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Harleigh Cupp

Harleigh Cupp

Verified

Reporter, Daily News-Record

United States

Final Covers

Reproductive Rights , Scams , Crime , Labor

Doesn’t Cover

stuff that's boring (nothing is boring)

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Total articles 486

  • Historic Funk House Gets Polished Up For Airbnb Guests

    By Harleigh Cupp| Daily News-Record Verified SINGERS GLEN — According to historians, the pint-sized settlement once known as Mountain Valley hit its prime era of development in the late 1800s and continues to be saturated with strong bonds in land, religion and Funk family history to this day. Within the last year, a house built by the grandson of Joseph Funk in 1894 has been purchased and polished up by Elvin Shank who put the 3-bedroom Victorian estate on the short-term rental market for visitors to enjoy its historic charm.

    By Harleigh Cupp · Daily News-Record

    Apr. 05, 2024

  • Family-Run Farm Feeds Hungry A.T. Hikers

    By Harleigh Cupp| Daily News-Record Verified ELKTON — Nothing hits the spot for a hungry Appalachian Trail hiker quite like a barn bed and a home-cooked meal and located just minutes from the base of Swift Run Gap entrance of Shenandoah National Park, is a family operation called Small Axe Farms where weary thru-hikers can find both. Small Axe Farms is owned and operated by husband and wife Alec Bauserman and Kelly Buck.

    By Harleigh Cupp · Daily News-Record

    Mar. 01, 2024

  • Historic Funk House Gets Polished Up For Airbnb Guests

    By Harleigh Cupp| Daily News-Record Verified SINGERS GLEN — According to historians, the pint-sized settlement once known as Mountain Valley hit its prime era of development in the late 1800s and continues to be saturated with strong bonds in land, religion and Funk family history to this day. Within the last year, a house built by the grandson of Joseph Funk in 1894 has been purchased and polished up by Elvin Shank who put the 3-bedroom Victorian estate on the short-term rental market for visitors to enjoy its historic charm.

    By Harleigh Cupp · Daily News-Record

    Apr. 05, 2024

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Daily News-Record

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