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Bobby G: Rockin’ on bandstand, teaching in classroom

Bobby G: Rockin’ on bandstand, teaching in classroom

by Daphne Hutchinson | Jul 12, 2025 | Features, People, Sidebar

“Music became a part of my life because I always loved it,” said Robert Glasker, looking back on 56 years and counting in Rappahannock County. Weekends at the microphone with his guitar, he’s Bobby G, the front man for the Heavies, energizing audiences across...
Inn at Little Washington hires spa expert Michael Tompkins as new general manager

Inn at Little Washington hires spa expert Michael Tompkins as new general manager

by Tim Carrington | Jul 8, 2025 | Business, People, Sidebar

The Inn at Little Washington is expected to name as its new general manager Michael G. Tompkins, a seasoned executive in luxury hospitality, with special expertise in the development and management of spas, a key element in the inn’s planned expansion. Tompkins began...
Bringing Civil War history alive: Study gives clues to buried past at Brandy Station Battlefield

Bringing Civil War history alive: Study gives clues to buried past at Brandy Station Battlefield

by Emily Oaks | Jul 4, 2025 | People, Sidebar, Top Story

Brandy Station Battlefield, location of the biggest cavalry battle of the Civil War and Virginia’s newest state park, now has a foundation upon which to build — a key achievement announced  by the American Battlefield Trust.  About 50 people turned out on June 24 for...
In Photos: Amissville carnival and parade

In Photos: Amissville carnival and parade

by Ireland Hayes | Jul 3, 2025 | Fire/Rescue, People, Sidebar

Residents gathered last Thursday night for the annual Amissville parade, which concluded just before a thunderstorm rolled through the festivities. The Amissville Carnival, which benefits Amissville Volunteer Fire and Rescue, began Wednesday and was open each evening...
Bourgeois concert honors military, salutes Rappahannock’s 100-year-olds

Bourgeois concert honors military, salutes Rappahannock’s 100-year-olds

by Ireland Hayes | Jul 1, 2025 | People, Sidebar

‘Celebrate America’ with patriotic music Col. John R. Bourgeois, the venerable director emeritus of “The President’s Own” United States Marine Band — with a notable career spanning nine presidential administrations — returns to Avon Hall in the Town of Washington on...
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