Boot Camp Boosts Caloric Burn

At Middleburg Fitness Club, an outdoor regimen that boosts caloric burn has helped participants lose up to 4% of their body fat after their first semester. It's a fun experience that involves light jogging, calisthenics, and instruction from two highly motivated "sergeants" who are actually instructors at the Club. The first semester was so well received that two additional semesters will open this summer with more planned for the fall. The course is in and around the Hill School where there is little traffic and many of the exercises are conducted on grass. If interested, call the Middleburg Fitness Club at 540.687.6007 to join.

Classic Car Care in Upperville

A new Upperville business founded on decades of experience in modern and classic car service and restoration has opened in Upperville. Specializing in British and classic car repair, restoration and sales, British Classic Car Doctors can help you keep older, classic cars on the road, and they offer their specialty services to owners of newer vehicles for oil changes, tires, tune ups, and maintenance.

We have a large facility that provides indoor storage for all of our vehicles. British Classic Car Doctors can also locate almost any car for you, and have an extensive network of contacts to find rare cars for collectors.

Located next to Shenandoah masonry on Rt. 50, owner Paul Warren invites you to stop by for a full tour of the new facility.

Frazier Named Loudoun Area Executive for BB&T

Alice P. Frazier, former executive vice president and chief financial executive for Middleburg Bank, has been named area executive for Loudoun County by BB&T. Ranked number one in market share, BB&T offers services at twelve financial centers. A 16-year banking veteran, Frazier most recently served as an executive vice president and chief financial officer for Middleburg Financial Corporation and Middleburg Bank. She was chief operating officer at Middleburg Financial from 2004 to 2007. With $121.7 billion in assets, BB&T Corporation is the nation's 12th largest financial holding company. More information about the company is available at www.BBT.com.

Middleburg Bank Breaks Ground on Ashburn Center

Officers and community leaders recently met to officially begin construction on Middleburg Bank's new Ashburn Financial Services Center in Junction Plaza Shopping Center. The new facility is scheduled to open in November of 2007 at 20955 Professional Plaza.

Pictured above are (from left to right): Matt Zorbas, VP-Construction, Alliance CPM, Inc.; Bill Byers, VP-Commercial Lender-Ashburn, Middleburg Bank; Brian Chavis, Chairman, Loudoun County Chamber of Commerce; Ron Anzalone, AVP, Retail Banking Manager-Ashburn, Middleburg Bank; Joe Boling, Chairman & CEO, Middleburg Bank; Andy Bigler, AVP, Corporate Real Estate, Middleburg Bank; Gary Shook, President, Middleburg Bank; Arch Moore, Executive Vice President, Middleburg Bank; Carolyn DiPrinzio, Vice President-Investments, Middleburg Bank.