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Crops, kilowatts on same field: A new kind of solar farming takes root

Crops, kilowatts on same field: A new kind of solar farming takes root

by Bob Hurley | Nov 1, 2025 | Agriculture, Sidebar, Top Story

A new way of using solar power with crops — the first project of its kind in Virginia — is already catching the eye of some Rappahannock farmers. Called agrivoltaics, the innovative, renewable energy project places solar panels over crop plantings, allowing both solar...
Early’s Carpet hosts open house, unveils new gallery

Early’s Carpet hosts open house, unveils new gallery

by Foothills Forum Staff Report | Oct 30, 2025 | People

Early’s Carpet in Amissville celebrated its 59th anniversary on Friday with an all-day open house, welcoming customers to enter to win gift cards, door prizes and enjoy its newly-renovated showroom. Sonja Early-Betts poses in the new showroom that recently became a...
Rush River Commons’ new development put on hold — again

Rush River Commons’ new development put on hold — again

by Ireland Hayes | Oct 17, 2025 | Local Government, Sidebar, Town

Washington Town Council tables application The Washington Town Council accepted the Planning Commission’s recommendation to table an application for the second development phase of Rush River Commons (RRC) until the commission’s meeting later this month. The Planning...
Charles Jameson: A living archive of Culpeper’s untold past

Charles Jameson: A living archive of Culpeper’s untold past

by Ayana Summerlinrosa | Oct 14, 2025 | Pathfinders, People, Sidebar

Preserving his family’s history — and his town’s soul Charles Jameson’s life is a journey through history itself—from the farmlands of Culpeper to the battlefields of Vietnam and back to the very soil his family tended for generations. At 78, he is a pathfinder,...
Big plans, bigger doubts about Rush River Commons’ phase two

Big plans, bigger doubts about Rush River Commons’ phase two

by Tim Carrington | Sep 30, 2025 | Infrastructure, Local Government, Sidebar, Town

Town of Washington planners press pause on major Rush River Commons’ development plans Rush River Commons’ second phase has hit headwinds in the Town of Washington, where the Planning Commission raised questions at its Monday meeting about processes, and more...
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