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Spring duo — freezes, drought— wipes out crops in Rappahannock

Spring duo — freezes, drought— wipes out crops in Rappahannock

by Ireland Hayes | May 4, 2026 | Agriculture, Environment, Sidebar, Top Story

  ‘Pretty much a total loss’ As Bill Gadino walked through his vineyard at Gadino Cellars in Washington, he stopped several times last Friday to pick dried, withering leaves off grapevines. “These had all emerged,” he said, examining the nubs left where fresh...
How a new generation of Millers is reshaping Sperryville

How a new generation of Millers is reshaping Sperryville

by Tim Carrington | May 4, 2026 | Business, Features, Real Estate, Sidebar, Top Story

Residents and local groups weigh uncertainty as longtime land arrangements are revisited For nearly two centuries, the Miller family has been Sperryville’s dominant landowner, farming and stewarding 845 acres of Rappahannock countryside while quietly supporting the...
Rapp Farmers’ Market open for the season

Rapp Farmers’ Market open for the season

by Ireland Hayes | Apr 11, 2026 | Business, Local servcies, Sidebar, Top Story

The Rappahannock County Farmers’ Market opened for the season Saturday on the Sperryville Schoolhouse lawn, drawing a crowd to its many local vendors. The weekly market will continue through Nov. 21, with 25–30 vendors expected this year.  Plans are in the works to...
New life blooms at Charming Hill Farm

New life blooms at Charming Hill Farm

by Ireland Hayes | Mar 16, 2026 | Agriculture, Sidebar, Top Story

  Spring is in full swing at Charming Hill Farm, where more than 20 goat kids and lambs have been born in recent weeks. Dozens of families visited the Amissville farm Saturday to meet the babies during its goat-cuddling sessions and tours.  The new arrivals come...
Many hands make light work: Waterpenny barn raising honors late local preservationist Mary Katherine Ishee

Many hands make light work: Waterpenny barn raising honors late local preservationist Mary Katherine Ishee

by Ireland Hayes, Julia Shanahan | Mar 15, 2026 | Agriculture, Environment, Sidebar

With the scent of fresh-cut lumber in the air and hammers ringing across the fields, Rappahannock Nature Camp’s new home at Waterpenny Farm in Sperryville is taking shape. Read the full story by Julia Shanahan at rappnews.com Photos by Ireland Hayes Waterpenny farmer...
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