by Randy Rieland, Luke Christopher | Nov 7, 2022 | Uncategorized
The divides in Rappahannock tend to play out in public — angry exchanges at county or school board meetings, insults on social media or yard signs against plans for a bike trail or a boundary adjustment to accommodate the Rush River Commons project. That will be...
by Bob Hurley | Oct 30, 2022 | Politics
Rappahannock party leaders have confidence in local voting officials Media outlets and the internet are rife with stories about it. Some politicians and interest groups harp on about it. Election officials worry it undermines voter confidence. Is election fraud a...
by Randy Rieland | Oct 19, 2022 | Art, Politics
A Foothills Forum/Rappahannock News occasional series Give them a chance and Rappahannock County citizens will speak freely about what divides us – and unites us – living in this place we call home. Beginning in January, a team of Rappahannock News reporters and...
by Foothills Forum Staff Report | Oct 14, 2022 | Education
The Rappahannock News and Foothills Forum is hosting a Storytelling Contest for Rappahannock County students for a chance to win up to $400. We want you to showcase your creative ability to tell a story and be featured in the Rappahannock News. Who can participate?...
by Foothills Forum Staff Report | Oct 6, 2022 | Agriculture
Linking Rappahannock County to Kenya’s equatorial countryside, local resident Kit Goldfarb’s sustainable agriculture nonprofit continues to grow in part with the help of donations from county residents. SANGO-Kenya was founded in 2020 by Goldfarb, the executive...
