Greet Del Ray
Your Stories | Your Photos | Your Community
Welcome! We love serving this community.
Greet is the warm “hello” waiting in your mailbox. Nothing brings us more joy than sharing stories from local residents, exclusively for readers (and neighbors) like you.
We are grateful to serve this amazing community.
Every month, we share never-before-published stories about local residents, businesses, and more.
See below for a few of our recent favorites.
Meet Shante Bullock
Recent Del Ray transplant finds joy in the Free Little Art Gallery community
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Tackling New Hampshire on the Appalachian Trail
With only two states left, the trail’s steep climbs, wild weather, and towering peaks tested both endurance and awe.
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Transforming Waste Into Opportunity
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Those Yard Signs Mean More Than You Think
Eco-City Homes are helping Del Ray homeowners lower utility costs while building a more energy-efficient Alexandria.
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Rewriting the Rules of Estate Planning
Why one attorney walked away from the billable hour — and built a firm around relationships instead
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Rooted in Del Ray
Educator, veterinarian, parents, neighbors: The King family’s story is one of devotion, belonging, and giving back.
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Turning Good Intentions Into Community Action
Volunteer Alexandria connects neighbors of all ages with meaningful ways to serve — right here in Del Ray
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Meet Your Publisher
Brett Kitchen
Greet is a monthly magazine reaching all 6000+ homes in the Del Ray community. The publisher, Brett Kitchen, had always enjoyed coming to Del Ray as a consumer and seized upon the opportunity to take it on as a magazine franchise when his friend presented the idea in the spring of 2022. “Del Ray has been the ideal community for a magazine such as Greet. The residents and business owners embraced this from the very beginning, and it has been wonderful to see them enjoying it and contributing to its success,” he exclaims. A Kentucky native living in the DMV since 1991, his career spans a range of organizations including the World Bank, Peterson Institute for International Economics, and Environmental Law Institute. He holds a B.A. in business management and French from Transylvania University (Lexington, KY) and an MBA from the Thunderbird School of Global Management (Phoenix, AZ). He serves on the board of YMCA Alexandria.
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