Grace Faulk dreams of someday running her own dairy farm. Leslie Linton would love to be a veterinarian. But if … Read moreFauquier High, Liberty High graduates win $10K farm bureau scholarships
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The Highland baseball team won its second straight state title and third in the last five years when they beat Greenbrier Christian 4-1 in the… Read moreBACK-TO-BACK: Highland baseball wins second straight state title
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Warrenton police are investigating a offensive sign posted in front of the Afro-American Historical Association of Fauquier County in downtown… Read morePolice investigate offensive sign placed at historical association
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People serving time at the jail are learning culinary, agricultural skills through a new partnership with education farm. Read moreChef's training, farm work help jail workers prepare for life on the outside
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Ready or not, Fauquier County Public Schools are closing for summer break on Friday. And if you’re like this mom of three, you’ll appreciate t… Read moreWEEKEND HAPPENINGS: School’s out! Start your summer with a hike
Grace Faulk dreams of someday running her own dairy farm. Leslie Linton would love to be a veterinarian. But if that doesn’t work out, she’d b… Read moreFauquier High, Liberty High graduates win $10K farm bureau scholarships
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When asked about his longtime dedication to community service, Lynn Ward, a retired Fauquier County schools administrator, credited his parent… Read moreLynn Ward, Fauquier's '5 Over 65' honoree, says his parents taught him to serve
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Kettle Run High School celebrated its 331 graduating seniors with speeches by student leaders and Principal Mark Malloy. Read morePHOTOS: Kettle Run High celebrates the class of 2026
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Fauquier High School bid farewell to the 274 members of the class of 2026 Thursday with a ceremony that focused on themes of change, loss, end… Read morePHOTOS: Fauquier High grads recognized for overcoming challenges together
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Liberty High School celebrated its class of 2026 Thursday with speeches, final letters of advice from teachers taped under their seats, and a … Read morePHOTOS: Liberty High School celebrates the class of 2026
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Warrenton's Memorial Day military display and ceremony set for 10 a.m. Monday morning has been canceled due to the thunderstorms and rainy weather in the forecast. The Fauquier Veterans Counci…
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With Fauquier High girls lacrosse coach Rai Pura stepping away from the team after a motorcycle accident, the Falcons came together to keep the season going.
Nearly seven years after the Rappahannock Swim Club closed for its last season, Remington is one stroke closer to getting a new pool.
Give Local Piedmont, an annual giving event that aims to raise money for several local nonprofits, brought in more than $1 million in this year’s effort, which ended on May 12.
The Kettle Run High School girls soccer team finished the regular season 15-1-1, earning the top seed in the Class 3 Region b tournament, which begins May 28.
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Warrenton police are investigating a offensive sign posted in front of the Afro-American Historical Association of Fauquier County in downtown Warrenton.
A plan to covert the Warren Green building back to a hotel may hinge on a decision by the Warrenton Planning Commission, but they're not yet ready to cast a vote just yet.
People serving time at the jail are learning culinary, agricultural skills through a new partnership with education farm.
