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Peter Hawes, a 2012 graduate of the University of Mary Washington, has received a U.S. Fulbright grant for 2013-2014. Through the Fulbright, he will work for one year as an English teaching assistant in Nepal.
Board of Education president brings listening tour to N.Va. on Thursday
Meaghan Brill hired as Kettle Run assistant principal
Kettle Run High School's agriculture and education teacher will cross over to administration as the school's new assistant principal this fall.
Property formally known as Teda s Tack Shack rezoned
The board of supervisors voted 4-1 Thursday to approve an ordinance, which grants an application by Stagecoach at Buckland, LLC, to rezone and amend proffers to 3.6 acres of land in Vint Hill commonly known as Ted's Tack Shack.
The Fauquier County Sheriff's Office says they are searching for a man who carjacked an elderly person on Monday.
Deputies search for alleged northern Fauquier car-jacker
Fauquier sheriff's deputies are looking for a man with ties to Winchester and Pottsville, Pa.
VDOT work in Fauquier for May 13-17
VDOT continues construction and maintenance work throughout Fauquier County May 13 to 17.
By Kipp Hanley Times-Democrat Staff Writer Whether Christian, Jewish or Muslim, you have a community service obligation.
Catlett-Calverton sewer plan gets green light at work session
By Kipp Hanley Times-Democrat Staff Writer The Fauquier County Board of Supervisors signaled a willingness to pursue a public-private partnership to give sewerage to residents in Catlett and Calverton during its Thursday work session.
Extra $569,000 needed to save section of Fauquier High School 100/200 wing
It will cost $569,000 to save 12 Fauquier High School classrooms from the wrecking ball in June.
Oasis winery sold for $1.1 million at auction
Gubernatorial candidate and onetime reality-TV mainstay Tareq Salahi has vowed to block the sale of the land on which his family's winery once did business.
Rep. Hurt Honored by Virginia Industries for the Blind
Thursday, Hurt was named an AbilityOne Champion . The honor celebrates his work to make it easier for people with disabilities to get jobs.
Greene's New School Superintendent Ready for Challenges
"I will be leader of the team, certainly, but it is not about me," Whitmarsh said.
Opposition mounts to major Loudoun-Prince William parkway
Jeremy Borden reported today that Dels. Bob Marshall and Tim Hugo and Sen. Dick Black held a news conference to denounce the Tri-County Parkway as a traffic disaster being built as a gift to local land developers.
Ronald Cloud, suspect in 1980s murder, due in court
A West Virginia prisoner is due in a Virginia courtroom for a hearing related to a slaying that had gone unsolved for more than three decades.
W.Va. prisoner due in Va. court on slaying charge
A West Virginia prisoner is due in a Virginia courtroom for a hearing related to a slaying that had gone unsolved for more than three decades.
Assistant Principal David Graham chosen to lead Marshall Middle
David Graham, assistant principal at Marshall Middle School, recommended by the Fauquier school board to replace outgoing Principal Christine Moschetti.
Charge dropped against kennel owner
The charge against Irina Barrett for not vaccinating one of her dogs for rabies was dropped in Fauquier County General District Court today after the owner of the controversial Canus Maximus Kennel in Broad Run showed proof of vaccination.
VDOT work scheduled for Fauquier April 22-26
The Virginia Department of Transportation has announced scheduled work on Fauquier County roads for the coming week.
Fauquier kennel owner files defamation suit against humane inspector
The operator of a a Virginia dog kennel, Canis Maximus, claims she was defamed by a local humane organization and has filed a $1.3 million lawsuit.