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All Souls Unitarian Universalist Holiday Bazaar returns Dec.2

CAFFE chairman resigns after serving 21 years

C onstitutional lawyer Dr Lloyd Barnett has stepped down as chairman of Citizens Action for Free and Fair Elections (CAFFE) after serving in that post for 21 years. Dr Barnett assumed the...

New multimedia exhibit, reception comes to All Souls Church

50 Precious Objects...a new exhibition in Willaura tells the town's stories

Innovation in cancer research showcased at Markey Research Day

A day-long spotlight event May 12 highlighted the latest advancements in cancer research underway at the University of Kentucky Markey Cancer Center.

Obituary: Brenna Reynolds, 1973-2021

Brenna Reynolds Brenna Reynolds (formerly Wrest) of Burlington, Vt., died on January 1, 2021. She was 47. Brenna grew up in Beverly, Mass., and Essex Junction and Westford, Vt. She graduated from Essex Junction Educational Center and earned a BA degree from Trinity College in Burlington. Brenna had many skills and interests. She had significant intellectual capabilities and was interested in current events, particularly about the inequality of people of color. Her sense of humor was renowned, and she had a vast collection of friends. She was generous and kind. Most recently, she found talent in using colored pencils, learning how to draw and creating zentangle designs. She was quite an athlete in her younger years and an avid sports fan.

Annual Chain of Checks Radiothon underway

WINCHESTER — WINC Radio’s annual Chain of Checks Radiothon is underway, and area businesses have agreed to double up to $20,000 in listener contributions. The Cove Campground in Frederick County is among the growing list of supporters who have taken advantage of the matching offer. On Thursday afternoon, The Cove pledged $1,000 to the Radiothon. That amount will be doubled to $2,000 by event sponsors Marlow Motor Co. of Front Royal, Bowman-Shoemaker Cos. of Stephens City, White House Foods of Winchester and Bill and Lois Reynolds. All proceeds from this year’s Chain of Checks will benefit the Congregational Community Action Project (CCAP) of Winchester, which hopes to collect enough money to buy a delivery truck to better serve local families in need.