Richard Lykes
Named 704 times. These are the 400 blocks the name was read from (the first 400 kept), in the order the paper printed them.
- Aug 1, 2001 ^PfaUfau.'.. Mil' Ml'.-. if__ ^PfaUfau.'.. Mil' Ml'.-. if__ Photo courtesy ot Richard Lykes “Summer hay and blue skies forever capture this spectacular view from Vista Hermosa Fjwm, near Rint Hill.
- Jan 30, 2002 Photo courtesy of Richard Lykes Photo courtesy of Richard Lykes Hawk hunting at sunset over Rappahannock County.
- May 8, 2002 Photo courtesy of Richard Lykes Whimsy and sophistication can Photo courtesy of Richard Lykes Whimsy and sophistication can be seen in equal parts at a Folk Art benefit tour sponsored by the Ki Theatre on May 18, including this authentic Art Deco racer from the 1930s. Special guided tours...
- May 15, 2002 Photo courtesy of Richard Lykes "Three-Mast Schooner Model Ship" Photo courtesy of Richard Lykes "Three-Mast Schooner Model Ship" can be seen at a Folk Art benefit tour sponsored by Ki Theatre on May 18. Special guided tours of a private folk art museum in Rappahannock County will be held...
- Jun 19, 2002 By Richard Lykes Special to the Rappahannock News The By Richard Lykes Special to the Rappahannock News The Ki Theatre players will perform, with musical accompaniment, one of Shakespeare’s most famous and light-hearted plays, A Midsummer Night's Dream, on this Friday evening at 8 p.m., and again at a...
- Sep 26, 2002 Goodbye Summer ...just as we enjoyed the last summer days of 2002. Photo courtesy of Richard Lykes
- Oct 17, 2002 Photo courtesy of Richard Lykes Zebra grass in a Photo courtesy of Richard Lykes Zebra grass in a Flint Hill garden as the first rays of sun came up recently and hit the red fronds of the grass with incredible beauty. Adding to the mystique was the mist in...
- Oct 24, 2002 Photo courtesy ot Richard Lykes Fall Splendor in Blue Photo courtesy ot Richard Lykes Fall Splendor in Blue Ridge at Vista Hermosa Farm near Flint Hill. Fall is a special time in Rappahannock. This past weekend hundreds of visitors came to Rappahannock for the 46th annual House Tour and...
- Nov 7, 2002 Photo courtesy of Richard Lykes Avon Hall in all Photo courtesy of Richard Lykes Avon Hall in all of its fall glory situated in the Town of Washington! A Rappahannock first Conservation easement purchased
- Nov 7, 2002 By Richard Lykes Special to the Rappahannock News Another By Richard Lykes Special to the Rappahannock News Another “sold out” performance of No Ordinary Person rewarded Ki Theatre’s creative efforts on Saturday evening. Using story-telling as a catalyst for this popular annual production, four members of our “little theater”...
- Nov 7, 2002 Photo courtesy of Richard Lykes Photo courtesy of Richard Lykes PERFORMANCE: Sallie Morgan, Phel Jacobsen, Joyce Abell. Marion Winik, and moderator Julie Portman discuss their presentations in a question and answer session of “No Ordinary Person”. Web site offers Virginians advice
- Dec 12, 2002 Photo Courtesy of Richard Lykes VINTAGE MOVES: Members of Photo Courtesy of Richard Lykes VINTAGE MOVES: Members of The Colonial Dancers performed last weekend in the Washington Town Hall as part of “A Christmas in Little Washington.” The schedule events also included a performance of “The Shepherds’ Play” at...
- Dec 26, 2002 Photo Courtesy of Richard Lykes With spectacular beauty, a Photo Courtesy of Richard Lykes With spectacular beauty, a red ribbon blows in the wind and early snow from a lamppost at Vista Hermosa Farm near Flint Hill to hail the holiday season and welcome in the New Year with...
- Jan 2, 2003 Photo Courtesy of Richard Lykes Nina Shepardson and her Photo Courtesy of Richard Lykes Nina Shepardson and her black lab, Norris, in the post office in Little Washington.
- Jan 2, 2003 ■> Photo Courtesy of Richard Lykes Jane Livingston, well-known Photo Courtesy of Richard Lykes Jane Livingston, well-known museum curator, shows her latest book on “The Quilts of Gee’s Bend” to folk art collector Pete Cecere at her Flint Hill home. Ms. Livingston will discuss her latest show, now at...
- Jan 9, 2003 Photo Courtesy of Richard Lykes Photo Courtesy of Richard Lykes Ann and Ronald Dodson of Viewtown
- Jan 16, 2003 Photo Courtesy of Richard Lykes Old Glory flies free Photo Courtesy of Richard Lykes Old Glory flies free on a wintery morning on the slopes of a farm in Rappahannock County. Thoughts are turning from this land of beauty to the nation’s land of liberty as the United States...
- Jan 16, 2003 66 Hopefully, It can be solved without any war. ...Cafe Washington Interviews by Rappahannock News Writer Mary Ann Kuhn; Photos courtesy of Richard Lykes
- Feb 6, 2003 c~e:c Courtesy of Richard Lykes Paul Arneson proudly wears c~e:c Courtesy of Richard Lykes Paul Arneson proudly wears a badge made in the shape of a shuttle with Capt. David Brown's name and those of the other astronauts sewn on it. It was given to him by Capt. Brown...
- Feb 6, 2003 Photo Courtesy ot Richard Lykes Rev. Phil Bailey and Photo Courtesy ot Richard Lykes Rev. Phil Bailey and his wife, Carol, hosted a dinner last Sunday at the Washington Baptist Church for guests from Slovakia who have been staying with Lois and Judge Raynor Snead at their home. The...
- Feb 20, 2003 Photo courtesy ot Richard Lykes Photo courtesy ot Richard Lykes Simba, the cat, perches on her deck at her Flint Hill farm enjoying the afternoon sun following last weekend’s snow storm.
- Feb 20, 2003 Photo courtesy of Richard Lykes Photo courtesy of Richard Lykes Snow falls gently on a Victorian bench one evening during last weekend's snow storm.
- Feb 20, 2003 L Phe!o coudesy ot Richard Lykes In the Rappahannock Phe!o coudesy ot Richard Lykes In the Rappahannock tradition of neighbors helping each other, Buddy Darden of Flint Hill drives his tractor over to a neighbor's to help clear their snow.
- Feb 20, 2003 Photo courtesy of Richard Lykes Martha Hughes of Jordan Photo courtesy of Richard Lykes Martha Hughes of Jordan River Farm and her two daughters, Joanna, 10, and Naomi, 7, made a family of four snowmen Sfter the recent blizzard. If you look closely, you can see their hands are...
- Mar 6, 2003 Photo courtesy of Richard Lykes Photo courtesy of Richard Lykes Sen. Eugene J. McCarthy at interview in his Georgetown apartment. political trenches but to enjoy a slower life and reflect on his long and productive career as a congressman, senator, farmer, writer and poet. Now...
- Mar 6, 2003 Photo courtesy of Richard Lykes Sen. Eugene J. McCarthy Photo courtesy of Richard Lykes Sen. Eugene J. McCarthy looks at a framed display on his wall of photos of President John F. Kennedy taken with him.
- Mar 6, 2003 Photo courtesy ot Richard Lykes Photo courtesy ot Richard Lykes Rehearsals for ‘Under Milk Wood’ underway Rappahannock County actors study their lines for the upcoming Ki Theatre production in Little Washington of Dylan Thomas’ sensual and poetic masterpiece, “Under Milk Wood,” on April 12 and...
- Mar 20, 2003 Photo courtesy of Richard Lykes Photo courtesy of Richard Lykes Silent peace vigil Some 50 persons from Rappahannock County came together in front of the Washington Town Hall Sunday night to quietly and prayerfully put forward their desire for peace—not war with Iraq. The Candlelight...
- Mar 20, 2003 Photos courtesy of Richard Lykes Photos courtesy of Richard Lykes Soup and Soul, a Ki Theatre sponsored forum for the discussion of creative works by authors and artists of Rappahannock County held its final event for the season at the home of Jim and Kathy...
- Mar 27, 2003 Photos courtesy of Richard Lykes “Virginia Farmland” is an Photos courtesy of Richard Lykes “Virginia Farmland” is an oil on canvas done in contemporary Realism style with Impressionist influences by Barbara Heile Sherwood at R. H. Ballard Gallery in Little Washington. wm ■1 m Earlier mews deadlines II ‘...
- Apr 3, 2003 Photo courtesy of Richard Lykes The South Branch of Photo courtesy of Richard Lykes The South Branch of the Thornton River flows beneath the new pedestrian bridge in Sperryville, the gateway to the Shenandoah National Park. The history of the Thornton River is one of the topics to be...
- Apr 24, 2003 „ Photo courtesy ot Richard Lykes More than 300 Photo courtesy ot Richard Lykes More than 300 Rappahannock County residents gathered on Saturday, April 19 at the Wayland family farm near Sperryville for a graveside service to mourn the passing of Barbara Wayland, 49, executive editor and general manager...
- May 1, 2003 Photos courtesy of Richard Lykes Rappahannock residents share a Photos courtesy of Richard Lykes Rappahannock residents share a lighter moment at Saturday’s opening of Lois Manookian’s exhibit at the Long View Gallery in Sperryville. Left to right: Sally Morgan of Washington and Linda and Bill Dietel of Flint Hill.
- May 8, 2003 — ■ —a— mat f l Rappahannock photographer Richard —a— mat f l Rappahannock photographer Richard Lykes captured this “Moon Sky” early one morning before the big moon disappeared. Moon gazers will gather here on May 15 for an event to celebrate the total eclipse of the moon that...
- May 15, 2003 Photos courtesy ot Richard Lykes A new dining experience Photos courtesy ot Richard Lykes A new dining experience awaits Rappahannock County residents when Griffin Tavern and Restaurant in Flint Hill opens its doors and welcomes diners at its official opening today.
- May 15, 2003 By Richard Lykes Special to the Rappahannock News A By Richard Lykes Special to the Rappahannock News A new addition to Rappahannock’s restaurant scene officially opens today in Flint Hill: Griffin Tavern and Restaurant. This British-style tavern— showcasing local food and decor, three dining rooms, a pub and retail...
- May 15, 2003 Photos courtesy of Richard Lykes Photos courtesy of Richard Lykes Debbie and Jim Donehey, owners of the new Griffin Tavern and Restaurant. ambiance are brass foot railings and a brass-tin ceiling reminiscent of a bygone era. The three principal dining rooms—the Rappahannock Room, the Hunt...
- May 22, 2003 install linoleum on ...test is simply not accurate and s >uld not be allowed to stand. Richard Lykes Flint Hill
- May 29, 2003 Photo courtesy of Richard Lykes Steve Butler, 59, a Photo courtesy of Richard Lykes Steve Butler, 59, a former U. S. Secret Service agent, talks about his campaign for sheriff of Rappahannock County—with support from Chloe, the family dog—outside his Burgers N Things carryout in Sperryville.
- Jun 5, 2003 ^. Photos courtesy ot Hal Hunter and Richard Lykes Photos courtesy ot Hal Hunter and Richard Lykes These five historic homes in Rappahannock County are among those surveyed and recommended by architectural historians to be nominated to the Virginia Landmarks Register. They are, from top left, Oak Forest, The...