Fauquier County

“Lew Wetsel was universally respected and admired for his ability to deal successfully with people under what were often difficult circumstances.” More

Fauquier County School Board addresses all aspects of education Brian Gorg and I met on February 20 at the library on an unseasonably warm day to talk about the Fauquier County School Board, which he More

Chilton House represents generational admiration for the town of Warrenton More

Maggie Lovitt, Fauquier County historian, has been named the new Executive Director for one of Fauquier and Prince William Counties’ most iconic structures. More

Great Harvest prides itself on using quality, wholesome ingredients More

World War II Air Force veteran Harvey Pearson visits Normandy 70 years after World War II More

Fauquier County Public Libraries: Book Clubs provide ways to share a fondness for literature with others More

Planning an evening out for Valentine’s Day? Check out our restaurant directory for ideas. More

Tips on starting a business in Fauquier County More

Older teens aren’t always served by the Angel Tree program…find out how to help. More

Check out our holiday calendar for Fauquier, Haymarket, and Gainesville More

Are you looking for a way to make a difference during the holiday season?  The PATH Volunteer Center has a solution.  They have created “It’s the Season of Giving” on their letsvolunteer.org website to share More

Marie Washington her involvement in the community is the heart of the matter. More

Slithering Discoveries In and Around the Area Photos copyright John White-Virginia Herpetological Society Snakes. You are either on one side of the fence or the other about these creatures. One side of the fence hates them More

Sergeant Mark Jones’ path to a career at the Fauquier Criminal Investigations Division Fauquier County Detective Mark Jones doesn’t like loose ends. He believes, “at the end of the work day, you should make sure More

This year marks the second successful year for Leadership Fauquier, a program that educates future leaders in the community. More

In late 1890, a group of investors from around Virginia, along with several Warrenton businessmen and attorneys put together a plan to create a new resort community fronting on the east side of present-day Culpeper Street Extended, just outside of the existing town limits. More

In historically agricultural Fauquier County, large farms owned by one family for several generations usually included family cemeteries. The Fauquier Family Cemetery Foundation Inc. (FFCF) was organized five years ago to preserve and protect these hallowed grounds. More