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Chester Brown murder trial postponed awaiting lab analysis — including DNA of another person

Chester Brown murder trial postponed awaiting lab analysis — including DNA of another person

by Ireland Hayes | Feb 12, 2026 | Crime and Courts, Sidebar, Top Story

A Rappahannock County Circuit Court judge on Monday postponed the murder trial of Chester Brown for seven months to allow time for forensic and DNA analysis to be completed as well as provide Brown’s attorneys time to prepare. Brown is charged in the 2023 murder and...
RappTaxFree returns with free tax-filing for residents

RappTaxFree returns with free tax-filing for residents

by Ireland Hayes | Feb 8, 2026 | Local servcies, Sidebar

RappTaxFree is returning for its third year, providing free state and federal tax-filing services to the Rappahannock community every Saturday through Apr. 11 at the Washington Baptist Church, 180 Gay St. in the Town of Washington. RappTaxFree can prepare most...
Amissville Market celebrates one year in business

Amissville Market celebrates one year in business

by Ireland Hayes | Jan 27, 2026 | Business, Sidebar, Top Story

The Amissville Market celebrated its one year anniversary in December, and seems to be thriving. Owner Jessica Hall said her market, housed in the historic Hackley’s General Store in “downtown” Amissville, has evolved over the last year into a community hub.  Hall,...
Familiar faces vie for Washington Town Council seat

Familiar faces vie for Washington Town Council seat

by Ireland Hayes | Jan 20, 2026 | Local Government, Sidebar, Town

Planning Commission seat opens, chair stepping down After months of shifting roles within the Town of Washington’s government, officials are now looking to fill the last remaining vacancy on the Town Council. The Washington Town Council announced its two candidates at...
Rappahannock School Board honors Larry Grove for years of service

Rappahannock School Board honors Larry Grove for years of service

by Ireland Hayes | Dec 15, 2025 | Education, Sidebar

The Rappahannock County School Board began its last meeting of the year Tuesday recognizing longtime educator Larry Grove, who is retiring as vice chair and Stonewall-Hawthorne representative. Chair Wes Mills read a resolution calling out Grove’s “nearly 13 years of...
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