Debut Issue
The first issue of the magazine was released to the public on February 1, 2011, featuring two cover stories: one on the Miss Smith Mountain Lake Scholarship Pageant and one on William Byrd High School's famed Big Orange wrestling tournament. The cover featured reigning Miss Smith Mountain Lake Ashley Faucher and William Byrd wrestler Garfield Harris. Inside offered a variety of stories, including a review of Vinton's The Barbeque Grill, a story on local band Relinquish, a business feature on OMA Training and many more unique and one of a kind profiles and feature stories.
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