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Inn employee — late for work — sentenced for speeding at 112 mph

Inn employee — late for work — sentenced for speeding at 112 mph

by Ireland Hayes | Jan 22, 2024 | Crime and Courts

court gavel Rapidan resident Jonathan Aaron Perch, 23, was sentenced to 30 days in jail and fined $500 in Rappahannock County Circuit Court on Thursday after pleading guilty to reckless driving while on his way to work at The Inn at Little Washington.  Perch was...
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...
Famed Inn at Little Washington has big plans

Famed Inn at Little Washington has big plans

by Foothills Forum Staff Report | May 9, 2023 | Business

O’Connell and Fasce – artist and manager duo – map expansion, diversification A Foothills Forum • Rappahannock News special report Inn_Robert Fasce and Patrick O’ConnellGeneral Manager Robert Fasce and Proprietor-Chef Patrick O’Connell.  Rappahannock County’s largest...
Town and Inn find common ground on wastewater controversy — for now

Town and Inn find common ground on wastewater controversy — for now

by Tim Carrington | May 19, 2021 | Health

Washington’s wastewater battle eased into a truce Monday evening, with the Town Council agreeing unanimously to chop its proposed water and sewage rate increase to 11 percent from 25 percent, and to hold the reduced hike in abeyance until a year-end review confirms...
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