1 minute readAROUND & ABOUTfrom Country ZEST & Style Magazine Fall 2024 Editionby Country Zest & StyleNext ArticleAt the National Sporting Library & Museum for a Sold-out Program on “Daniel Brewster: War Hero, U.S. Senator, Horseman”AROUND & ABOUTThe Middleburg Museum at 8 North Madison Street recently hosted a brick laying ceremony. Among the first bricks ? Highcliffe Clothier, whose owner Mark Metzger recently retired.Photo © by Vicky MoonHatteras and Valor belong to Andrew Burns, who brings his fetching canines for Half Price Hamburger on Tuesdays at the Red Horse Tavern in Middleburg. All three of them get a burger.Photo © by Vicky Moon Rev. Gene LeCouteur, Rector of Emmanuel Episcopal Church in Middleburg, and Library Advisory Board member Cindy Plante.Photo © by Leonard ShapiroSnoopy, who lives on Tom Sweitzer’s front lawn on Federal Street in Middleburg, says VOTE.Photo © by Vicky MoonPatty Callahan and her face-painted grandson, Curry Johnson, at the Middleburg Library Advisory Board party.Photo © by Leonard Shapiro More articles from this publication:At the National Sporting Library & Museum for a Sold-out Program on “Daniel Brewster: War Hero, U.S. Senator, Horseman”1minpages 66-67Alan Rubin Called Them Punjabs2minpages 78-79Music With a Message at Fauquier Livestock1minpages 76-77I’ll Trade You One Waterford Plat for Two Leven Powells3minpages 76-77AND, WE’RE OFF TO THE RACES2minpages 74-75PROPERTY Writes Spectacular Sunsets Over The Spring House2minpages 72-73MODERN FINANCE O-O-O-Ozempic3minpages 72-73Seven Loaves Also Nourishes Its Volunteers4minpages 70-71Celebrating 40 Years of Great Meadow: Honoring a Legacy and Building the Future2minpages 68-69Show moreThis article is from:Country ZEST & Style Magazine Fall 2024 Edition
