Rappahannock News - 2022-01-27

• Supervisor­s seek boundary change details and ‘ concession­s’
• Frazier, Smith hesitate as late- stage negotiatio­ns approach
• PATH Foundation awards county $ 1 million for universal service
• Jules Coon made a MorganLow- fare McKinneyri­des for celebrates beautiful di erence a seniors,major milestone residents with disabiliti­es
• Shenandoah National Park unveils Old Rag ticketing system details
• Nonprofit receives $50,000 grant to serve Rapp, area families
• Sperryvill­e artist featured in REC magazine
• Parent rep needed for county Family Assessment and Planning Team
• Fourth Estate Friday
• School Board alters masking guidelines
• Former director of Rapp’s health district tapped by Youngkin to lead state agency in interim
• Post O ce’s longawaite­d opening date remains uncertain
• Planners recommend special exception permit for proposed Amissville dog training business
• Jules Coon made a beautiful di erence
• ‘I am forever grateful’
• Boundary change should not be a Town vs. county issue
• Down Memory Lane
• Land Trust has record year for conservati­on easements
• Webert leads GOP’s e ort to change marijuana laws
• Local center provides drug, mental health resources
• The shows go on: Culpeper, theater settle lawsuit
• Hoping that Punxsutawn­ey Phil sees his shadow
• CROSSWORD | Super Bowl
• Lisa Marie Nevens Fuller
• Meetings & Notices
• Courthouse Row

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