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Residents weigh in on potential Rappahannock library move

Residents weigh in on potential Rappahannock library move

by Ireland Hayes | Apr 4, 2026 | Local Government, Local servcies, Sidebar, Top Story

‘Beloved library’ at a crossroads The Rappahannock County Public Library’s potential move to Rush River Commons drew about half a dozen residents to its Board of Trustees’ monthly meeting last Thursday, some offering heartfelt input. During public comment — which...
Washington Town Council overrides planners, approves Rush River II development plan

Washington Town Council overrides planners, approves Rush River II development plan

by Ireland Hayes | Nov 16, 2025 | Business, Local Government, Sidebar, Town

The Washington Town Council unanimously approved development of Rush River Commons’ second phase, despite a recommendation of denial from its Planning Commission last month.  The development will be on 3.9 acres where Warren Avenue meets Lee Highway, adjacent to Rush...
Planners nix Rush River plan — again, urge revisiting more affordable housing

Planners nix Rush River plan — again, urge revisiting more affordable housing

by Ireland Hayes | Nov 2, 2025 | Infrastructure, Local Government, Sidebar, Town

A year later, little has changed in Rush River Commons’ quest for approval to develop a second site in the Town of Washington. At its meeting Monday, the Town of Washington Planning Commission voted against the development plans expressing the same chief concerns it...
Rush River Commons’ new development put on hold — again

Rush River Commons’ new development put on hold — again

by Ireland Hayes | Oct 17, 2025 | Local Government, Sidebar, Town

Washington Town Council tables application The Washington Town Council accepted the Planning Commission’s recommendation to table an application for the second development phase of Rush River Commons (RRC) until the commission’s meeting later this month. The Planning...
Big plans, bigger doubts about Rush River Commons’ phase two

Big plans, bigger doubts about Rush River Commons’ phase two

by Tim Carrington | Sep 30, 2025 | Infrastructure, Local Government, Sidebar, Town

Town of Washington planners press pause on major Rush River Commons’ development plans Rush River Commons’ second phase has hit headwinds in the Town of Washington, where the Planning Commission raised questions at its Monday meeting about processes, and more...
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