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Headwaters Foundation hosts 2nd annual Harvest Festival

Headwaters Foundation hosts 2nd annual Harvest Festival

by Foothills Forum Staff Report | Oct 11, 2023 | Business, Education, Health, Politics

Photos | Headwaters Harvest Festival 2023 The Headwaters Foundation hosted its second annual Harvest Festival at Eldon Farms last Saturday as a celebration of Rappahannock County’s rural roots and commitment to education.  The festival boasted many activities for both...
Amissville: A village without a Main Street

Amissville: A village without a Main Street

by Foothills Forum Staff Report | Jun 27, 2023 | Business

How does Amissville sustain and build community? Fifty years ago, motorists traveled through Amissville on a two-lane road dotted with historic homes, small hardware and grocery stores, restaurants, tourist cabins, garages, and a post office. Today, most travelers on...
Editors’ efforts to hold onto readers and advertisers

Editors’ efforts to hold onto readers and advertisers

by Foothills Forum Staff Report | Jun 3, 2023 | Business, Education, Health, Politics

local news logo ‘We don’t want to shut down’ Norman Styer has devoted his career to reporting news in Loudoun County, an outer Washington suburb that has quintupled in population over 30 years and is now Virginia’s third-most populous county. He signed on as Leesburg...
Editors’ efforts to hold onto readers and advertisers

An African-American weekly carries on a proud legacy

by Foothills Forum Staff Report | Jun 3, 2023 | Business, Education, Health, Politics

local news logo The Richmond Free Press, an African-American weekly newspaper, was established in 1992, but if it seems much older it may be because its late founder, Raymond H. Boone, was at the center of covering the struggle for civil rights for half a century....
Editors’ efforts to hold onto readers and advertisers

News industry travails pose challenges for Virginia’s specialty papers

by Foothills Forum Staff Report | Jun 3, 2023 | Business, Education, Health, Politics

local news logo Newspapers that specialize in covering the interests and concerns of Black Americans, ethnic groups, gay readers and other targeted groups face the same economic and demographic challenges that buffet general-interest newspapers in Virginia, including...
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