In a continuing effort to find fairly short, easy hikes, Pam Owen and her friend Robin Williams decided to hike the lower part of Whiteoak Canyon Trail and found some rocky challenges. […]
Rappahannock Democrats’ brunch sets record numbers; Old Dominion Hounds Point-to-Point races are this Saturday at Ben Venue Farm; and this Saturday is the Open Door Tour for the Artisan Trail. […]
The Rappahannock Board of Supervisors are continuing their regular meeting today, 9 a.m. April 6 at the library. The Washington Planning Commission are holding a public forum on Saturday at Town Hall to continue the Comprehensive Plan. […]
When the state of Virginia moved the mountain people from their homes to clear the way for Shenandoah National Park, “it hurt some of them pretty bad … It hurt their souls, their heart,” Elmer Atkins believes. […]
The costs cited with the following permit applications are estimates: Mimy Indra and David Kane, Flint Hill, add 100 amp subpanel, $800.00; Ridge 35 LLC, Washington, interior renovations, window, door, roof replacement and add deck, $300,000. […]
Tuesday, March 28: 7:49 p.m. — Warren County, mutual aid, company 9.; 9:42 p.m. — Gore Road, Castleton, public service, company 5. […]
Unedited video of the Rappahannock County Board of Supervisors’ public meeting at 2 p.m. Monday, April 3 at the county courthouse. […]
The RSW Regional Jail Authority Board voted last Friday to appoint Gilkison as superintendent of the regional jail, which holds County prisoners and others in the region who wind up on the wrong side of the law. […]
Rappahannock County supervisors have their work cut out for them in filling three government posts that for decades have been handled by one dedicated official, Richie Burke. […]
RappU’s new nurse aide training lab: an entire classroom equipped with three hospital beds, life-like manikins, and extensive array of medical devices. If you didn’t know better you’d swear you were standing in a hospital ward. […]
The highly talented brotherly partnership of Rob and Ben Clyde, with a high addiction to film and TV, left their native Virginia for Los Angeles — where they have made quite the name for themselves. […]
I should be a bit more skeptical, it says right there on the package, “can be planted as early in the spring as the ground can be worked.” You know what happened when we had that full week of almost 70 degree temperatures in February, right? […]
Historic Garden Week is around the corner. Businesses of Rappahannock honor Shaw’s; John Bourgeois hosts Rapp at Home tea gathering; and CCLC receive 20 pairs of donated rain boots. […]
Relentless, his jokifying
Went on non-stop,
Made traffic halt and Aspens quake.
Encouraged by the slightest chortle,
A guffaw sent him off in mirthic ecstasies,
Stepping not too lightly on the trillium. […]
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