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Rappahannock philanthropist Bill Dietel dies at 96

Rappahannock philanthropist Bill Dietel dies at 96

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

Bill Dietel obit portraitBill Dietel at Over Jordan Farm in 2016. Longtime Rappahannock County resident and philanthropist Bill Dietel, 96, died peacefully at his Flint Hill home, Over Jordan Farm, surrounded by his family Tuesday night.  Dietel, who lived in the...
New general manager transforming Inn at Little Washington into resort spa

New general manager transforming Inn at Little Washington into resort spa

by Foothills Forum Staff Report | Oct 6, 2023 | Business

Ed Gannon Inn general managerPrior to coming to Little Washington, new Inn general manager Ed Gannon helped launch a 700-acre resort in California’s Napa Valley. Ed Gannon, The Inn at Little Washington’s new general manager, is taking on the storied enterprise’s most...
Getting rides to medical appointments should get easier

Getting rides to medical appointments should get easier

by Randy Rieland | Aug 1, 2023 | Business, Health

In a community with an older population like Rappahannock County, the medical needs of its residents only increase with time. There’s a part of that trend that’s often overlooked: The challenge of actually getting people to treatments and checkups. As Mobility Manager...
Preserving history, one marker at a time: Civil War signs in Rappahannock get a refresh

Preserving history, one marker at a time: Civil War signs in Rappahannock get a refresh

by Luke Christopher | Jul 18, 2023 | Business

When driving from Ben Venue to Massies Corner, it’s not uncommon to feel that you are somewhere special, with the hilltop views of foothills leading up to the Blue Ridge. No one can say whether any of the 70,000 Confederate troops who marched through there on their...
Easements slow in Rappahannock as landowners opt for less stringent ways to protect property

Easements slow in Rappahannock as landowners opt for less stringent ways to protect property

by Randy Rieland | Jul 17, 2023 | Agriculture, Politics

The county’s Comprehensive Plan covers a lot of ground, but its top priority is unmistakable: Preserve Rappahannock’s  scenic beauty and protect its natural resources. Conservation Easements animation Time was when the option of choice in the community was to convert...
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