Aila Boyd is a Virginia-based educator and journalist. She received her MFA in writing from Lindenwood University.
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Mapping out Virginia’s vibrant Pride festivals
Pride Month will be celebrated across Virginia at these eight vibrant pride festivals.
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Creepy legends about the Richmond cemetery where two presidents are buried
Hollywood Cemetery in Richmond is unlike any other cemetery in Virginia, given that it serves as the final resting place of two presidents, six Virginia governors, two Supreme Court justices, and a slew of other notables. Due to its wide variety of burials and sprawling size, it should come as no surprise that there’s no…
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Reality TV royalty: Virginia contestants and their success stories
Learn about some of the most notable reality TV contestants who reside in the commonwealth, and how they did in their respective seasons.
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Chasing tulips in Virginia: When & where to see spring’s colorful spectacle
Bask in the vibrant blooms of spring by visiting these top destinations for tulips in Virginia.
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Grow local: How to embrace Virginia’s native plants
Find out what Virginia’s native plants are, plus the places you can go to see them in bloom or buy them for your garden.
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From resorts to museums, here are the best senior discounts in Virginia Beach
Because the area is so popular among the 55+ crowd, there are plenty of senior discounts in Virginia Beach. Here are some of the best.
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Luck of the Irish? 1 in 6 people in this VA county have Irish roots.
No matter which corner of the commonwealth you’re in, the unique culture that the early Irish settlers brought with them has survived to the modern day. If you’re looking to connect with your Irish roots or simply celebrate St. Patrick’s Day, we’ve got you covered with this guide to all things Irish in the Commonwealth.
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Hampton Roads’ pie trail: Where to indulge
If you love pie, check out this list of 11 stops to visit in the Hampton Roads region of Virginia. You can enjoy a slice or two, then take a whole pie home for later.
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The creepiest things you’ll find at the Poe Museum in Richmond
The Poe Museum in Richmond is dedicated to all things Edgar Allan Poe. It features numerous structures and countless artifacts from the literary figure’s life. If you’re interested in Poe, or simply the macabre, the museum is well worth the visit. Check out the history of the museum, as well as some of the creepiest…
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4 wonderful ways to spend an evening in Norfolk’s Waterside District
If you’re looking to have a fun evening in the Waterfront District while taking in views of the Elizabeth River, we have you covered with recommendations for where to grab a drink and a bite to eat, enjoy an event, see attractions, and take a sail.
