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January programming with The Stevens-Coolidge Place Community Content The North/Andover area properties of The Trustees are excited to announce January programming at The Stevens-Coolidge Place, Mary Cummings Park, Weir Hill, and Ward Reservation. Jump into the new year with one of our in-person or virtual programs to kick start 2021 on the right foot. Please note The Stevens-Coolidge Place will remain closed to the public except for scheduled programming during construction and until further notice; however, we encourage everyone to explore some of our neighboring properties to get us throug...

January 14: News from around the Driftless Area ‘News from Around the Driftless Area’ is a compilation showcasing the excellent work and interesting tidbits from the community journalists sprinkled throughout our area. VIROQUA –Chaseburg will be buzzing with activity when the Chaseburg Community Snowtrailers hold the 51st Annual Trail Days, Saturday and Sunday, Jan. 16-17. Chaseburg Trail Days has undergone some modifications due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. All events will take place in the lower level of the Chaseburg Village Hall. Saturday includes the poker r...

There’s still time left to enjoy Illuminights Lights, music, food and fun still left to be had at Explore Park’s Illuminights Tags:  You can expect beautiful lights, fun displays and great photo opportunities. There are some new additions this year, including fake snow and lights that sync up to the music. The themes this year are Over the River, Through the Woods, Fantasy and Christmas Traditions. As you walk the half-mile trail, you’ll see lights that fit each category. “We loved it. It was our first time,” said Nicki Dabney, who came to see the lights with her partner, Mike Koss...

December 22, 2020 at 10:45am COVID-19 may have put a damper on a lot of year-end festivities, but many hallmarks of this holiday season are still going strong. There is a certain magic in getting bundled up for ice skating or sipping mulled cider (or hot toddies) at outdoor restaurants. For something spectacular, families can enjoy holiday light shows or their neighbors’ tacky Christmas lights. All of these and more winter activities can be done in Fairfax County through January. This year, you can justify these cold weather-friendly events to your heat-loving friends even more, since the r...

click to enlarge Courtesy of Hudson Hall With over a foot of snow blanketing everything, it is really beginning to look a lot like Christmas. Everywhere, the lights are up and carols are on the radio. This year, due to COVID-19, celebrations will look a little different. But while we might not be able to go out and gather with one another at holiday parties and event venues like in years past, there are still many ways to keep your tra...