Crispy Roots: a Delicious Fried Chicken Backstory

Jen BaileyLakeview, Volume 1 Issue 3

🍗 Gordonsville Fried Chicken Festival is October 4th on Main St in Gordonsville After the Civil War, Gordonsville’s train station became the stage for a unique kind of entrepreneurship. Formerly enslaved women—known as waiter carriers—would balance platters of fried chicken, pies, and coffee on their heads, rushing to sell them through the open windows of passing trains. Hungry travelers couldn’t …

An Autumn Worth Savoring: Bucket List Activities for Fall at the Lake

Jen BaileyVolume 1 Issue 3

Fall at Lake Anna and the surrounding towns is more than just changing leaves — it’s a season full of flavors, festivals, and memory-making moments. From crispy fried chicken to spooky corn mazes, your fall calendar can fill up fast. Here are some activities to add to your fall list: Jen BaileyHi! I’m Jennifer Bailey and I partner with entrepreneurs …

5 Surprising Treatments Available that You Didn’t Know Existed

Jen BaileyLakeview, Volume 1 Issue 3

Health and wellness have come a long way from just “rest and prescriptions.” Today, new approaches focus on solving everyday problems in surprising ways. Check these out: Acupuncture so you can eat red meat after a tick biteThe Solomon Approach Allergy Treatment (SAAT) uses just one tiny acupuncture needle in the ear to help the body respond differently to allergens—including …

Know Before You Close: Here are 7 Things to Know Before You Sign on that Incredible New Lake Property [Sponsored]

Jen BaileyLakeview, Lakeview Quarterly, Volume 1 Issue 3

By Mary Crowe Peaceful mornings by the water, afternoons on the boat, and evenings watching the sunset from your deck? Heck yes! But before you finalize your purchase, there are a few important details to understand about lake property ownership. You’ll Need Shoreline Permits. One of the biggest surprises for new lake homeowners is that you can’t just build a …

Sip, Savor and Celebrate: The Virginia Norton Tour

Jen BaileyLakeview, Volume 1 Issue 2

Move over Chardonnay, take a step back Cabernet – Virginia’s own Norton grape is taking center stage.Thanks to the efforts of the Norton Network, a growing collective of local growers, winemakers, and advocates, this native varietal is finally getting the spotlight it deserves. What’s So Special About Norton, Anyway? For starters, Norton isn’t just any grape—it’s America’s native-born wine grape, …

Love at First Spark: Electric Boats Reimagined

Jen BaileyLakeview, Volume 1 Issue 2

Watts not to love about electric boats? Built on a mutual love of innovation and boating, the new romance of electric boats is here. Power boats, deck boats, social cruisers and personal watercrafts… the future of electric has come a long way. Electric boats are quietly—yet powerfully—transforming the boating industry. As more boaters seek eco-friendly, cost-effective, and high-performance alternatives to …

Boat Rental or Excursion with a Captain: What’s right for you?

Jen BaileyVolume 1 Issue 2

Do you want to be the captain, or the guest? That’s the biggest difference when choosing between a boat rental and a captained excursion. What better way to spend a day at Lake Anna than on the water? Whether you’re seeking adventure, relaxation, or simply a change of pace, there are options for everyone — and you don’t even need …