a fully certified therapist. In addition, Three Ways Beautiful offers a variety of facials, organic airbrush tanning, lash extensions, microblading, and makeup services. No matter what you want or need, Three Ways Beautiful Salon & Spa has a service that will meet and exceed your expectations. Beyond the salon, Three Ways Beautiful is also very involved in the community. Whether it be going to homeless shelters and giving free haircuts, or donating gift packages to fundraisers for charities, the salon prides itself on maintaining an active role in the local area. Discover for yourself why Three Ways Beautiful is this year’s best hair salon. Stop in to make an appointment at 17917 Heritage Village Plaza in Gainesville, take a peek at the dozens of ways to spoil yourself at ThreeWaysBeautifulSalon. com, and find them on Facebook at Facebook.com/ MercedesLJacobs.


Exceptional care for your

FAMILY

pets.

20I8

Lifestyle

Best

the HAYMARKET LIFESTYLE MAGAZINE the GAINESVILLE LIFESTYLE MAGAZINE

of

H AY M A R K E T / G A I N E S V I L L E

Thank you

THANK YOU FOR VOTING!

• Microchips. • Advanced Diagnostics & Treatments. • Pharmacy & Prescriptions. • Laser Treatments. • Routine & Specialized Surgical Procedures. • Pet Cental Care. • Boarding for Cats.

for voting us Best Grocery Store, Best Produce and Best Catering.

Potomac 14801 Dining Way Woodbridge, VA 22191 (703) 763-5500

Flea and Tick Season is Here. Be Prepared! Make Sure Your Pets are Protected!

delivery

7627 Heritage Village Plaza Gainesville, Virginia 20155 703.754.9888 www.stonewallvet.com Voted Best of Haymarket 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017 & 2018

Join Us

Team Azalea Charities

Run for Wounded Warriors

Powered by

order today wegmans.com/instacart

• Quick dry, wicking t-shirt • Pasta lunch on Saturday before race day • Directions, signs & noise makers for supporters • Access to our finish line tent • Personal fundraising website • Sample fundraising content • Automatic receipts, thank you memos and donation confirmations

Team Coordinator 703.772.0993 TAC@azaleacharities.com

www.azaleacharities.org

A financial statement is available upon written request from the Office of Consumer Affairs Commonwealth of Virginia

Quick Lane ® Tire & Auto Center Located at Battlefield Auto

LUBE, OIL & FILTER CHANGE SPECIAL

NOW

International runners competing Benefits of running with our Team together for a common cause • Guaranteed Marine Corps Marathon slot

Run as an individual or part of a “fit & wounded” team

in as little as one hour

Before you hit the road, make sure your vehicle is in tip top shape at

Run with Team Azalea Charities in the Marine Corps Marathon Running the Marine Corps Marathon is a rewarding experience made even more satisfying when you run for a cause. Team Azalea Charities raises funds for Aid for Wounded Warriors.

Lake Manassas 8297 Stonewall Shops Square Gainesville, VA 20155 (571) 222-2300

$

27

95

COMPLETE IN 30 MINUTES OR NEXT LUBE, OIL, FILTER CHANGE IS FREE! All Makes & Models Are Serviced Here! Don’t Let The Lube Shops Fool You, They Cost More!

Some models are slightly higher. up to 5 qts Non synthetic only. Expires 8/31/18. Plus tax and shop supplies. Not valid with any other specials or offers. Must present at time of write-up.

Quick Lane ® Tire & Auto Center Is Ready To Serve at Battlefield Automotive

QUICK LANE: 9026 CENTREVILLE ROAD, MANASSAS VA 20166 SERVICE CENTER: 8980 MATHIS AVENUE, MANASSAS VA 20166 SERVICE HOURS: MON-FRI 7:00AM - 7:00PM; SAT 7:00AM - 6:00PM

703-368-3186 • www.quicklane.com • NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY

{ AUGUST 2018 |

HAYMARKET LIFESTYLE

}

27


BEST MORTGAGE COMPANY

Caliber Home Loans Congratulations to Caliber Home Loans, voted best mortgage company of 2018. A firm dedicated to providing affordable home financing, Caliber Home Loans understands client concerns and priorities, and addresses them during every stage of the home loan process. For more information, visit CaliberHomeLoans.com, or its offices at 5615 Wellington Road, Suite 115, in Gainesville.

BEST BARBER SHOP

Haymarket Barber Shop You love Haymarket Barber Shop, voting it best in the category for 2018. Stop in at 6759 Lea Berry Way in Haymarket for a great haircut, shave, moustache or beard trim. There’s plenty of barbers, so the wait is never long. Next time you’re ready to do a little grooming, head over to Haymarket Barber Shop.

BEST MASSAGE, NAIL, AND SPA SERVICES

Tranquility Day Spa & Salon Readers love Tranquility Day Spa and Salon, voting them best in the category two years in a row. Located at 15125 Washington Street in Haymarket, Tranquility offers a wide selection of nail, massage, and facial services designed to help clients feel refreshed, renewed, and, of course, tranquil. For more information on services and pricing, visit TranquilityDaySpa.com

28

{ AUGUST 2018 |

BEST DOCTOR AND PHYSICIAN OFFICE BEST CHIROPRACTOR

Haymarket Chiropractic & Rehabilitation Congratulations Haymarket Chiropractic & Rehabilitation, voted best chiropractor two years running! Located at 14535 John Marshall Highway in Gainesville, the practice offers top-notch chiropractic care for athletes and non-athletes alike, as well as nutrition guidance and sports and conditioning clinics. For more information, visit HaymarketChiropractic.com

BEST COUNSELOR/THERAPIST

Group Therapy Associates Readers love Group Therapy Associates and voted the practice best counselor/therapist of 2018. Offering individual, couples, and family counseling, relationship coaching, and a variety of classes including social skills building for kids, Group Therapy Associates takes a truly modern approach to mental health. Located in Haymarket at 6611 Jefferson Street, Suite 304, learn more at GroupTherapyAssociates.com

BEST DENTIST

Awesome Smiles Dental Center Awesome Smiles Dental Center continues to lead in the Best Dental Office category. For five consecutive years, voters have made it clear that they trust Dr. Lowe and her team of professionals to keep them smiling with confidence and without fear of the dentist. Children love being celebrated in the No Cavity Club, and adults love the premiere service and family-oriented environment. Awesome Smiles is located next to the Haymarket Kohl’s. Learn more at AwesomeSmilesVA.com

BEST DERMATOLOGIST

Dr. Cuong T. Ha Congratulations to Dr. Cuong T. Ha of Prince William Dermatology, voted best dermatologist for 2018. Located at 7500 Iron Bar Lane, Suite 215 in Gainesville, Dr. Ha and his team specialize in medical and surgical procedures and cosmetic and laser treatments, and are committed to making your skin the healthiest it can be. Learn more at PWDerm.com

HAYMARKET LIFESTYLE

}

Skyview Family Medicine Readers, you’ve voted Skyview Family Medicine best doctor and physician office of 2018. This family medicine practice offers same day sick appointments, treats newborns to grandparents, and offers a wide variety of services including well child checks, blood work, and sports physicals. Located in Gainesville at 7500 Iron Bar Lane, Suite 100, get more information at SkyviewFamilyMedicine.com

BEST EYE CARE PROVIDER

David Gore, OD, PC For the second year in a row, you have voted David Gore best eye care provider. Dr. Gore sees patients of all ages, from children to older adults, and offers a full spectrum of eye care including vision tests, corrective laser eye surgery, immediate attention for eye emergencies, and so much more. For complete information on the practice, located at 6727 Lea Berry Way in Haymarket, visit HaymarketFamilyEyeCare.com

BEST HOLISTIC SERVICE AND ALTERNATIVE MEDICINE PROVIDER

Zenquility Votes poured in for Zenquility, earning this center for healing and higher consciousness the best of honor in this category for 2018. Located at 14540 John Marshall Highway, Suite 211 in Gainesville, Zenquility offers massage therapy, hypnotherapy, and Reiki, as well as several lesser known but popular services such as emotional clearing and regression therapy. Learn more at Zenquility.com


SAVE $100 When you book by August 9th! Limited Seating Available

February 16 - 24, 2019

Tropical Costa Rica

9-Day Winter Get Away

Join us as we explore the lush forests, stunning waterfalls, exotic wildlife and endless coastlines of gorgeous Costa Rica. On this action-packed tour, we’ll be visiting San José, a coffee plantation, Guanacaste, the Monteverde Cloud Forest (with hanging bridge/zip lining options) the Arenal Volcano, a Lake Arenal cruise, a visit to the Cano Negro Refuge and finally Zarcero. Plan ahead for those winter doldrums!

Visit our website for tour package details!

(703) 753-5364 • www.SpiritedTravelTours.com

Prince William County Fair

Maximize the value

Aug 10 - 18

Monday - Friday: Opens 5 pm Tuesday Opens: 2 pm Sat & Sun: Opens 2 pm Fri, Aug 10 - Kids Night Mon, Aug 13- Half Price Night Wed, Aug 15 -Ladies Night

of your Home

RESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIAL

SAVE THOUSANDS ON KITCHEN & BATH RENOVATIONS 50-75% Less Money than Replacement • Refinished counter tops look like Granite • No more visible seams • Refinished cabinets are updated & beautiful • Refinished tile seals the grout, so no more mold or scrubbing • We can repair just about any surface- water damage and holes? No worries! • No Lengthy Construction Hassles - Ready to use in 24 hours!

Before

After

After Lifestyle

Best

20I8

10624 Dumfries Rd | Manassas VA 20112 703-368-0173 For More Informaton: www.pwcfair.com

Before

the HAYMARKET LIFESTYLE MAGAZINE the GAINESVILLE LIFESTYLE MAGAZINE

of

THANK YOU FOR VOTING!

2018

H AY M A R K E T / G A I N E S V I L L E

Locally Owned & Operated • Fully Licensed & Insured

www.FichtnerServicesInc.com • 703-754-3065 { AUGUST 2018 |

HAYMARKET LIFESTYLE

}

29


BEST HOME HEALTH CARE

Fauquier Home Health Your number one choice for home health care this year is Fauquier Home Health. At Fauquier Home Health, its mission is to design a specific plan to help those under its care achieve their best possible health, in the comfort of their own home. Under the direct supervision of a referring physician, highly skilled professionals deliver quality, compassionate care, including families and caregivers in the process. For more information, visit LHCGroup.com/Locations/FauquierHealth-Home-Care-Services, or call 540-316-2700.

BEST HOSPICE PROVIDER

Novant This year’s honor for best hospice provider goes to Novant Health. Its hospice specialists provide care for terminally ill patients and their families, offering individualized treatment plans to comfortably manage pain. Novant’s team of doctors, nurses, social workers, chaplains, grief counselors, and volunteers have one goal: to provide your loved one with effective healthcare that improves the quality of a patient’s last days. For information, visit NovantHealth.org, click on “Services,” then scroll down to “Hospice Care.”

BEST ORTHODONTIST

Dunegan Orthodontics Readers love the advanced orthodontic care offered by Dunegan Orthodontics, voting the practice best in the category for 2018. Dr. Dunegan and his team are committed to ensuring that every patient achieves a healthy and beautiful smile, and offer an orthodontic experience that is personalized, fun, effective, and affordable. Located in Gainesville at 7001 Heritage Village Plaza, Suite 130, stop in to schedule a complimentary smile consultation, and visit them online at DrDunegan.com

30

{ AUGUST 2018 |

BEST PEDIATRICIAN

BEST SENIOR CARE SERVICES

Haymarket Pediatrics

Gainesville Health and Rehab

The 2018 winner for best pediatrician is Haymarket Pediatrics, known for its exceptional pediatric care of children from birth through college. Located at 4424 Costello Way, the practice takes great pride in providing personalized, high quality care, one child at a time. For more information, visit HaymarketPediatrics.com

And the best senior care services provider of 2018 is… Gainesville Health and Rehab! Staffed by experts dedicated to the care and recovery of patients and residents, Gainesville Health and Rehab is a place of healing, rehabilitation, and peaceful respite. Located at 7501 Heritage Village Plaza in Gainesville and online at Gainesville-Rehab.com

BEST PHYSICAL THERAPY PRACTICE

Haymarket Physical Therapy Returning patients to their active lifestyles is Haymarket Physical Therapy’s top priority, and most likely the reason it won best in the category this year. Each patient receives a personalized physical therapy care plan, and the practice uses state-of-the-art rehabilitation equipment to facilitate such rapid recoveries that many patients experience significant pain relief in just a few sessions. For more information, visit HaymarketPT.com

HAYMARKET LIFESTYLE

}

BEST ANTIQUES AND FURNITURE

HomeGoods When it comes to antiques and furniture, readers voted HomeGoods best in the category for 2018. Located at 13221 Gateway Center Drive in Gainesville, the store bursts with one-of-a-kind finds and designer merchandise all at significant savings. Every HomeGoods is unique, so stop by the Gainesville location to see what it’s like to feel HomeGoods Happy. HomeGoods.com

BEST COMPUTER SERVICE AND SYSTEM REPAIRS

Geek Squad/Best Buy The Best Buy Geek Squad is once again the winner in the computer service and system repairs category. Stop in at Best Buy, located at 13093 Gateway Center Drive in Gainesville, and visit the Geek Squad counter for more information and assistance with installation, setup, repair, and more. The Squad is available in-store during business hours and online 24/7 at BestBuy.com/ Services/RemoteSupport.


{ AUGUST 2018 |

HAYMARKET LIFESTYLE

}

31


BEST REAL ESTATE OFFICE BEST INSURANCE FIRM

BEST CONTRACTOR AND HANDYMAN

Bigoski Insurance

Fichtner Services, Inc.

Once again, Bigoski Insurance is your number one choice in this category. Whether you are buying your first car or home, starting a family or business, or just aren’t happy with the service you’re receiving from your current agency, Bigoski Insurance, located at 7915 Lake Manassas Drive, Suite 303, in Gainesville is here to help. For more information, visit TheBigoskiAgency.com

Fichtner Services Inc. gets the nod in the contractor and handyman category for 2018. Specializing in residential and commercial refinishing, interior and exterior painting, and eco-friendly pressure washing, the company services both residential and commercial properties in Northern Virginia. Find out more at FichtnerServicesInc.com

BEST INTERIOR DESIGN

Spotted Leopard When it comes to interior design, the Spotted Leopard is spot-on with readers and is this year’s best in the category. Located in Gainesville, this family-owned business is as committed to bringing one client’s vision to life as it is to guiding a client less sure to the perfect solution. For more information, visit TheSpottedLeopardDesigns.com.

BEST FLORIST

Melanie’s Florist

Merrifield Garden Center Merrifield Garden Center is the winner again this year, and it’s no surprise why. No matter the season, it’s the best place to go for all your gardening needs. With greenhouses full of native and exotic plants, annuals and perennials, trees, shrubs, and more, plus helpful, knowledgeable staff (and a cafe so you can fuel up before or after shopping), Merrifield Garden Center has it all. For more information, visit the Wellington Road location in Gainesville and MerrifieldGardenCenter.com

BEST HOME IMPROVEMENT STORE BEST TRACTOR, LAWN MOWER SALES & REPAIR

Lowe’s Home Improvement

BEST PLUMBER

Gainesville Plumbing

Clearly you love Lowe’s, voting it best home improvement store and best in the tractor, lawn mower sales and repair category this year. Located at 13000 Gateway Center Drive in Gainesville, the store offers a huge selection and professional service. Whether you need a repair or to make a purchase, Lowe’s is the place to go! Lowes.com

Gainesville Plumbing is a proud Native American Woman-owned business that operates on the Native proverb, “Treat the earth well: It was not given to you by your parents. It was loaned to you by your children.” Gainesville Plumbing offers both residential and commercial installations and repairs, and is also heavily involved with its community. To find out why readers voted it best in the category this year, call 571-248-8727.

{ AUGUST 2018 |

HAYMARKET LIFESTYLE

Congratulations to Century 21-New Millennium, voted best real estate office of 2018. Whether you’re buying a home or selling, or simply looking for advice on how to get started doing either, connect with an agent at Century 21-New Millennium. Simply visit the website at C21NM.com.

BEST EQUESTRIAN FACILITIES

Rainbow Therapeutic Riding Center Congratulations to Rainbow Therapeutic Riding Center, named best equestrian facility for 2018. With a mission to “enhance the quality of life of people with disabilities through participation in equine assisted activities” voters made it clear that, in their opinion, the Center is succeeding in doing just that. To learn more about Rainbow Therapeutic Riding Center or to volunteer, visit the website at RainbowRiding.org.

Congratulations to Melanie’s Florist, our 2018 winner in the best florist category. Located at 15111 Washington Street, Suite 101 in Haymarket, this family owned business offers only the finest floral arrangements and gifts, and friendly, prompt, and professional service. For more information or to send flowers to someone you love, visit MelaniesFlorist.net

BEST NURSERY AND GARDENING

32

Century 21-New Millennium

}

BEST PET BOARDING AND SITTING

Happy Paws Pet Nanny Voters sure do seem to be happy about Happy Paws Pet Nanny, voting it best in the category for 2018. Whether you need your dog walked while you’re at work or someone to feed your gecko while you go on vacation, Happy Paws Pet Nanny has you covered. They offer a free consultation with you and your pet at your home, so if you think their services are something you might be interested in, visit the website TheHappyPawsPetNanny. com for more information.


Bringing STEAM learning to your neighborhood. Ready to fall in love with an amazing, modern 21st century preschool? Our beautiful, brand-new school is now open! Don’t miss this incredible opportunity. Here, STEAM brings the world into every classroom, to inspire every child, in every program. • Infant and toddler care • Preschool and Pre-K

LOCATED WEST OF LINTON HALL RD., RIGHT OFF LEE HWY.

• Before- and after-school clubs

The 21st century experience goes beyond curriculum and is woven throughout our school environment. Trust us. We really thought of everything:

No l

an

Rd.

What’s missing from this list?

YOUR CHILD.

• Fun, exciting playscapes • Fresh, healthy food • Cutting-edge tech for safety and learning

NOW ENROLLING FOR FALL. HURRY, LIMITED SPOTS AVAILABLE! 866.222.0269 • EverbrookAcademy.com This institution is an equal opportunity provider. Everbrook Academy, a Learning Care Group School. ©2018 Learning Care Group, Inc. FEA2


BEST DRY CLEANER

TIE! Expert Cleaners and Gainesville Cleaners Readers were split between two great dry cleaners this year, voting both Expert Cleaners and Gainesville Cleaners best in the category. Located at 6739 Lea Berry Way in Haymarket, Expert Cleaners offers both pick-up and delivery services, plus expert cleaning of wedding gowns, drapes, and leather and suede. Take advantage of its tailoring/reweaving services, and shoe repair too. Located at 14662 Lee Highway in Gainesville, Gainesville Cleaners offers organic dry cleaning, alterations, and cleaning for items such as drapes, leather and suede, and of course wedding gowns.Take advantage of its shoe repair service, too.

BEST SPORTING GOODS

Dick’s Sporting Goods

BEST PET GROOMER

The Polished Pooch At The Polished Pooch, located at 6601 Jefferson Street in Haymarket, the comfort and care of your pet is the number one priority, and that’s why readers voted the groomer best in the category for 2018. Whether your pet needs a good bath or the full salon treatment, visit ThePolishedPooch.com for details on services and pricing.

BEST PET TRAINING

Citizen K9 Congratulations to Citizen K9, and owner and head trainer Andrew Horan for being voted best in the pet training category. Located in Gainesville, Citizen K9 offers standard boarding and private lessons, as well as a 21-day “Board and Train” program that’s essentially behavior boot camp for your pet. Visit Citizen-K9.com for full details, customer reviews, and more.

34

{ AUGUST 2018 |

BEST VETERINARIAN OFFICE

From baseball bats to running shoes, water bottles to biking shorts, Dick’s Sporting Goods has got you covered so it’s no wonder the store got your votes, winning best in the category this year. Experience Dick’s selection for yourself at 8009 Stonewall Shops Square in Gainesville, or visit DicksSportingGoods.com.

Stonewall Veterinary Clinic Consistently, you have voted Stonewall Veterinary Clinic the best place to care for your pets, and this year is no exception. The team of experienced professionals offer wellness care for puppies and kittens, cats and dogs. Services include pet dental care, laser therapy, routine and comprehensive diagnostics, microchipping, and more. Located at 7627 Heritage Village Plaza in Gainesville, this winning practice has been helping four-legged family member since 2003. For more information, visit StonewallVet.com.

HAYMARKET LIFESTYLE

}

BEST CHARITABLE ORGANIZATION

Comfort Cases Clearly, Comfort Cases and the work it does for children in foster care has touched readers’ hearts, as this year the organization finished first in the category. Comfort Cases provides children in foster care with a special bag filled with comfort items and personal belongings to keep with them and provide a sense of security during this uncertain time in their lives. To learn more about the organization and how you can help, visit ComfortCases.org.


Direct DirectAccess Access--No NoPhysician PhysicianPrescription PrescriptionRequired Required Direct Access -- No Physician Prescription Required Direct Access - No Physician Prescription Required Direct Access No Physician Prescription Required Accepted Most Insurances Accepted Required Direct AccessMost - NoInsurances Physician Prescription Dr. David Sahley DPT OCS COMT Most Insurances Accepted Most Insurances Accepted Most Insurances Accepted Early and Late Evening Appointments to Fit Your Schedule Early and Late Evening Appointments to Fit Your Schedule Most Insurances Accepted Early and Late Evening Appointments to Fit Your Schedule andEvening Late Evening Appointments to FitSchedule Your Schedule EarlyEarly and Late Late Evening Appointments to Fit Fit Your Your Schedule Dr.Dr. David Sahley David Sahley Early and Appointments to DPT OCS COMT DPT OCS COMT

Dr. David Sahley Dr. David Sahley Dr. David Sahley Choose one-on-one personalized DPT OCS Sahley COMT David Choose personalized care. care. Choose Choosean anexperienced experiencedPhysical PhysicalTherapist. Therapist. Dr. DPT OCS COMT DPT OCS COMT DPT OCS COMT Choose one-on-one personalized care. Choose an experienced Physical Therapist. Choose one-on-one personalized care. Choose an experienced Physical Therapist. Choose one-on-one personalized care. Choose an experienced Physical Therapist. Choose Choose one-on-one personalized care.DYNAMICS. Choose an experienced Physical Therapist. Choose DYNAMICS. Choose DYNAMICS. Choose DYNAMICS. Choose DYNAMICS. Choose DYNAMICS. Dr. Jennifer Dyson - PT DPT

Dr.Dr. Jennifer Dyson Dyson Dr.Jennifer Joanne Balint - PT DPT DPT DPTin Dyson Vestibular & Dr.Specializing Jennifer Dr. Concussion Jennifer Dyson Rehabilitation Jennifer Dyson DPTDr. Dr. Jennifer Dyson DPT DPT DPT

Karen Maclean - PT

Karen Maclean Karen PT Maclean Karen PT Maclean KarenPT Maclean Karen Maclean PT Karen Maclean PT PT

Now Offering Offering Now Now Offering Now Offering DRY NEEDLING Now Offering DRY NEEDLING DRY NEEDLING NEEDLING DRY DRY NEEDLING

Brenda Sale - PTA

Dr. Joanne Balint Dr.PT Joanne DPT Balint PT DPT Dr. Joanne Balint Dr. Joanne Balint PT DPT Dr. Joanne Balint PT DPT Megan Radner, PTA Dr. Joanne Balint PT DPT

PT DPT

MAY 2017

We want to hear from

YOU! Given that we wouldn’t have a magazine without you, our readers, it’s an understatement to say that your opinion matters to us. So email, follow, message, and share away! WEB piedmontlifestyle.com EMAIL editor@piedmontpub.com

k fought cancer and won. Twice. Haymarket mother Christine Craddoc triumph. What happened next was the ultimate

FACEBOOK /piedmontlifestylepublications TWITTER @piedmontlifemag

{ AUGUST 2018 |

HAYMARKET LIFESTYLE

}

35


New places through old books Books can take you on new adventures, but no one said the books have to be new BY EMILY CHILDRESS

P

icture this. You’re a viking, getting ready for a battle, and you’re polishing your shield as you look out over the misty Baltic Sea. Or maybe you’re a young woman in the nineteenth century, dressing up as a man to sneak out each day and work to support your family. Now you’re sipping a nice glass of wine in Paris, now you’re running across a battlefield, now you’re attending a school for wizards, now you’re hurtling through space at over 17,000 mph. That is the power of books. They can take you to new places, at new times, with new people. But with all the new adventures that books bring, who said the books have to be new? In fact, ask almost any book connoisseur and they will tell you there is nothing better than the smell of an old book, bound in leather with parchment pages. While leather-bound parchment is not readily available on the market, used books are. Read on for the nearest places to get your used book fix, and for a low price, too.

36

{ AUGUST 2018 |

The Book Cellar John Barton Payne Building, 2 Courthouse Square, Warrenton On Facebook at @TheBookCellar2 Hours: Friday & Saturday,10am-5pm

The Book Cellar is run by volunteers for Friends of the Fauquier Library, and all proceeds help fund special Fauquier County Public Library programs and cultural events for children and adults. The Book Cellar carries nearly new and used books, and prices start as low as 25¢. From fiction to nonfiction, hardcover to paperback, children to young adult, there’s something for all ages and interests to enjoy.

Treasure Box Thrift & Consignment Store 31 W Shirley Avenue, Warrenton WarrentonTreasureBox.com Hours: Monday-Saturday,10am-6pm

The Treasure Box Thrift Shop sells everything one could think of including, but not limited to, CDs, DVDs, records, household goods, furniture, clothing, jewelry, and books. The store also offers online consignment sales. This place is a one-stop shop for anything you might want, so next time you visit to pick up some of its treasures, grab a book or two, too.

The Salvation Army 62 Waterloo Street, Warrenton VirginiaSalvationArmy.org/ WarrentonVA Hours: Monday-Friday 10am-5pm, Saturday 10am-2pm

You can’t believe the treats you can find at The Salvation Army

HAYMARKET LIFESTYLE

}

store in Warrenton. Furniture, notecards, lamps, artwork, toys, jewelry, and a super selection of used books for kids. Stop in and peruse the shelves. Pick up a little something for yourself and bring the kids home some super reads. The proceeds go to a good cause, so please pay them a visit.

gives out tax-free store credit. It’s the perfect way to replace the books you sold.

The Habitat for Humanity Re-Store

Prospero’s Books is a used bookstore that specializes in military and antiquarian volumes, though it does have a large inventory of fiction and nonfiction. In addition, Prospero’s sells a large selection of books online, so it’s easy to shop and ship all over the country and internationally. If you have books you’d like to sell, please make an appointment prior to coming in. Prospero’s offers cash or store credit for those titles it purchases.

617 Frost Avenue, Warrenton FauquierHabitat.org Hours: Tuesday-Friday 10am-6pm, Saturday 10am-4pm

Everyone knows that Habitat for Humanity builds houses, but did you know the organization also has a Re-Store where they sell a huge variety of donated items to the public for 50-90% off the original prices? Well, it does, and there’s a location in Warrenton that you should check out for furniture, lighting accessories, plumbing fixtures, and yes, a fabulous selection of donated and used books.

McKays Used Books 8345 Sudley Road, Manassas MckayUsedbooks.com Hours: Sunday 10am-8pm, MondaySaturday 9am-10pm

For those who have never been to McKay’s Used Books, you’re really missing out. Not only does the store have hundreds of thousands of books, but it has DVDs, CDs, cassettes, LPs, video games, audio books, and more. And you can sell things there too! McKays pays cash for certain high-demand products, but more commonly the store

Prospero’s Books 9129 Center Street, Manassas ProsperosBooksVA.com Hours: Sunday-Friday 12pm-6pm, Saturday 11am-6pm

Books and Other Found Things 13 Loudoun Street SW, Leesburg On Facebook at @ BooksAndOtherFoundThings Hours: Monday/Tuesday/Thursday 11am-6pm, Friday-Saturday 11am7pm, Sunday 12:30-6pm

Books and Other Found Things sells a wide selection of used books and the works of more than 20 local artisans. And if Allen the proprietor doesn't have it, he will do his best to track it down for you at a reasonable price… he loves the hunt! Stop in to look for books and leave with books, jewelry, and a nice piece of artwork or two. This hidden gem is certainly worth checking out. ❖


Paul Morrison

D I V O R C E M E D I AT I O N

Discreet Mediation Services for the settlement of Family Law disputes A contested divorce can cost tens of thousands of dollars, but mediation almost always resolves contested issues at a fraction of the cost. Paul’s track record of successful results through mediation has not only resulted in significant savings to our mediation clients but has spared them the emotional stress of trial and the litigation process. With over 30 years of experience dealing with divorce and family law disputes, Paul Morrison gets to the heart of the matter quickly and efficiently. Call and ask for the Mediation coordinator and let us help you solve your problems!

866-343-4971


PAID ADVERTISEMENT

Gleanings from the Bible

Ruth 2:2

Life & Building The Bible, from beginning to end, is a story of “life and building.” In the opening pages of the Bible, we see the tree of life, which is available for man to receive, and the river of water of life which contains materials for building—gold, bdellium, and onyx stone (Gen. 2:9-12). The matter of building is present throughout the Old Testament. In Exodus God gained a group of people and erected His tabernacle (ch. 40). In 2 Samuel David established God’s kingdom for God to reign (chs. 6—7). In 1 Kings, Solomon built the holy temple and the holy city. When the building of the temple was finished, God’s glory was manifested in the temple (8:11). Furthermore, God’s authority was in place, and His will was carried out. Even the work of the enemy was focused on damaging the building, destroying the walls around Jerusalem, burning the temple, and carrying God’s people into exile at Babylon (2 Kings 25:8-21). After seventy years of captivity, some of the children of Israel returned from Babylon to Jerusalem to rebuild the holy temple and the holy city (Jer. 25:11; Ezra 1:1-6; 6:13-15; Neh. 6:15-16). When Nehemiah was rebuilding the holy city, the enemies around the city rallied their strength to destroy the building (2:19; 4:1-8; 6:1-9). This shows that God’s building is the center of His work in the Old Testament. In the New Testament the Gospel of John particularly stresses the issue of life and building. Chapter 1 of John’s Gospel is an introduction to the Lord as life, and chapter 2 shows that the Lord Jesus changes death into life for the building up of God’s house: “Destroy this temple, and in three days I will raise it up” (v. 19). The Lord Jesus was speaking of the temple of His body (v. 21), meaning that He would build up God’s dwelling place, His temple, in resurrection. The temple of God that the Lord spoke of is a spiritual temple; it is the Lord Himself and all those who have received God’s life and who have been made alive in His resurrection. Hence, the central thought of the Gospel of John (as well as the Epistles of John and Revelation) is that God has come to be man’s life so that He can build those who receive Him and enjoy Him into His eternal habitation. Also in the New Testament Gospels the Lord prophesied in Matthew 16:18, “I also say to you that you are Peter, and upon this rock I will build My church and the gates of Hades shall not prevail against it.” Life and building are the central work that God is doing in the universe. He wants to enter into us to be our life and to build us up as His eternal dwelling place. Paul also stresses life and building in his Epistles. In 1 Corinthians 3:9, the apostle writes, “We are God’s fellow workers; you are God’s cultivated land, God’s building.” The cultivated land is the believers, in whose hearts the seed of life is planted and grows with the growth of God; this is altogether a matter of life (Matt. 13:24; Mark 4:4; 1 Cor. 3:6). God’s building is also the believers, who are built together into the dwelling place of God; this is a matter of building (Eph. 2:22). Paul continues this thought by writing, “If anyone builds upon the foundation gold, silver, precious stones, wood, grass, stubble” (v. 12). Here gold, silver, and precious stones signify the various experiences of Christ in the virtues and attributes of the Triune God that are constituted into the believers. It is with these that the apostles and all spiritual believers build the church on the unique

foundation of Christ. Gold signifies the divine nature of the Father with all His attributes; silver signifies the redeeming Christ with all the virtues and attributes of His person and work; and precious stones signifies the transforming work of the Spirit with all its attributes for God’s building. Accordingly, the riches of the Triune God are dispensed into the believers as life through regeneration and by the growth in life the believers are renewed and transformed into precious stones for God’s building (1 Cor.3:18; Rom. 12:2; Eph. 4:23; Titus 3:5). The apostle Peter also stresses this central thought when he wrote, “You yourselves also, as living stones, are being built up as a spiritual house into a holy priesthood to offer up spiritual sacrifices acceptable to God through Jesus Christ” (1 Pet. 2:5). By describing the believers as living stones who are being built up as a spiritual house, Peter eloquently crystalized the central thought of the Bible-life and building. Every believer has been predestined to be a stone, and our destiny is to be living stones built up as the spiritual house of God! The seeds of life and building that were planted in Genesis and that grew and developed in both the Old and New Testaments are ultimately harvested in the book of Revelation. In the concluding pages of the Bible and of the book of Revelation, we see again the tree of life and the river of water of life (22:1-2), signifying the processed and consummated Triune God within a built-up city, the New Jerusalem. The New Jerusalem is a city of pure gold (21:18) with gates of pearls and foundations of twelve precious stones. John told us that Revelation is a book of signs (1:1). The city being of pure gold signifies that the city is constituted with God the Father’s divine nature as the element from which the city is produced; the pearls signify God the Son’s redeeming death and life-imparting resurrection through which entrance to the city is granted (21:21); and the wall and foundations of precious stones signify God the Spirit’s work of transforming the redeemed and regenerated believers into precious stones for the building of God’s eternal habitation. In the garden in Genesis these materials merely existed, whereas in the city of the New Jerusalem they are built up together into a city for the fulfillment of God’s eternal purpose, which is to have a corporate expression. God’s work of life and building throughout the ages will consummate not in a material, lifeless city but in the greatest and final sign, the New Jerusalem, which is a living composition of all the redeemed, regenerated, transformed, and glorified people of God throughout all generations! “Gleanings from the Bible” is a seven-part series contributed by a local Christian home meeting group that loves the Lord Jesus, believes that the Bible is God’s Word, and cares for the oneness of the Body of Christ. For more information please visit our website at www.fromhouse2house.org or email us at info@fromhouse2house. org. This article is based in part on footnote 211 in chapter 21 of Revelation from the Holy Bible Recovery Version published by Living Steam Ministry.


MAKE ATHLETIC GOALS A REALITY!

Whether the goal is to make the team, earn a starting spot or play at a higher level, Next Level’s Sports Performance Training helps athletes with the training they need to realize those goals: athleticism, speed, acceleration, strength, power, and confidence! Our Athlete Performance Center features 12,000 sf of fully equipped space dedicated to training athletes ages 7- collegiate. All programs conducted by professional performance coaches.

NLTraining.com/athlete-training 6620 James Madison Hwy, Haymarket 703.754.0161

{ AUGUST 2018 |

SAVE! 15% 8

on Fall Athlete Programs Hurry, discount ends 8/31/18

HAYMARKET LIFESTYLE

}

39


THE PNEUMONIA VACCINE Who should get it and when? BY ASHTON MILLER NOVANT HEALTH UVA HEALTH SYSTEM

P

neumonia is a leading cause of people checking into hospitals across the United States. In fact, one out of every 20 adults who gets it will die. But two pneumonia vaccines can protect those most vulnerable to the illness. During August, National Immunization Awareness month, shedding light on the importance of pneumonia vaccination can save lives. Dr. Victoria Hammonds, a family and geriatric medicine provider at Novant Health UVA Health System Bristow Run Family Medicine – Stonewall in Gainesville, explains details about who is at risk for pneumonia and how they can benefit from the pneumococcal vaccine. “Two groups of people need to get the pneumonia vaccine – generally, all adults over the age of 65 and people under the age of 65 who smoke or have certain chronic illnesses like asthma, diabetes or heart disease,” Hammonds said. Pneumonia is an infection of one or both of the lungs caused by bacteria, viruses, fungi, or chemical irritants. It is a serious infection or inflammation in which the lungs’ air sacs fill with pus and other liquid. According to the American Lung Association, pneumonia is a common complication of respiratory infection – especially the flu. “Despite being preventable, pneumonia can very rapidly become a life-threatening illness and adults 65 and older are at greatest risk as aging

40

{ AUGUST 2018 |

“Adults 65 and older are at greatest risk.” — VICTORIA HAMMONDS, MD, NOVANT HEALTH UVA HEALTH SYSTEM BRISTOW RUN FAMILY MEDICINE – STONEWALL, GAINESVILLE

starts to change the immune system,” Hammonds said. Lifestyle factors such as smoking, excessive alcohol consumption, and undernourishment can also raise your risk. “The current recommendation for adults who don’t smoke or have chronic illness is to receive the Prevnar 13 vaccine at age 65,” Hammonds said. “Once they receive the Prevnar 13 vaccine, it is recommended they receive the second pneumonia vaccine, Pnuemovax23, 12 months later.” Unlike the flu vaccine, there is no need for an annual vaccination. It is also recommended that those under age 65 who smoke or have a certain chronic illnesses should receive the Pneumovax23 vaccine at the time a chronic illness is diagnosed. Hammonds said once these patients reach age

HAYMARKET LIFESTYLE

}

65, they should follow pneumonia vaccination guidelines for adults over 65. “These vaccines are effective,” Hammonds said. “They prevent people from getting pneumonia, and help save lives.” In addition to being vaccinated, there are also steps you can take every day to help prevent respiratory infection: • Steer clear of cigarette smoke • Wash hands often • Clean frequently touched surfaces • Use a tissue, your elbow, or sleeve when coughing and sneezing • Manage conditions like diabetes, asthma, and other illnesses Are you at risk for developing pneumonia? Talk to your primary care provider about the vaccine. If you don’t have a primary care provider, find one at NovantHealthUVAHealthSystem.org/ doctor. ❖


Dermatology Medical • Surgical • Pediatric • Cosmetic

Lawrence Finkel M.D. AUGUSTJ.SPECIALS .BOARD D.M CERTIFIED DERMATOLOGIST

SIGOLOTAMRED DEIFITREC DRAOB Fauquier TCounty’s Most Experienced Dermatologist!

• Purchase Treatments 2nd !tsaigpackage olotamreof D d2ecInfini neirep xE tsoM s’ytand nuoCget reithe uqua F 1/2 off

540.347.2020 0202.743.045 MedSpa • 20% off a package NIKS.7of 4360 34.0Platinum 45– –540.347.SKIN 063HydraFacial apSdeM Treatments www.finkelderm.net ten.mredleknfi.www (treatment to be completed by 10/31/18)

• Deep Poor Cleansing Facial for only $50.00 360 CHURCH NO TNERRAWSTREET • TEERT•S WARRENTON HCRUHC 063 Gift Certificates Available elbaliavA setacfiitreC tfiG

LAWRENCE J. FINKEL M.D.

ot pu teMedSpa g dna kFAUQUIER’S oo360 becaon FMOST no 0EXPERIENCED 63 apSdeand MDERMATOLOGIST "eget kiLup " to "Like" Facebook .stinformation neve dna slaicon epsEMILY llaspecials noM. noMILLER itam roPA-C fn i etad date all and events. 360 Church Street, Warrenton, VA | 540.347.2020 www.finkelderm.net | MedSpa 360: 540.347.SKIN (7546)

leeP kliS 5 tGet eG 5snSilk eercsnPeels uS llA All sSunscreens

eht rof FFO %02 for the 20%*4OFF rof gnihtemos evah eW fo ecirp price We have something for .epyof t niks4* yreve every skin type. )reffo rehto yna htiw denibmoc eb ot ton(*

*(not to be combined with any other offer)

{ AUGUST 2018 |

HAYMARKET LIFESTYLE

}

41


Kids and Strength Training It’s about building more than muscle BY ZACH HACKERSON NEXT LEVEL PERFORMANCE COACH ACSM CERTIFIED PERSONAL TRAINER

A

s a strength coach, I talk to a lot of kids and their parents and hear many misconceptions about childhood fitness, particularly as it relates to weight training (also known as resistance training or strength training). Concerns from parents about it stunting their child’s growth, making their child bulky, or that it’s dangerous. None of those concerns are valid, and there’s plenty of science to support that strength training, when done correctly, has many benefits both physical and mental. It typically takes 8-12 weeks to see marked improvement in young athletes’ coordination and performance through change of direction drills, acceleration and deceleration drills, plyometric or jump training, and lifting weights through basic movement patterns. Getting stronger and learning these athletic movements increases the chance of an athlete earning more playing time and decreases the risk of injury.

42

{ AUGUST 2018 |

Further, kids who strength train stand with improved posture, benefit from increased explosive power, and have an edge up on the competition as they age. Science also shows that strength training not only helps improve selfesteem, academic focus, and executive function in children, it increases a child’s likelihood of continuing exercise as a lifelong habit. A recent report by the National Institutes of Health found that

HAYMARKET LIFESTYLE

}

“physical activity significantly related to improved cognition in children,” and “the effect of that activity was greatest for middle school and young elementary age children.” With the rise of school related anxiety in children, strength training has been proven to reduce symptoms of anxiety such as poor sleep quality and mental distress. Strength training has also been proven to improve brain cognition; meaning that your child can improve


AARealtor Realtorwith withdrive, drive, integrity integrityand anda avested vested interest interestininthe the community. community. Member Member of Fauquier of Fauquier Chamber Chamber of of Commerce Commerce Board Board of Directors, of Directors, Membership Membership Committee, Committee, Spring Spring Festival Festival Committee, Committee, Boys Boys & Girls & Girls Club Club Gala Gala For protection from serious disease, immunization is key! Committee, Committee, To help keep our community safe, Lifetime Family Local Local HOA HOA Board Board Member Member

WARRENTON CENTER CLE WARRENTON CENTER CENTER CLEA CLEA WARRENTON Medicine is proudly participating in National Immunization Awareness Month.

Call Call today today forfor a Free a Free Market Market Analysis Analysis

Kathy Kathy Holster, Holster, Realtor Realtor

Century Century 21 New 21 New Millennium Millennium Cell: Cell: 703-930-0453 703-930-0453 • Office: • Office: 703-753-7910 703-753-7910 14535 John Marshall Highway, Suite 8078 8078 Crescent Crescent Park Park Drive Drive #205 #205 • Gainesville, • Gainesville, VA 20155 20155 Gainesville, VA VA 20155 Licensed Licensed in Virginia in Virginia

✔ Voted Best Dry Cleaners in Warrenton We are also to announce that we are participating ✔ Voted Best Dry Cleaners inexcited Warrenton 5 Years in a Row! in the Virginia Vaccines for Children program! This ✔ Voted Best Dry Cleaners in Warrenton Office Hoursin a Row! 5 Years program offers FREE vaccines to children who are ✔thru Expert Alterations, Monday Friday: 9:00am-6:00pm 5 Years in a Row! uninsured, underinsured, or have specific types of Saturday: 9:00am-12:30pm ✔ Expert Expert Alterations, ✓ Alterations, Master Medicaid insurances! For more information, or to schedule Master Tailor on Premises ✔ Expert Alterations, ✔ Voted Best Dry Cleaners in Warrenton an appointment for your child to receive their needed ✓ Expert Alterations, Master Master Tailor on Premises Tailor on Premises ✔ Expert All Work Done On-Site Follow us! vaccines, contact our office! ✓ Alterations, Master 5 Years in a Row! Master Tailor onPremises Premises www.facebook.com/LifetimeFamilyMedicine Tailor on ✔ All✔Work Done On-Site *** CURRENTLY ACCEPTING NEW PATIENTS *** Expert Alterations, Tailor on Premises All Work Done ✓ ✔ All✓ Work Done On-Site Expert Alterations, Master 105

WARRENTON CENTER CLEANE

Phone: (703) 754-0425 ● Fax: (703) 754-2888 www.LTFM.net

ENTER ENTER SS

ning ng ininWarrenton Warrenton

WARRENTON CENT WARRENTON CEN Master Tailor on Premises AllOn-Site Work Done ✓ Tailor on On-Site Premises All Work Done WARRENTON CENT ✓ Work ✔ All Done On-Site WAR All Work Done ✓On-Site

of

20I7

of

20I7

✔ Voted Best Dry Cleaners in Warrenton y in Drry Clale hYears eRow! an arr5tth niin Ea ng nE D C g iin en a nW ee re Wa G arrrrin r y l G n our r family family to to yours, yours, thank thank you you en y ✔ Expert Alterations, l ✔ Voted Best Dry Cleaners O nWarrenton n r y D C h l t e e r a a n e O E i Gentle Gentle on on n n g he ithe n WWeek ee ✓Open r G h T a y ur ongoing ongoing patronage patronage over over thethe l r Expert Alterations, Master Every Day of T e On yTailor Cleinaon hD 5 rYears rtMaster naiRow! nPremises Fabrics Fabrics g in Wa ren GreenEa y ears. years. It It is is because because of of you, you, wewe l rrWarrenton The n On-Site en Tailor on Premises O ✔ Voted Best Dry Cleaners in ✔ All Work Done On-Site ✔ Expert Alterations, ✔ Vote r y D C h l t e r a a n h E i n n g e Safe Safe for for Water, Water, to celebrate celebrate this this anniversary. anniversary. It It i n e r T W G a y l rPremises 5 Yea ✓ Expert Alterations, Master All Work Done On-Site r n e 5 Years in a Row! Master Tailor on O n ✓ All Work Done Soil, Soil, and and Air onor or to to call call you you our our customers. customers. PANT HEMMING heAir OPEN T ✔ Expe PANT HEMMING Tailor on On-Site Premises ✔✔ Expert Alterations, All Work Done ✓ Exp On-Site Mas SUNDAY Al,Al, Theresa Theresa PANT HEMMING rth Dry Cleani a E n e Expert Alterations, Master ✓ Expert Alterations, Master e r T G Master✓ Tailor on Premises ✔ All W y l n and and thethe ✔ Voted Best Dry Cleaners in Warrenton All Work O Done e PANT HEMMING h ✔ Voted Best Dry Cleaners in Warrenton T TailorDone on Premises arrenton enton Center Center Cleaners Cleaners Family Family Best Dry Cleaners Tailor on Premises PANT ✔ Voted inHEMMING Warrenton ✔ All Work On-Site ✔ Best Dry Cleaners in Warrenton The✔ Only GreenEarth® Dry Cleaner in the Area! On-Site Voted Best Dry Cleaners in Warrenton 55Voted Years in a Row! in Row! nEarth Dry C 5Years Years in aaaDry Row! ✔Voted Voted Best Dry Cleaners in Warrenton ly Gree n 5 Years in Row! All Work Done ✓ O ✔ Best Cleaners in Warrenton ✔ Alterations, Voted Best Dry Cleaners in Warrenton 5Voted Years in aDry Row! No Hazardous Chemicals • Gentle ✔ Expert PANT HEMMING The on Fabrics ✔ Best Cleaners inSuite Warrenton ✔ Expert Alterations, ✔00 Voted Best Dry Cleaners in Warrenton ✔ Expert Alterations, 5 Years in a Row! 251 West Lee Hwy, 153, Warrenton $ $ 00 $ $ 00 00 ✔ Expert Alterations, On-Site 5Tailor Years in aPremises Row! 251 West Hwy, Suite 153, Warrenton 5Master Years in aLee Row! Safe for Water, Soil, and Air h Dry Clea ✔ Expert Alterations, on 5Tailor Years in aPremises Row! 5 Years in a Row! ✔ Voted Best Dry Cleaners in Warrentonnly GreenEartWARR Master Tailor on Premises OFF OFF OFF OFF WARR Master on ✔ Expert Alterations, ✔ Voted Best Dry Cleaners in Warrenton ✔ Expert Alterations, 251 West Lee Hwy, Suite 153, Warrenton O est t Master Tailor on Premises e ✔ Expert Alterations, h ✔ Expert Alterations, 5 Years in a Row! PANT HEMMING 251 West Lee Hwy, Suite 153, Warrenton T Master Tailor on Premises pants Dry Dry Cleaning Cleaning ✔ All Work Done On-Site sOn-Site with lining. Expires 4/30/17 Dry Dry Cleaning Cleaning 5 Years in a Row! ✔ Expert Alterations, ✔ Voted Best pant ✔ All Work Done with lining. Expires 4/30/17 West Lee Hwy, Suite 153, Warrenton ✔Minimum All Work On-Site Tailor on Premises Master Tailor on Premises ✔ Voted Best ing i251 Minimum 5 Master Pieces 5 Done Pieces ✔ Expert Alterations, ✔ All Work On-Site Minimum Minimum 1010 Pieces Pieces Master Tailor on Premises 5 Years in a n Master Tailor on Premises ✔ Expert Alterations, ted Voted W 251 West Lee Hwy, Suite 153, Warrenton 5 Years in a pant ✔ All Work Done On-Site s with lining. Expires 4/30/17 With With coupon. coupon. Excludes Excludes Household Household items, items, Leather Leather & Suede. & Suede. WithWith coupon. coupon. Excludes Excludes Household Household items, items, Leather Leather & Suede. & Suede. a ✔ Voted Best Dry Cleaners in Warrenton Master Tailor on Premises pantsOn-Site ✔ All Work Done with lining. Expires 4/30/17 ✔ Alte r Master Tailor on Dry Premises ✔ All Work Done On-Site r ✔ Expert Expert Alte ✔ Voted Best Cleaners in Warrenton ✔ All Work Done On-Site Warrenton of Warrenton Not valid withwith any any other offer. Exp.Exp. 5/31/18 e validany with any offer. other offer. Exp. 5/31/18 Not valid other offer. 8/31/18 251 West other Exp. 8/31/18 Master Tailor on Premises ingNotvalidNoti✔withn iAll n t g n n r o e a Master Tail i W n 5 Years in a Row! PANT HEMMING pant n Work Done On-Site i s with lining. Expires 4/30/17 t t n r o e Master Tail a W g W pant ✔ All Work Done On-Site s with lining. Expires 4/30/17 n i W o n n i a a in rs ainRow! a Row! 5 Years in a Row! a g ✔ All Work On-Site ✔ All Work Done On-Site Coupon must must be presented be presented withDone with incoming incoming order. order. r n Coupon Coupon must must be presented be presented with with incoming incoming order. order. i ✔ All Work Do i n n r n r ingCoupon a ginWin ✔ All Work Do i n g ✔ Expert Alterations, t n in Warrentoenton BGrU r W o e a i n W t a n r o e a g a r r ✔ Expert Alterations, y C D W h n i l e t r r n r a n 251 West Lee Hwy, Suite 153, Warrenton i r a E e e n g r y D C e r h n y C ✔ Voted Best Dry Cleaners in Warrenton D l t i h e n r l a e t e n a r n n a E i n E n g SI n e rent n heDiscover r t y D N Master Tailor on Premises C e i n h e l t ES y eS r May onCleaners WU Fauquier ■a May ■ 2018 2018 3aen3in H G ✔ Voted Dry in Warrenton nlllyyyG O GrrFauquier gW arrR enreE Master Tailor on Premises S C tW rn o ae n enBest ry a yrySS DD C enn hth lelle trNE an nininW i l nrleyBU atarh nin r 5 Years in a Row! EE inHO r G g g t SI e r n r y C e D C h D l e e t a r o r onTTThhheee OOOOTnnDiscover a n r i E a n n pant G ✔ All Work Done On-Site n g a s with lining. Expires 4/30/17 E r y D C e ar5 UR aning inin e nSIN y eenn ry Cleaningin innanRow! BU StAlterations, Earth ESleS Onle W h DES r✔ o e eYears yBU All On-Site EartN eB O GGrreeESS reS SI ara iO llySIN n✔ Onn nto n n Done g7:3 rern HO on Work S WExpert URS BUS H GGrrU iExpert O SHOWUR INE ManrnrtR U SS F heeBU HOHO to SIN S URS ESS OTnnhhlleyyM7:0 W 0 am UR BUS n n r e y TO C D INE BUS h l e a t SS e r TThINES O F ✔ Alterations, HO a n S URS HOU 0 E 7:0 r BUS pm RS BUSI 0 251 West Lee Hwy, Suite 153, Warrenton INES n h N Mam t r y D S r C e n F e HOU h TO l t BUSI e M-F r a RS o 7:0 e NES a e M-F r 0 7:00 7:3 amSn E i n 0 TO 7:00 TO pm U n M-F G g n 7:30 am SI e 7:3 n 7:00 TO N 0 i n e pm TO ES 7:30 M-F r 7:30 TTh OnnllyyB 7:00 Master Tailor on Premises pm 7:00 WU M-F H G t TO M-F 7:0 7:00 O M-F 7:30 7:30 a BU 7:00 M-F o R 7:30 SIN 7:00 S TO r ESS 7:30 r HO 7:30 Master Tailor on Premises UR BUS S e INE n MSS e 8065 Stonewall Shops Square, Gainesville, VA O F HO n URS 7:0 SAT 0 am 8:00 am TO ✔ ton TO nSATs8:00 SAT SAT 8:0 8:00 6:00 TO 8:00 7:3 0pm Thhe 8:00 6:00 D pm SAT laenainning in SAT SASA pant aram Work Done On-Site 8:00 SAT with lining. Expires 6:00 TO SAT n M-F SAT 8:0 6:00 rTO yryCC 8:00 6:00 leS trhthDES TO 8:00 TO 7:00 EEa BU 6:00 In the same shopping center as Wegmans, next toTDick’s W TO 6:00 8:00 M-F n4/30/17 Grree g inpm 6:00 7:30 SIN SA TO ✔ All All0 Work On-Site eeHO BU 7:00 am TO TFT T 7:0 6:0 SIN WUR 8:0 ing6:0 7:30 pm Done HO G reS 000am ara 0 am UR BUS llyyTO S INE OServ nto Sam Mrern SS nnESS eeee O i HO Same 6:0 Day Sam n URS Serv Day 0 e Same Day Servi pm ice Day (M-F ce Servic (M-F) W ice h ) t (M-F n TO (M-F) ) o Sam e8:00 7:3 Day h10:0 Sam nLee Serv 0aDrypm e8:00 Day SAT ice6:00 Serv (M-F 251West West Lee Hw Voted Best TT rrCleaner ) TO 251 SAT (M-F M-F ) by TO 9am, 7:00 In 0TO 9am, Sam by out InSUN 9am 6:00 out TO enIntbyInoM-F by 5pm by BU ,eice 9am 7:30 Day out 5pm 7:00 ,byout by3:00 M-F Ser 5pm by vice 5pm Voted Best Dry Cleaner SAT 7:00 8:0 7:30 (MTO am TO 0 In F) am by Voted Best Dry Cleaner In 9am by 7:30 , 9am out pm , Sa by out 6:0 5pm me by 5pm 0 7 Years in a Row! Da pm y Servi Same Voted Best Dry Cleaner me ce Sam Da (M e8:00 Day n Sam -F) y Serv e8:00 Se Day SAT ice6:00 rvi Serv (M-F Sa In ice ce ) TO by SAT (M-F (M 9am ) -F TO Da , 7 Years in a Row! out ) y by 6:00 Se 5pm S rvi SA r ce6:0 T In by D lae (M 8:09am ignTO -F 0 am, ouTOt 251 7 Years Years in a Row! Row! In 9am n ) Suite SAT ginin W6:00 byly9am r(Find y yCC In by hthD8:00 leS trby ,enout na EEaar5pm ,Gout innHO am BU 5pm by SIN 0 pm us Behind ES rreeeServ 7 a WUR Voted Best in Dry Cleaner 251West West Lee 153, 545 G reS nlyWarrenton by ara Sam Lee Hwy, Suite 153, Warrenton 5p Day One Sam m ntopm rerPanera!) e Day ice Serv Inme (M-F e Sa ice O by Da ) n (M-F 9am, ) h t n e y ou o N R ET N O TN O N

NoNo Hazardous Hazardous Chemicals Chemicals

STONEWALL WARRENTON CENTER CLEANERS WARRENTON CENTER CLEANERS WARRENTON CENTER CLEANERS WARRENTON CENTER CLEANERS WARRENTON CENTER CLEANERS CLEANERS WARRENTON CENTERCLEANERS CLEANERS WARRENTON CENTER CLEANERS WARRENTON CENTER $$ .00 WARRENTON CENTERCLEAN CLEA .00 WARRENTON CENTER .00 WARRENTON CENTER CLE 55 $ $10 10 10.00 $ .00 WARRENTON CENTER CLE

10 10

10 $ 10.00 10

WARRENTON CENTER CLEA WARRENTON $ CENTER .00 CLEA 2016

am

am

In by

Servi t by ce 5p

2016

571-445-3689

am am am pm am am pmam pm am am am

am TOam TO am TOam TO

pm

am am

am am am

am

am

pm pm

pm pm pm

pm pm pm

pm pm pm pm

pm pm

pm pm pm

pm

pm

p

M-F 7:00 am VotedSAT Best 8:00 Dry C am 7 Years in a Ro Same Same DayDa S In 9am, by 9a In by

M-F SAT

2016

m (Mm 9am,(Find Tby -F Behind Panera!) In ) Dry Cleaner Voted Best by 9am outusus In BUS 251in West Lee Hwy, Suite 540-349-3141 9am by out , out,Sam by 251 West Lee Suite 153, 153, Warrenton Warrenton 540-349-3141 5p by 7:00 BUSI 5pm NE M-F e 5pm Day 7West Years a Row! Service Voted Best Dry Cleaner am TO 7:30(Mpm F) M-FM-F7:00 (Find Behind Panera!) Sa me 7 Years in a Row! 251 Lee Suite 153, Warrenton 540-349-3141 Da y 251 West Lee Hwy, Suite 153, Warrenton 540-349-3141 Se rvi In (Find us Behind Panera!) ce by (M 9a 2517West West Lee Suite 153, Warrenton 540-349-3141 -F m, ) In ou 251 Lee Hwy, Suite 153, Warrenton 540-349-3141 by t 9am by , 5p out SAT m by 5pm SAT 8:00 Years in a Row! SAT 8:00 am TO 6:00 pm Th

n

Sam In

(Find }us Behind Panera!) 251West West Lee Hwy, 153, Warrenton 251 Lee Suite 153, Warrenton In Behind Panera!) by 9am,(Find {m AUGUST 2018Suite | HAYMARKET LIFESTYLE 251West West Lee Lee Hwy, Suite 540-349-3141 43 out us 251 Suite 153, 153, Warrenton Warrenton 540-349-3141 by 5p Voted Best Dry Cleaner Sam e Day Ser vice (M(Find us Behind Panera!) F) 251West West Lee Lee Hwy, Suite 540-349-3141 7 Years in a Row! 251 Suite 153, 153, Warrenton Warrenton 540-349-3141 In

Same Same Da In 9a by In by

b


child develops into his or her teenage years, weight training will result in an improvement in body composition. Because weight training also helps improve conditions like high blood pressure, elevated cholesterol, and obesity, we encourage inactive children or those not playing sports to strength train as well. Using an InBody scan we have tracked marked improvement in body composition with several of our youth fitness participants who were facing weight issues. And, we have found that even in kids with physical

program that follows the recommended guidelines and precautions is safe and effective for children. When choosing a program for your child, and for the sake of safety, make sure the coach controls the amount of weight lifted and the modality utilized. Kids should not try strength training on their own, or by watching online videos. Be sure the training is always supervised by an experienced and certified strength coach that teaches your child proper technique, the purpose and benefit of the exercises, as well as safe and respectful gym behavior. Performed in a safe environment with proper load, weight training will increase strength, but not muscle size. As your

disabilities, strength training is a reasonable and beneficial protocol. We have worked with numerous youths with disabilities, including a young man with cerebral palsy. His strength has improved to the point that he is reaching his goal of walking with one crutch. I like to say that the iron belongs to everybody, and I know that his self esteem and confidence has risen because he is doing strength training. One thing we hear from college coaches and our athletes that have gone on to play collegiate sports, is that those athletes who strength train are better prepared for the rigors of playing at the collegiate level. They demonstrate increased performance on the field, and benefit

“we encourage inactive children or those not playing sports to strength train as well.”

PHOTOS COURTESY OF NEXT LEVEL FITNESS

recall and stored memory, and that will continue to improve as they age. So, let’s talk about the number one (and rightly so) concern that parents have: safety. With a well qualified coach and a structured program designed for your child’s age and development, strength training is completely safe and beneficial. In fact, the American Academy of Pediatrics, American College of Sports Medicine, American Orthopaedic Society for Sports Medicine, and the National Strength and Conditioning Association all agree that a supervised strength training

44

{ AUGUST 2018 |

HAYMARKET LIFESTYLE

}

from having learned such important qualities as leadership, focus, and team building. It’s those kinds of intangibles that translate to the rest of their lives. The fact is, strength training has many benefits. Your child will have improved athletic performance, increased confidence, and better health overall. At Next Level, we work with youth who want to be competitive athletes, as well as kids who want a good time in a non-competitive environment. So as long as you are working with a qualified coach, your child will stay safe, enjoy the experience, and develop skills and habits that will stay with them for the rest of their life. ❖


TOGETHER: A BETTER WAY TO FIGHT CANCER For over 40 years, Virginia Cancer Specialists has been dedicated to the fight against cancer and diseases of the blood. Our highly skilled physicians offer a consultative approach to care, by using the most up-to-date therapies and treatment options available, in a convenient, community-based setting. Our integrated treatment approach provides access to expanded services, including medical oncology and hematology, radiation therapy, orthopedic oncology, genetic counseling, palliative medicine and research. We offer a new state-of-the-art research clinic dedicated exclusively to Phase I clinical for women’s trials. Our physicians treat all cancer types, with subspecialists in areas such as Breast, Gastrointestinal, Lung, Genitourinary, healthSarcoma, and Hematologic Malignancies, to name a few.

Mitul Gandhi, M.D.

Alisan Kula, M.D.

Maran, M.D. Comprehensive Gynecological & ObstetricalJey Services for women’sRobert Marsh, M.D.

health

Dr.women’s Carolyn Foley for Congratulations to our Gainesville Medical Deborah Thomson, NP & Obstetrical Services health Comprehensive Gynecological Oncologists recognized as 2018 Northern for women’s Dr. John Gonzalez Virginia Magazine’s TopComprehensive Doctors! healthGynecological & Obstetrical Services Dr. Carolyn Foley Dr. Iris Amarante

Deborah Thomson, NP

Carolyn Foley Dr. John Gonzalez & Obstetrical Services Geoffrey Moorer, M.D. Muhammad Siddiqui, M.D. Finding and Comprehensive treating cancer atGynecological an early stage can save lives Dr. Deborah Thomson, NP

Dr. Iris Amarante Please call (571) 325-0411 Credentialed Dr. Carolyn Foley Dr.at:John Gonzalez Prince William Medical Center or visit VirginiaCancerSpecialists.com\Gainesville DeborahNovant Thomson, Dr. NP Iris Amarante 7901 Lake Manassas Drive Gainesville, VA 20155

IAL RC E MM CO

L TIA EN D I S RE

(Palliative Care)

Novant Haymarket Medical Center Dr. JohnInova Gonzalez Credentialed at: Fair Oaks Hospital Center 2280 Opitz Blvd., Suite 300 Novant Prince William Medical Center Dr. Iris Amarante Woodbridge, VA 22191 Novant Haymarket Medical Center

Credentialed at: Inova Fair Oaks Hospital Center • High risk pregnancy care Novant Prince William Medical Center Novant Haymarket Medical Center Credentialed at: • Minimally invasive surgery • High risk pregnancy Inova care Fair Oaks Hospital Center Novant Prince William Medical Center • New approaches to menstrual disorders Novant Haymarket Medical Center • Minimally invasive surgery Serving our • High risk pregnancyInova care Fair Oaks Hospital Center • Infertility evaluation and •counseling New approaches to menstrual disorders patients and • Minimally invasive surgery Serving our • High risk pregnancy care • Infertility evaluation and counseling • Menopause management our community patients and • New approaches to menstrual disorders • Minimally surgery • Menopause management Serving our our community • Same invasive day appointments for more than • Infertility evaluation and counseling • New approaches to menstrual•disorders Same day appointments30patients years. and for more than • Evening Serving our •hours Menopause management our community

• Infertility evaluation and counseling • Evening hours patients andfor more than • Same day appointments • Menopause management 15111 Washington St., Ste. 121 our community 30 years. • Evening hours 15111 Washington St., Ste. 121 Haymarket, VA 20169 • Same day appointments for more than Haymarket, VA 20169 30 years. • Evening hours 8644 Sudley Road, Ste. 305 St., Ste. 121 15111 Washington

30 years.

8644 Sudley Road, Ste. 305

Manassas, VAHaymarket, 20110 VA 20169 Manassas, VA 20110

Dr. David Afram, MD & Erin Lawson, PA coming in July! 15111 Washington St., Ste. 121 8644 Sudley Road, Ste. 305 Haymarket, VA 20169 Manassas, VA 20110 703-368-1969 QUALITY • RELIABILITY • SERVICE www.cwcare.net www.cwcare.net 8644 Sudley Road, Ste. 305 FENCES: WOOD • CHAIN-LINK • VINYL • PRIVACY • DECORATIVE • ORNAMENTAL 703-368-1969 VA GATES... 20110 Comprehensive Gynecological and Obstetrical Services ALUMINUM • DRIVEWAY Manassas, GATES • CONTROL AND MORE!

703-368-1969

www.cwcare.net

CUSTOM FABRICATION: WELDING • RAILINGS

703-368-1969

FREE GATE

www.cwcare.net

$125 VALUE!

WITH ANY FENCE JOB OF 150 FEET OR MORE Not valid with any other offer or prior purchase.

703.754.0011 BEITZELLFENCE.com

Serving our patients and community for more than 30 years 15111 Washington St, Ste 121 Haymarket, VA 20169 8644 Sudley Road, Ste 305 Manassas, VA 20110

703.368.1969 www.cwcare.net

· High risk pregnancy care · Minimally invasive surgery · New approaches to menstrual disorders · Infertility evaluation and counseling · Menopause management · Same day appointments · Evening hours

Credentialed at Novant PW Medical Center, Novant Haymarket Medical Center and Inova Fair Oaks Hospital Center

Dr. Carolyn Foley, FACOG · Deborah Thomson, CRNP Dr. Iris Amarante, FACOG

{ AUGUST 2018 |

HAYMARKET LIFESTYLE

}

45


BACK TO SCHOOL ON A BUDGET BY SANDRA PACKWOOD | PHOTOS BY KARA THORPE | MODELS: CONNOR FOX, OLIVIA JACKSON, SARAH KAMPHUIS, MARY MOORE, SAVANNAH MOORE, MAX PACKWOOD

HAIR AND MAKEUP: Ashley Gray, Rocky King, Ash Salon 6601 Jefferson St., Haymarket 703-753-0594 / SalonAsh.com CLOTHING AND ACCESSORIES: Do You Dejavu 43 Main St., Warrenton 540-347-7743 On Facebook at @DoYouDejavu Stuff! Consignments 7482 Limestone Dr., Gainesville On Facebook at @StuffConsignments

46

{ AUGUST 2018 |

HAYMARKET LIFESTYLE

}

B

ack to school shopping ranks right up there with Christmas as a major budget buster for families. This year, parents with children in grades K-12 are expected to spend an average of $501.00 on everything from clothing to paper and pencils, and many will spend much more. But all that shopping doesn’t need to break the bank. One great way to spend less is to shop in consignment stores. These days, consignment stores offer the latest styles from name brands at a savings of 50% to 70% per item. And you won’t believe how many items you’ll find with the original tag still attached! Consignment shopping is good for the environment and even better for your budget. And if your kids have any concern they won’t be totally on-trend, check out the following pages for of-the-moment looks that were styled right off the racks at Do You DejaVu Consignment in Warrenton, and Stuff! Consignments in Gainesville.


For a young, preppy look, Connor is wearing flat front khakis from Bonabos and a Vineyard Vines button-down Oxford. Sarah is wearing J. Crew floral shorts with a light blue plaid blouse and Hunter Original Tall Wellington boots in aubergine. A printed messenger bag completes her easy, casual look.


These two are picture-perfect proof that youth and style can absolutely be synonymous. Olivia is wearing black skinny jeans with J. Crew three-tone flats and a two-tone leather jacket over a rust colored tank. A large, vintage leather carrier completes her look. Max is stylish in red shorts and a striped navy tee topped with a plaid shirt left unbuttoned for a super casual look.

For a look that’s a little edgier, Olivia is in a shoulder cut romper paired with a denim jacket and crepe leather sneakers. Rompers are everywhere and will be with us all through the fall season. Max looks sharp in Levi’s jeans and a plaid, button-down shirt paired with Vans sneakers.


For these two young beauties, we picked easy going, on-trend outfits. Savannah is in a blue printed romper, short denim jacket, and cool Sperry topsiders (next to which she's placed a pretty patchwork tote). Mary is in a super cute and age appropriate Zara dress complemented by a Vera Bradley backpack.

YES,

white jeans can be worn all yearround.

Yes, white jeans can be worn all year-round. Sarah is wearing skinny jeans from White House Black Market with a printed tank and a white cardigan. Connor is wearing Vineyard Vines cargo pants in gray, paired with a Ralph Lauren polo. We added the argyle cardigan for a more sophisticated, academic look.

SAVE EVEN MORE: FRIDAY, AUGUST 3RD THROUGH SUNDAY, AUGUST 5TH Shop during Virginia’s Sales Tax Holiday weekend and you’ll pay no sales tax on school supplies that cost $20 or less, and on clothing and footwear that costs $100 or less. For more information, visit Tax.Virginia.Gov/Virginia-Sales-Tax-Holiday.


SET THE

STEAKS HIGH BY MIKE ALLEN

O

f the many reasons to savor the annual recurrence of the heat we like to call summer, high on the list has to be food cooked on the grill, and by food I mean a juicy steak. The dog days of summer are upon us, and it’s the perfect time to move the kitchen outdoors. Whether you’re a foodie or a bachelor with no other kitchen utensils, everyone appreciates the enhanced flavors from grilled food, the ease of cleanup afterwards, and the opportunity to play with fire. Grilling also offers the chance to eat well for much

less while playing outdoor games like horseshoes or cornhole with a drink in hand. Like working the remote control, cooking outdoors is a lot easier than most men would like to admit, and it doesn’t matter whether your grill is gas, charcoal, open pit, or electric, as long as you keep a few tips in mind. First and foremost, do all the prep work you can before starting the grill, especially when using wood or charcoal. Timing is crucial and you can’t very well turn coals off. Now, start by opening your favorite beer, and let’s get prepping.


For ALL Your Remodeling Needs Our Services include: Kitchens • Bathrooms • Basements Decks • Carpentry • Flooring Electrical Service • Tile • Cabinets

Our mission is to provide you with the lowest competitive pricing, quality products and exceptional service.

6649 Garland Drive, Unit #11, Warrenton, Virginia 20187

Visit our Showroom: Monday - Friday 8:00 am - 4:30 pm

540•351•0600

www.blackwoodkitchenandbath.com

HHeritage eritage unt D Dental ental HHunt 7100 HeritageVillage Village Plaza, Suite 101101 7100 Heritage Plaza, Suite Gainesville, VA 20155 Gainesville, VA 20155

Now Offering Cerec Same Day Crowns Now Offering Cerec NO Same Day Crowns NO IMPRESSIONS! TEMPORARIES! ONE EASY APPOINTMENT! NO IMPRESSIONS! NO TEMPORARIES! CallONE and make appointment today EASYanAPPOINTMENT! or visit our website for more details!

Y

H

Call and make aneritage appointment today or visit our website more details! New Patientfor Special unt Exam, Cleaning, X-rays ental for $99

H

CTICE

D

7100 Heritage Village Plaza, (REGULAR VALUE $292)Suite 101 Gainesville, VA 20155

New Patient Special Exam, Cleaning, X-rays $99 Now Offering Cerec Samefor Day Crowns

LCOME

(NOTVALIDWITH 3RD PARTY PAYMENT. COUPON IS NECESSARY. CAN NOT BE COMBINED WITH OTHER OFFERS. EXCLUDES PERIODONTAL CLEANINGS AND INVISALIGN. EXPIRES 09/30/2018) NEW PATIENTS ONLY

Heritage

Hunt eritage Dental H D ental Hunt 7100 Heritage Village Plaza, Suite 101 7100 Heritage Village Plaza, Suite Gainesville, VA 101 20155 Gainesville, VA 20155

Now Offering CerecDay Same Day Crowns Now Offering Cerec Same Crowns NO IMPRESSIONS! NO TEMPORARIES! NO IMPRESSIONS! NO TEMPORARIES! ONE EASY ONEAPPOINTMENT! EASY APPOINTMENT! Call and make an appointment today Call make appointment today or visit ourand website foran more details!

NO IMPRESSIONS! NO TEMPORARIES! • VETERAN WITH A HEART FOR MILITARY (REGULAR FAMILIES ONE EASY APPOINTMENT! • VETERAN WITH A HEART FOR CAN MILITARY (NOTVALIDWITH 3RD PARTY PAYMENT. COUPON IS NECESSARY. NOT BE COMBINED

VALUE $292)

FAMILIES • OWNER-OPERATED, DOCTOR AND PRACTICE WITH OTHER OFFERS. EXCLUDES PERIODONTAL ONE CLEANINGS INVISALIGN. Call and makeNEW an appointment EXPIRES 8/31/2017) PATIENTS ONLYtoday • MOST INSURANCE PLANS WELCOME

FOR MILITARY

OWNER-OPERATED, ONE DOCTOR PRACTICE or• visit our website for more details! • EMERGENCIES AND NEW PATIENTS WELCOME

• MOST INSURANCE PLANS WELCOME Dr. Chris Houser, DMD,PC

DOCTOR PRACTICE Dr. Chris Houser, S WELCOME DMD,PC PATIENTS WELCOME

al.com

New Patient Special • EMERGENCIES AND NEW PATIENTS WELCOME Exam, Cleaning, X-rays for $99 (REGULARVALUE $292)

703-754-5800

or visit our website for more details! New Patient Special Exam, Cleaning, for $99 NewX-rays Patient Special (REGULARVALUE $292)

Exam, Cleaning, X-rays for $99

(NOTVALIDWITH 3RD PARTY PAYMENT. COUPON IS NECESSARY. CAN NOT BE COMBINED

(REGULARVALUE $292)

WITH OTHER OFFERS. EXCLUDES PERIODONTAL CLEANINGS AND INVISALIGN. EXPIRES 8/31/2017) NEW PATIENTS ONLY

(NOTVALIDWITH 3RD PARTY PAYMENT. COUPON IS NECESSARY. CAN NOT BE COMBINED WITH OTHER OFFERS. EXCLUDES PERIODONTAL CLEANINGS AND INVISALIGN. EXPIRES 8/31/2017) NEW PATIENTS ONLY

www.heritagehuntdental.com Se Habla Español

(NOTVALIDWITH 3RD PARTY PAYMENT. COUPON IS NECESSARY. CAN NOT BE COMBINED WITH OTHER OFFERS. EXCLUDES PERIODONTAL CLEANINGS AND INVISALIGN. EXPIRES 8/31/2017) NEW PATIENTS ONLY

703-754-5800

www.heritagehuntdental.com

How will your child benefit from lessons? - Build a strong sense of confdience & responsibility - Help your child unplug - Provide a great workout

{ AUGUST 2018 |

HAYMARKET LIFESTYLE

}

51


First, marinate your steaks. My favorites for the grill are Ribeye, Porterhouse and T-bones. Everyone has their favorite prep, but I prefer a little Worcestershire sauce to dampen the meat and then a heavy dry rub. Make your own or use a store bought rub like Montreal or Emeril’s, and add salt and pepper. Don’t worry about it being too salty, because it doesn’t permeate the meat, but it does help form a flavorful crusty exterior. Also be sure to have the meat at room temperature before grilling. Cold meat does not cook evenly. Next, decide what your side dishes will be. This would also be a good time to grab another beer. I prefer a garden salad and summer corn. Summer corn is easy to cook on the grill. Just keep it away from the high heat and it will be ready to go in just a few minutes. If you want potatoes with your steak, you can even bake them on the grill. This will add time, but it’s worth it. Try rolling the washed potato in salt, pepper, and Italian seasoning, then wrap it in foil, stab it with a fork, and cook it on the grill away

52

{ AUGUST 2018 |

from the hot center for about an hour until it gets soft on the inside. Now make your drink decisions. If you happen to be watching your carbs or just prefer wine, it’s perfectly acceptable to replace the aforementioned beer with a cold glass of Peju Sauvignon Blanc as your aperitif. Also, while the potatoes are cooking, pop the cork on your favorite bottle or two of Alexander Valley Cabernet so that it has time to open up before dinner. Another delicious idea for while the potatoes are cooking. A good way to pass the time while you wait for the potatoes is to make the best outdoor appetizer – shrimp on the barbie. There’s no easier way to turn your steak dinner into a little surf and turf then to buy a pound or two of large unpeeled Argentine Shrimp, douse in melted butter, fresh squeezed lemon juice, and lots of Old Bay. When the grill is good and hot, place the shrimp directly on the grates using your grilling tongs. Flip after a couple minutes when the shells turn pink. Remove, peel, and dip in cocktail sauce. It’s a great

HAYMARKET LIFESTYLE

}

appetizer while you’re waiting, and the mess stays outside. Finally, it’s time for steak. T-bones, Porterhouse and Ribeyes are made for the grill. They have enough marbled fat to give the meat that extra flavor. Make sure the grill is hot enough to get the needed sear, and then cook to desired tenderness. Remember, no matter how done you like your steak, it will continue to cook after you remove it from the grill. This is where the art of grilling comes in to play. It’s easy to overcook, so err on the undercooked side. You can always cook longer if need be. Now sit down with your friends and family, share the cab that was made to accompany steak, and enjoy the fruits of your labor while you can. Remember, winter is coming! ❖ ABOUT THE AUTHOR A resident of Northern Virginia, Mike Allen is a wine consultant, historian, amateur photographer, coach, and blogger. Most importantly, he is the father of Jake and Zack.


Law Offices of Clay & Lofaso, PLLC

summer

SALE continues

Joules dresses now 50% off when you mention this ad

Best

20I8

Lifestyle

the HAYMARKET LIFESTYLE MAGAZINE the GAINESVILLE LIFESTYLE MAGAZINE

of

THANK YOU

H AY M A R K E T / G A I N E S V I L L E

for voting us

Best Law Firm Criminal Defense • Traffic • Bankruptcy • Civil Litigation Business Law • Appellate Practice 7430 Heritage Village Plaza - Suite 202 Gainesville, Virginia 20155 (703) 754-0503 Phone • (703) 754-0580 Fax • www.clay-lofaso.com

CHRISTINE FOX w w w . c h r i s t i n e f o x . c o m • 47 S. 3rd St • Warrenton

CLIENT FOCUSED. RESULTS DRIVEN.

6 Years of Service in Our Community.

Thank You.

Thank you for giving me the opportunity to serve you and your family for the past 6 years. I look forward to working together with you toward your financial goals in the future.

CRIMINAL, PERSONAL INJURY, FAMILY LAW, WILLS, & APPEALS

Deborah L Trnka Financial Advisor MKT-5110B-A

.

5300 Merchants View Sq Ste 100 Haymarket, VA 20169 571-248-8267

www.edwardjones.com Member SIPC

9300 W. Courthouse Rd., Ste. 204, Manassas, VA 20110 (703) 884-1107 • (703) 530-7022 www.northvalaw.com

{ AUGUST 2018 |

HAYMARKET LIFESTYLE

}

53


ABOUT THE AUTHOR Mark Luna is a Portfolio Rep for Roanoke Valley Wine Company. He has a Level 3 Advanced Certification from the Wine & Spirits Education Trust (WSET) and is a member of the prestigious Wine Scholar Guild, where he’s finishing his Italian Wine Scholar post-nominal accreditation. Through and beyond his work for RVWC, Mark writes, teaches and guest-speaks about wine in a variety of both industry and privately held events. He lives in Nokesville with his family. For events, Mark can be reached at info@winespique.com.

Red, hot August and the search for the missing holiday BY MARK LUNA

I

f you saunter through today’s Gregorian calendar, you’ll notice that in virtually every month, there is pause for either a traditional holiday or some kind of National Celebration Day, honoring something. We have the whole year covered, as our country’s full of them. Obviously, January 1st kicks it all off, with a midnight kiss. Fast forward to year’s end and you have two really big ones that occupy November and December. And then there’s April’s special Sunday, with chocolate bunnies and eggs. There’s also a couple of national 3-day weekends, at the end of May and beginning of September. And of course, don’t forget the pyrotechnic celebration every July, honoring our nation’s birthday. Still, for every one of those traditional, grand occasions, we also have lesser, but equally important days of recognition, like February and lovers, March and leprechauns, October and goblins, and June’s two Sundays, one each for mom and dad. Then there’s August. Lonely, forgotten August. The month where everyone skips town, trying to stretch out summer as long as humanly possible before begrudgingly returning home to get ready for school, or work…or Congress. Sure, you have celebratory days of the JV kind, like National Mustard Day, on August 4th, and Wiggle Your Toes Day, on the 8th (that’s a heck of a week). And don’t forget doozies like Left Hander’s Day, on the 13th, and National Spumoni Day, on the 21st. But the one

54

{ AUGUST 2018 |

HAYMARKET LIFESTYLE

}

After months of crisp whites and floral rosés, red wine is swirling inside the barrels, just waiting to explode.”

day that truly epitomizes August happens to fall on the 27th - National Just Because Day. That’s right, just because. I must confess, though, I love NJBD, for it sets up my favorite celebration day that August somehow managed to snatch up for itself, and that is National Red Wine Day, on August 28th. Now that’s how you polish off the month! After months of crisp whites and floral rosés, red wine is swirling inside the barrels, just waiting to explode. And no matter how high the thermometer climbs, a great red just can’t be denied, especially when the AC is cranking. So, for this issue, I’ve picked two producers and six rosso selections that I think are perfect for August. Seth Cripe makes great California pinot noir. Hailing from Anna Maria Island, Florida, Seth was bitten very early by the wine fruit fly, showing earnest, if not unusual interest at the age of 12, and reading anything and everything he could about the wine world. Soon after, the restaurant gigs came,


Each office independently owned and operated

Build your backyard oasis. Visit one of our four showrooms and discover how to bring your vision to life.

Janet Light REALTOR®

540-219-7509

Serving Prince William, Fauquier and Surrounding Counties

Winchester ⁄ Loudoun ⁄ Ruckersville ⁄ Upperville frederickblock.com

85 Garrett Street Warrenton, Virginia 20186 1931 Plank Rd Suite 201 Fredericksburg, Virginia 22401 Office: 540-373-2000 | Fax: 540-373-7224 | Email: janet.light@c21nm.com

Our Rates Are In Full Bloom! PROFESSIONAL, PERSONALIZED SERVICE

HOPKINS L F THE

AW

IRM

MICHELLE M. HOPKINS ATTORNEY AT LAW

Visit or call a branch near you and start saving today!

571.248.2210 MHOPKINSLAW.COM

{ AUGUST 2018 |

HAYMARKET LIFESTYLE

}

55


as did wine list exposures. His calling was heard and, at 17, he left for California to pursue his wine dreams. After 12 harvests at some of the world’s most renowned wineries, including Caymus and Pfeiffer Vineyards, he founded LOLA (named after his favorite dog) in 2008, and set out to make high quality, yet approachable wines. Of his numerous offerings, my favorites are his three pinot noirs – North Coast 2016, Russian River 2016, and his single-vineyard beauty, Artisanal Series Pinot Noir 2014. The North Coast PN 2016 is a unique blend of pinot vineyards from Mendocino, Russian River, and the Sonoma Coast. An entry-level, walk-in wine, it preserves dark cherry fruit, a touch of cola, and redwood forest aromas. His Russian River PN 2016 is a step up, with darker concentrations of both fruit and terroir, all exclusively sourced from California’s most prestigious region for pinot noir. It is both refreshing and refined. If you want the best, then you must try his Artisanal Series PN 2016, a small batch of wine produced solely from the Coast Grade Vineyard, situated less than a mile from the Pacific Ocean, on Ben Lomond Mountain – the westernmost area of the Santa Cruz Mountain appellation. This wine is gorgeous, with overflowing aromas of ripe plum and strawberry, with a palette to match. Throw in a touch of spice, fresh fig, and excellent acidity, and you have greatness. Any (and all) of these three wonderful pinots can be best enjoyed, in honor of LOLA of course, on August 10th. You know, National Spoil Your Dog Day. Staying in California, my old stomping grounds, we turn to the beautiful red wines of the Peter Franus Wine Company. Much like Seth, only add a few decades, Peter’s winemaking skills were born of a passion, both for wine and the way of life that it offers. He is both studied and imaginative, a craftsman and an artist, and his wines reflect the core knowledge and heartfelt love that he has for his winemaking home, Napa Valley. Napa Valley represents barely 5% of California’s total wine production, but its stature is global. And for the countless number of visitors it welcomes every summer, it knows that red wine isn’t just for winter consumption, not even close. Peter’s wines are world-class, and in choosing his

56

{ AUGUST 2018 |

HAYMARKET LIFESTYLE

}

reds, I’ve decided on three that I think separate him from so many others who are still trying to be great, his Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon 2014, Brandlin Vineyard Mount Veeder Zinfandel 2014, and Lake County Red Hills Rhone Blend 2014. If you’re going to drink Napa, you have to drink Cabernet. Peter produced his first Cabernet Sauvignon in 1981, as winemaker for Mount Veeder Winery; he knows what he’s doing. His Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon 2014 is produced in the legendary Howell Mountain AVA, in the northeast corner of the valley. This is a majestic wine, dark ruby in color, with a shower of inviting aromas such as dried herb, cassis, and subtle vanilla. Floral notes add to its elegance and approachability. Ripe yet moderate tannins and good acidity create balance, and plum/cherry overtones add freshness and focus. It’s full bodied, but never weighty. Brandlin Vineyard Mount Veeder Zinfandel 2014 is the way to go if you want to “dance with the one that brung you.” Zinfandel is truly a California original, despite its Primitivo grape origins, and Peter’s Zin is a showstopper. Coming from one of the most exclusive vineyards in Mount Veeder, 1200 feet above the Napa Valley floor, this wine is alive, bursting with spice, black cherry, cranberry, cinnamon, and pepper, all in a firm and concise structure. Zinfandel is a zesty grape and this wine doesn’t miss a step. It’s a big night out at the end of a hot summer day. And finally, something a little different. Lake County Red Hills Rhone Blend 2014 is a gamble that paid off. A spectacular property, situated at 3000 feet elevation, Red Hills is a not place for every winemaker. Soils are thin and drain instantly, and the elevation sets vines well above the hot summer heat trapped in the valleys below, aligning them in the path of cool westerly Pacific breezes. And all of this makes for superb wines, if you can pull it off. This French-inspired bottling is composed of Syrah, Grenache and Mourvèdre, the three classic varietals of the Rhone Valley, France. Not your typical Napa wine, but brilliant nonetheless. Peter’s skills truly shine here, as each grape’s characteristics come through – the clove, smoked ham, and pepper of Syrah, the lavender and floral notes of Grenache, and the brooding fruits of Mourvèdre, all commanding complete attention. And like LOLA, Peter Franus red wines are absolutely perfect for those special August occasions – like National Friendship Day on the 7th, National Relaxation Day on the 15th, and Kiss and Make Up Day on the 25th. Whatever your day of choice, just get to the 28th, and all will be right in August. If you have any questions about the wines, you can find me at info@winespique.com. Until then, Happy Vino’ing! ❖


THANK YOU FOR VOTING OUR OFFICE

BEST PHYSICIANS IN FAUQUIER COUNTY

Casual American Fare & Sports Bar

Sports Physicals & School Shots!

Daily Specials Prime Rib Nights Tu & Th Private Bookings Available Happy Hour Specials Breakfast Sat & Sun Locally Raised Beef Burgers NOW OFFERING

VOTED

LACTATION SERVICES

2014-20

Dennis Rustom, MD, FAAP • Diana Chalmeta, MD • Joshua Jakum, MD, FAAP Katherine Bovee, MD, FAAP • Debbie Hayes, RN FNP-C Joyce Apted, PhD, CPNP • Candace Simpson, RN MSN, CPNP-PC

BEST WINGS18!

571-248-0752 | www.JimbosGrill.com 7901 Heritage Village Plaza | Gainesville, Virginia Like Jimbos Grill & Bar on Facebook!

Everyone has a story to tell. We want to hear yours... Please contact us with: - Story ideas - Photo submissions - Article reactions - Comments - Questions - Upcoming events

Lifestyle

Best the W A R R E N T O N L I F E S T Y L E

20I8

2017

M AG A Z I N E

of

FA U Q U I E R

20 Rock Pointe Lane • Warrenton, VA 20186 540.347.9900 • www.piedmontpediatrics.com

The First Name in Landscaping P RO F E S S I O N A L R E S I D E N T I A L L A N D S C A P E M A N AG E M E N T

Making your Landscaping Dreams a

Reality

Email editor@piedmontpub.com or contact us on /haymarketlifestyle

Landscape Master Plan Designs • Tree, Shrub and Planting Bed Installation • Turf Renovation • Paver Patios, Walkways & Decks Flagstone, Pavers & Masonry • Koi Ponds & Water Features Outdoor Kitchens, Grills, Firepits & Fireplaces Retaining Walls & Terrace Gardens • Landscape Lighting

premierturfandlandscaping.com 703-754-3326 • Haymarket, Virginia

{ AUGUST 2018 |

HAYMARKET LIFESTYLE

}

57


A

Sign of

the

Times

American Sign Language: an ideal form of communication BY DEBBIE EISELE

O

ver the years many articles and news clips have detailed the benefits of teaching young children sign language. But, there are a myriad of other reasons to learn American Sign Language (ASL), even if you are a high school student or an adult. Research has shown ASL benefits individuals with no hearing impairments; studies stated learning this language helps to “improve spelling, behaviors, small motor skills, and develop a stronger vocabulary and ability to communication more effectively.” Additionally, professionals benefit as well because knowing ASL allows effective communication with deaf or hard of hearing clients. Throughout the Commonwealth many school divisions offer ASL

58

{ AUGUST 2018 |

instruction (see the list of regional schools), and some provide credit to students who successfully complete coursework outside of their school. For students with reading difficulties, such as dyslexia and other specific learning disabilities, ASL provides an alternative to traditional foreign language classes, and provides them an opportunity to learn a useful language skill and explore a potential career path.

Information for students and parents. The Virginia Department of Education’s (VDOE) website noted: “Foreign language instruction is an important part of Virginia’s efforts to provide challenging educational programs in its public schools and to prepare students to compete in global society. Knowledge and skills that students acquire in foreign language classes reinforce and expand learning in other subject areas.” So, why is ASL not considered a foreign language? ASL is not a form of

HAYMARKET LIFESTYLE

}

English as many may think. “American Sign Language (ASL) is a complete, complex language that employs signs made by moving the hands combined with facial expressions and postures of the body. It is the primary language of many North Americans who are deaf and is one of several communication options used by people who are deaf or hard-of-hearing,” according to the definition from The National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders. For Virginia public school students seeking an advanced diploma, individuals must successfully pass three (3) foreign language classes (of the same language), or two (2) classes of one language and two (2) of another to fulfill degree requirements. For those with learning differences such as dyslexia or other specific learning disabilities, learning any foreign language is difficult. According to the VDOE, “ASL courses have satisfied the high school Advanced Studies Diploma foreign language requirement for over


YOUR COMMUNITY

ONLINE

• Visit us today for the latest news, sports and features from Arlington, Fairfax, Prince William, Stafford, Fauquier and throughout the region. • Sign up for daily headlines – delivered to your inbox!

Download the free app and like us on Facebook

703-318-1386 { AUGUST 2018 |

HAYMARKET LIFESTYLE

}

59


20 years.” (See 1998 Supts.’ Memo # int001 on the Web at doe.virginia.gov). Current Virginia legislation states (§ 22.1-207.5.): “Instruction in American Sign Language. ‘American Sign Language’ means the natural language recognized globally that is used by members of the deaf community and that is linguistically complete with unique rules for language structure and use that include phonology, morphology, syntax, semantics, and discourse. If local school boards offer one or more elective courses in American Sign Language such school boards shall (i) grant academic credit for successful completion of an American Sign Language course on the same basis as the successful completion of a foreign language.” VDOE standards of accreditation does address the awarding of course credit (section 8 VAC 20-131-110). According to a VDOE representative, Lisa Harris Ed.D. specialist for world languages and international education: “The SUPTS. Memo #205, dated September 21, 2007 (doe.virginia.gov) specifically references this section when discussing the awarding of foreign language credit to native or heritage language speakers.” Harris supplied the Standards of Accreditation (SOA) currently in place (full SOA text may be found online at doe.virginia.gov): “The SOA allow for school divisions to award credit for other than clock hours, as you will see in the Supts. Memo [Memo #205 noted above].” Harris detailed, “Some Virginia school divisions have a local policy to award credit for demonstrated proficiency, such as in the Fairfax County Credit by Exam program. In order to pursue this option, a local school division would need to have a written policy in place for how they would award the credit. This policy must be approved by the Superintendent and School Board.” She also shared that “it is a local decision as to whether they [local school division] will award credits for other than clock hours and how that credit will be awarded, so long as the policy is consistent with the SOA regulations as

60

{ AUGUST 2018 |

We have found that kids who have struggled with language or foreign language previously often do very well in ASL courses. It stimulates different areas of the brain and allows them to learn a language that improves fine motor skills, handeye coordination, and processing abilities.” outlined in the Supts. Memo #205.” Harris also said revised SOA are scheduled to take effect in 2018. The SOA includes updates to the regulations pertaining to the awarding of credit, and the new graduation requirements referred to as the Profile of a Virginia Graduate. Additional state legislation (HB 84) has been approved by the Virginia House and Senate this year and will take effect upon approval (signature) by the Governor, which adds to existing legislation in the Code of Virginia. (full text available at law.lis.virginia.gov).

Fauquier County Public Schools Fauquier County Public Schools currently offers several foreign language courses for students, but not ASL. Brian Gorg, Fauquier County School Board Member, Center District, said, “I am supportive of the school division researching options for adding ASL back into our curriculum. ASL instruction has positive learning benefits to students in addition to its relevance as a modern language. Implementation of an ASL program is being researched by administration but options will depend on divisional budget priorities, enrollment interest, and the options we have to deliver ASL courses.”

HAYMARKET LIFESTYLE

}

— DR. MICHAEL E. BISHOP

Dr. David Jeck, Superintendent of Fauquier County Public Schools, said, “I know there is interest within the school community to add ASL as a course, or series of courses. I am a big fan, but we need the state to cooperate in regard to recognizing it as a foreign language substitute. This would really be helpful. I am more than happy to push for this.”

Prince William Public Schools Patriot High School, located in Nokesville, offers three ASL courses. Initially Patriot offered Level 1 ASL in 2012, but has grown the program over the years. Dr. Michael E. Bishop, the school’s principal, said, “We went from having a handful of Level 1 classes in our second year to having two full-time teachers, offering 10 sections of the course between them, in levels one through three.” Bishop also shared, “We have found that kids who have struggled with language or foreign language previously often do very well in ASL courses. It stimulates different areas of the brain and allows them to learn a language that improves fine motor skills, hand-eye coordination, and processing abilities.”


I'm so glad we called M.E. Flow!

We Carry a Huge Variety of Yarns & Supplies!

Fast Response! Their service technicians are so nice!

PATTERNS • CLASSES KNITTING • CROCHET CROSS STITCH NEEDLEPOINT

SUMMER HOURS: Monday - Saturday: 10 am - 5 pm Sunday: CLOSED

15125 Washington St. #108, Haymarket, VA 20169 703-659-1062 www.needlesinthehaymarket.com info@needlesinthehaymarket.com

DAY! CALL TO meflow.com

FOR HVAC SYSTEM REPLACEMENTS -- YOUR SATISFACTION IS GUARANTEED! M.E. Flow, 12 Cardinal Park Drive #107, Leesburg

Family owned & operated since 1951!

ST. PAUL’S “Nobody looks at

print

advertising anymore.” oops, you just did...

EPISCOPAL CHURCH

All are welcome!

Celebrate SUMMER With Us! Summer Sunday Schedule: AUGUST 2018 8:30 am Worship Service without Music 9:30 am Choir Rehearsal 10:30 am Worship Service with Music 11:30 am Fellowship 6750 Fayette Street, Haymarket, VA 20169 The Rev. Sean K. Rousseau www.stpaulsepiscopalhaymarket.org

Rev. Sean K. Rousseau Family

&

PediatriCare of Northern Virginia, PC

DR. GIANCOLA | DR. TAMONDONG | DR. JOHNSON DR. KATZ | DR. SHEA | DR. ANDERSON | DR. JUSTIN

15195 HEATHCOTE BLVD. SUITE 250, HAYMARKET

For more information, please call Jim Kelly at 434-987-3542

571.222.2520 { AUGUST 2018 |

HAYMARKET LIFESTYLE

}

61


Schools in the region which offer ASL instruction Fauquier, Culpeper and Rappahannock County schools do not offer ASL at this time. Prince William County offers course at Patriot HS and Woodbridge HS. Loudoun County offers classes at the following schools: Briar Woods High, Broad Run High, Dominion High, Freedom High, Heritage High, John Champe High School, Loudoun County High, Loudoun Valley High, Park View High, Potomac Falls High, Stone Bridge High, Tuscarora High, and Woodgrove High. Fairfax County schools with course offerings include: Oakton High, West Potomac High, West Springfield High, Westfield High, and Woodson High. Virtual Learning is another option and offers approved providers schools may use for ASL instruction. According to VDOE, students who wish to sign up should consult their local guidance office and visit the Virtual Learning website (doe.virginia.gov) for more information. For public school divisions who require additional information, administrators should contact the VDOE specialist for the region, Timothy Ellis. (Source: VDOE)

Bishop also explained this course is accepted as a language credit by the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCCAA) Clearinghouse and “allows students to provide evidence of three years of a language (which is a college entrance requirement).” Bishop shared advice to other schools interested in offering ASL courses: “Hire a qualified ASL teacher and ensure there is a curriculum in place for the students and instructor to utilize. Our two instructors, Ms. Chadwick and Ms. Carter, do an excellent job of challenging the students while supporting their maturation and development.” Bishop also said some students, as juniors and seniors, will “sign” during end-of-year school ceremonies, such as graduation. Tressela Bateson, support specialist with the Virginia Department for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing shared some positive experiences: “I have taught ASL before (at the university level). I recall one of my students coming up to me telling me that he had a disability and needed accommodations. He was dyslexic. Needless to say, he was the best student in that class. He described learning ASL like a light going off in his head; language just made sense all of a sudden.” She also said, “I have seen children with other types of language processing disorders pick up ASL easier than learning to speak, read, or write English. That helped bridge to their learning English after they had a way to express and receive information in a less frustrating way.” Bateson also shared, “I even taught my own hearing children how to sign (as I am deaf). My children sign, and both excel in language arts.”

62

{ AUGUST 2018 |

For Professionals and Students According to the Registry of Interpreters for the Deaf (RID), there are 335 Certified members in Virginia. RID’s website provides information on becoming an interpreter as well. “Interpreters and translators, not just ASL, are listed at The Bureau of Labor Statistics (bls.gov). The job growth is 18 percent. However to be a good interpreter, and a certified one, a B.A. degree is required by RID. It is a tough career. You have to have a good foundation in English and be fluent in ASL. But, it is also a rewarding career and in very high demand,” said Bateson. Bateson suggested a few organizations which offer online ASL instruction. “Ones [classes] taught by native signers are best,” she said. Here are a few of the websites she provided for individuals interested in learning more about ASL instruction options: signlanguage101.com, signingsavvy. com, and gallaudet.edu/american-signlanguage-program/asl-online. For adults, it is not too late to learn ASL to benefit your career, or to transition into a new one working with the deaf community. LFCC , Northern Virginia Community College, and many four-year colleges and universities across the nation offer ASL courses. This language provides students and professionals a way to communicate more effectively with deaf individuals. If you communicate with the public and many customers (no matter the career), there is a likelihood you will need to talk with someone who is deaf; being able to speak their language would be an asset to your business. ❖

HAYMARKET LIFESTYLE

}

Students Share Experiences: Tristan Corbett, an 18 year-old studying at Northern Virginia Community College (NOVA), was a Patriot High School student who participated in ASL, and is now enrolled in ASL 3 at the NOVA Annandale Campus. He shared his experience with this language: “I found it to be a very satisfying experience. Learning a new language was always fun for me, I had stints with German, French, and Mandarin for short periods of time but with ASL I found that it clicked so much easier than the others. I also feel ASL has improved my English. When you sign in ASL often times you come to a point where you're not sure of a certain word’s sign equivalent, it forces you to think and make connections, breaking down semantics, and building a new perspective on your world. As with every language, I look forward to using ASL with the deaf community, it's nice to have someone speak to you in your own language and that's no different for them I'd imagine. As far as using it in my career I do hope to become adept enough to be able to use it in the field. I'm currently planning on becoming a counselor, and to broaden my horizons with more languages would be helpful to me on a professional platform and to better any experience I may have should someone within the deaf community become a patient of mine.” Erin Newman is currently in her second semester at Northern Virginia Community College, and studied ASL at Patriot High School. Newman is pursuing a career as a sign language interpreter and shared: “If you study ASL you are doing your part in helping to expand the reach of the deaf community and make the hearing world a bit more open to those who are deaf or hard of hearing. Studying ASL in high school benefited me in that it helped me get a head start on my chosen career path. I have always had an interest in ASL, and with the help of my teacher Mrs. Andrea Chadwick-Jenkins, I was able to begin educating myself on the language and culture. Having the opportunity to begin those classes in high school made entering the college level courses much easier for me.” Newman utilizes her skills with patrons she serves at her job as a waitress and server.


Learn & Discover at Grō A Natural Education Space

James S. Long Park

Preschool Now Registering for Fall Classes for ages 3 and 4-5

Schedule a tour of the facility!

Contact jengland@pwcgov.org or call (703) 792-5180

James S. Long Park  4603 James Madison Highway  Haymarket, VA 20169  pwcparks.org/gro


Lifestyle

the H A Y M A R K E T L I F E S T Y L E

M AG A Z I N E

PO Box 3632 · Warrenton, Virginia 20188 540-349-2951 · www.piedmontlifestyle.com

a great dental experience for your child!

Your Child’s SAFETY Comes First!

Dr. Patricia Wood, DDS and our caring, experienced dental team make sure your child is comfortable during their entire visit!

NEW PATIENT SPECIAL! Cash Price for Cleaning, Polishing, X-Ray, Dental Exam - $79 Valued at $230

Morning and Evening Hours Take the Hassle Out of Your Schedule • Your Child Will Feel Comfortable and Safe • Convenient Payment Options • Your Child Will Have FUN In Our State of the Art Office • Sedation Is Always An Option • Most Insurance Accepted

big smiles for little kids

Expires in 30 days

FREE

Consultation/Second Opinion Valued at $86

CALL:703-468-0700 CALL:703-810-7835

7521 VA 7521 Virginia Virginia Oaks Oaks Dr., Dr., Suite Suite 210, 210, Gainesville, Gainesville, VA 20155 20155 Across From CVS on Rt. 29

Across From CVS on Rt. 29

smilezpediatricdentalgroup.com


Turn static files into dynamic content formats.

Create a flipbook
Issuu converts static files into: digital portfolios, online yearbooks, online catalogs, digital photo albums and more. Sign up and create your flipbook.