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This photo looks like a print from Currier and Ives, known for those picturesque panoramas of gorgeous winter scenes. It was taken by Steven Shor at Eagle Valley Golf Course last winter at the 40th annual Sleigh and Cutter Festival. This unique event, which at one time was part of the St.
Brothers Logan and Noah Stofferahn show their Woodbury pride while visiting their grandparents in Englewood, Florida.horewood enjoy a day of fly-fishing on the Madison River near West Yellowstone, Montana
The rare astronomical phenomenon, a blood moon, occurs when the moon is closest to earth in its orbit and coincides with a lunar eclipse, leaving the moon in the Earth’s shadow.
Every year we look forward to the flood of images that appear on our submission site as we launch our annual photo contest. This year was no different and we received countless beautiful photos from many talented members of our community.
A Woodbury resident for almost three years, Stephanie Lundell describes herself as “a busy mom of two awesome kids” who works part-time at Babies R Us. She also owns a photography business, Captured Photography by Stephanie Lundell.
Name that holiday: It’s celebrated by millions of people around the globe across five different religions and commemorates nothing less than the triumph of good over evil. Give up? It is Diwali, and it is divine in both senses of the word—an occasion that is lovely and also honors the gods.
Woodbury resident Barbara Flanaghan caught up with the local news amid the cactus at the spectacular Desert Botanical Garden in Phoenix.
Something New for the Best of Woodbury 2017!
Voting for our annual readers’ choice poll will take place January 1-31, 2017 here on the site and finalists will be posted online in March.
Look for the winners in the July 2017 issue of Woodbury Magazine!
The annual East Ridge High School Raptors versus Woodbury High School Royals football game traditionally draws a huge crowd to cheer on the crosstown rivals. It’s a much-anticipated event in Woodbury, alternating between the two high school’s home fields.
Kenya Skytte of Woodbury caught up on the local news with Woodbury Magazine while on a trip to London, England.
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