On Thursday, Dec. 2, the Rappahannock County Water and Sewer Authority will meet at 7:30 p.m. at the Rappahannock County courthouse on Gay Street. There being no business to come before them, the consolidated November-December […]
The Planning Commission tabled an application by AT&T last Wednesday for its recommendation to the Rappahannock County supervisors on the first of several cell towers AT&T wants to build in the county — to allow […]
Five more stars for The Inn at Little Washington; details of Washington’s Christmas Dec. 5 festival and parade; Junior Olympics honors for two young Rappahannock runners. […]
Jennifer Deal last week asked each child in her kindergarten class at Wakefield Country Day School where turkeys come from and how they are prepared for Thanksgiving dinner. Here are some of their answers, as transcribed by Deal. […]
Thanksgiving will be a little cheerier and tables a little more full for many in Rappahannock County thanks to the efforts of volunteers and donors at the Rappahannock Food Pantry. At the Pantry building on […]
The Rappahannock County Sheriff’s Office charged Julius Ceasar Lucas, 19, of 24 Mason Mountain Lane, on Nov. 13 with underage possession of alcohol. Deputy Gary Jenkins also charged Lucas with trespassing after he was told […]
“There he is. Mr. Rappahannock. There he is. Your ideal. The dream of a million girls.” Last Thursday’s senior class fundraiser was not on par with the Miss America pageant, but the evening was entertaining […]
The Inn at Little Washington hosted a reception and Shenandoah National Park Trust fundraiser for approximately 100 people at its Tavern Shops Sunday afternoon to celebrate the 75th anniversary of the park and the opening of “Our Heritage, Our Park,” a collection of 27 works by local painter Kevin H. Adams. […]
Dean Hogan, a sophomore at University of Virginia’s College at Wise and a former Rappahannock County High School student and athlete, was chosen as the special-teams punter on this year’s Mid-South Conference East Division’s 28-man […]
We should be grateful for the little things that make each day worthwhile — a friend who brings you flowers or a loved one’s warming smile. Remember to count your blessings, however great or small, for they’re the silver lining whenever storm clouds come your way.
For parents Adam and Angie Jenkins of Washington, a storm cloud passed over them. They did not give up. With the love and support of their family, community and friends and their faith in God, they would not have been able to make it through the most difficult time in their lives. […]
Small-business shopping? Sperryville was made for it. Also news of a new chef at High on the Hog BBQ and support for Afghanistan veterans. […]
This week’s “Forever Endeavor” cartoon by Rappahannock artist Tom Mullany. […]
As members of the board of directors of the Link, we would like to express our gratitude to the community for its support of the first of many Rappahannock Business Link events. The success of […]
Customers of Rappahannock Electric Cooperative, the electric utility that serves many people in this area, are not just customers. They’re also members and owners of the cooperative, much like a stockholder partly owns a corporation. […]
“This church exists primarily for those who do not as yet belong to it.” Living up to this sign hanging in the parish hall, Trinity Episcopal Church welcomed the community for a singalong benefit for the Rappahannock Food Pantry on Nov. 19. […]
Congratulations to The Inn at Little Washington for its continued success as one of the most outstanding restaurants and inns in the world! Recently, The Inn earned, yet again, for the 21st consecutive year, the […]
50 years ago December 1, 1960 Lyle Updike, 16, son of Mr. and Mrs. John B. Updike near Washington Va., won second place in the 4-H Livestock Judging Contest, held in connection with the International […]
Tana Nicole Brady of Flint Hill is proud to announce the arrival of her little brother, Ty Richard Brady. Ty was born at 2:27 a.m., Wednesday, Nov. 17. He weighed in at 8 pounds, 5 […]
Monk. That’s me, Monk. Don’t you just love a short name like that for a dog? Makes me sound so tough. I’m part Cattle Dog and part Pit Bull, but gentle as a lamb. I […]
Students from the 10th-grade class at Wakefield Country Day School made a memorable trip to Harpers Ferry, W.Va. on Nov. 16. The purpose of the trip was to see an important but often overlooked piece of American history that is just a two-hour drive from their school. As student Marc Cugnon put it: “It was a remarkable opportunity to see part of American history in our own backyard.” […]
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