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Rappahannock County budget proposes no tax hikes for residents, raise for employees

Rappahannock County budget proposes no tax hikes for residents, raise for employees

by Tim Carrington | Mar 24, 2021 | Local Services

Rappahannock County Administrator Garrey W. Curry presented a budget Wednesday night that shaves spending overall while opening the county purse for key priorities, including an across-the-board five percent raise for all county employees. The highlights: Total...
COVID-19 vaccines for most Rapp residents not likely until spring

COVID-19 vaccines for most Rapp residents not likely until spring

by Randy Rieland | Dec 22, 2020 | Art, Health, Local Services

Drive-through inoculations at fire and rescue stations a possible option There was much to celebrate earlier this week when hospital workers around the country began receiving inoculations that should protect them from the pandemic that’s killed more than 300,000...
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