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Have you ever wanted a glass or two of wine but don’t want to waste the rest of the bottle? Well here are four ways to avoid wasting your wine.
The bathroom is one area of the home that you shouldn’t put off cleaning. Unlike living areas or bedrooms, bathrooms are exposed to much more than everyday dirt or dust and the occasional spill. Surfaces like sinks, toilets, bathtubs and shower fixtures can collect bacteria, hard-water deposits, mold or mildew, soap scum and other gross buildup over time, so it’s crucial to stay on top of regular bathroom cleaning.
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Conducted by OnePoll on behalf of The Hanover Insurance Group, Inc. a survey found that while some Americans made some huge changes during the…
A home on North Bath Avenue in Waynesboro transforms into "Campbell's Light Show" each holiday season.
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The Virginia Department of Health reported Monday that the state has 25,070 COVID-19 cases, an increase of 989 over the 24,081 reported Sunday .
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Ventnor Mayor Beth Holtzman was among former Atlantic Cape Community College graduates selected for this year’s President’s Distinguished Alumni Award, the college said Thursday.
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Eight of the region's Top 10 homes in June were in Richmond and all sold for more than $1 million, including this 4,600-square-foot house at 4309 Dover Road in Windsor Farms neighborhood that sold for $1.71 million. The four-bedroom, 3½-bath house is one of three homes in Windsor Farms that sold in June for more than $1 million.
This five-bedroom, 3½-bathroom home at 1811 Monument Ave sold for $1.25 million, making it the top home sale in May for the Richmond region. The 4,500-square-foot home is near the Robert E. Lee Monument.
This marks the second consecutive month in which a home on Monument Avenue is the region's top home sale. In April, a three-story home at 2021 Monument Ave. sold for $2.1 million.
This three-story home at 2021 Monument Ave. sold for $2.1 million in April. Dr. Juan A. Astruc Jr., an ophthalmologist with Retina Institute of Virginia, and his wife, Beth, bought the house, built in 1926. James C. Wheat III, co-founder and managing partner of private equity firm Colonnade Capital LLC. based in Henrico County, sold the 6,339-square-foot house. Wheat had bought the home in December 2018 for $2.1 million from Cabell and Patti Harris, who bought it for $300,000 in September 1994.
The top home sale in March was a six-bedroom home with a swimming pool at 1215 Rothesay Circle near Windsor Farms that sold for $1.499 million on March 22. The Mediterranean-style home, located west of the Powhite Parkway and north of the James River, sold in June 2018 for $1.62 million.
The top home sale in February was a five-bedroom house at 2 Red Fox Road near the Hermitage Country Club. It was bought by Michael W. Triplett Sr. It was bought for $2.052 million. The house was assessed in 2019 for $2.17 million. Pam Diemer with Long & Foster represented the seller.
The top home sale in January was a house in Windsor Farms sold by Thomas D. Gottwald and his wife, Jaclyn. Gottwald is the son of Thomas E. "Teddy" Gottwald, the chairman, president and chief executive officer of NewMarket Corp. The four-bedroom Tudor home has 4,829 square feet. It sold for $1.725 million. The couple bought the house for $1.5 million in 2014.
If the working-class residents who moved onto the odd-numbered side of the 2500 block of O Street in Richmond’s Church Hill North neighborhood…
The top home sale in December was a six-bedroom house on Three Chopt Road at Pepper Avenue, not far from St. Christopher's Lower School complex. The 6,433-square-foot home was among the top home sales for all of 2018.
The third highest-priced home in December was sold by Robert S. "Rob" Ukrop Jr. of the Richmond Kickers fame and son of the president and CEO of Ukrop's Homestyle Foods. He bought the six-bedroom Colonial-style house in the Randolph Square neighborhood in Goochland County, south of River Road, in January 2014 for $1.68 million and sold it on Dec. 28, 2018 for $1.55 million.
The buyer of the top home sale in November was Prentice Salter, an executive with the Colonial Downs Group, and his wife, Laura, according to county property records. The 9,418-square-foot house is at 18234 Barkstone Court in the Rivergate community in Goochland County. The seller was Brian J. Callaghan, the co-founder of Henrico County-based technology staffing firm Apex Systems Inc., and his wife, Melissa. Brian Callaghan and two Virginia Tech fraternity brothers founded Apex Systems in 1995. They sold the business in 2012 in a $600 million cash-and-stock deal to On Assignment.