February 2004
Archive - February 2004
Features
Virginia's Ringling, by Joan Tupponce
The circus is coming to town - actually it is always in town with Kenneth Feld and Virginia-based Feld Entertainment.
Vintage Boar's Head, by Jo Ann M. Hofheimer
The Charlottesville resort is offering up weekends of wine and culinary education.
In Every Issue
Letters | Contributors | Natives | Reviews | Style | Bellwether | About Town | Odd Dominion | Departures
Upfront
In the World Arena, by John Toivonen
Vienna never saw such a soccer coach.
Mediterranean Fight, by Thomas Prunier
The first war on terror?
Potato Chips, Family Made, by Alexandra Walker
Sarah Cohen presides over the smallest potato chip operation in Amerca: Route 11 Potato Chips.
Northern Diamondback Terrapin, by Emily Grey
Buffaloes of the bay were once tasty soup delicacy.
Nick's Carried Away, by Elizabeth Cogar
Neon compass rose points to heaven.
Departments
Travel | Panhandle with Care, by Deveron Timberlake
Florida's west is getting to be rather spiffy.
Beauty | No Shack, this is Sugar House, by Ann Cochran
Sweet pampering at Alexandria's Sugar House, the day spa.
Food | Honey, It's Mead, by Deveron Timberlake
Yes, that mead from the middle ages, in Virginia.
Towns | Petersburg's Easy-to-Find Revival, by Peter Barton
A visit to the former home of Kool cigarettes, a town coming into its own again.
Food | Chef of State, by Deveron Timberlake
The governor has a chef of note. Plus recipes.