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Counting down to the 35th annual Fodderstack 10K, welcoming a Chinese pianist to the Theatre, meeting GOP candidate Ken Cuccinelli, remembering the county's Civil War past, becoming a stage hand with RAAC and showing off the improvements to the fire hall at the SVRS open house in this week's Rapp.
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Local Valentine's Day offerings, a well-deserved birthday trip for everyone's favorite dermatologist and Barbara says goodbye (and thanks) after six years of work in this final Sperryville column.
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Fourth Friday festivities return, Mountainside offers a therapeutic movement class and Little Washington Winery hosts an art, wine and oysters festival in this week's Sperryville column.
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SVRS explores other fundraising options, an update on some of our friends who moved elsewhere and a rundown of some of the many local food events over the weekend in this week's Sperryville column.
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A.Y. Stokes turns 89, the many 'at home' getaways offered in town, local bakery offerings and more inside one of the last Sperryville columns.
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Spotlighting the SVRS, books for the Head Start program, Fourth Friday details and more examples of local excellence in this week's Sperryville column.
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Condolences for those affected by the recent school violence and reports from Rappahannock's ambassadors in this week's Sperryville column.
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Sperryville's new tourism-heavy direction and the kid-approved benefits of quality, sustainably-raised meat (and where to find some locally) in this week's Sperryville column.
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Not everyone shares in the celebration and joy associated with the holidays. Many people feel stressed and unhappy in response to the demands of the season. Here's some of things that cause these "holiday blues," and what you can do about them.
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The many reason for a glorious start to December in the village and details on the upcoming Kombucha shop in this week's Sperryville column.
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Details on the holiday deals throughout the Sperryville shops and the Piedmont Holiday Fair inside this week's Sperryville column.
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A review of Sperryville's many food stores (and what you can find there), the seventh annual Johnny Jenkins fundraiser and a heartfelt Veterans Day thanks to those who protect us.
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The benefits of massage therapy and details on where to buy local turkeys just in time for Thanksgiving in this week's Sperryville column.
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An update on the fate of the Sperryville post office, Sperryville's Fourth Friday events and the new products at Copper Fix Distillery in this week's Sperryville column.
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The future of the Sperryville post office, the Lions Club ChiliFest, SynergyDance, Mental Health Awareness Month and a new non-profit in this week's Sperryville column.
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The expansion of Triple Oak Bakery, saying good-bye to an old friend and a collage of life in Sperryville are featured in this week's Sperryville column.
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Come one, come all to Shop Sperryville and the Farm Tour, the first of many activities offered in the county over the coming weeks.
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The bridge is open! After many weeks of anticipation, the crew on the bridge finally received the long-awaited guardrail bolts, replaced the last broken drill bit and finished the job. We can all rejoice that the U.S. 522 bridge opened about 1:20 p.m. last Saturday (Sept. 15). Project supervisor Tommy Quarles called photographer Ray...
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A village full of activity and art The cool weather brings many visitors to Sperryville who will have the good fortune to immerse themselves in the diverse activities and creativity of the artists represented in our businesses and galleries. Do you want to express the artist in you? Try your creative hand at sculpting...
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Shop Sperryville Many of the businesses in Sperryville have begun to organize a cooperative marketing program. Shop Sperryville, planned for the fourth Friday of the month, will be fun for those of us who live here, for visitors, and for guests of local vacation rental homes and B&Bs. There will be demonstrations, “meet the...
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The renaissance continues If change and diversification are a sign of health in a rural economy, Sperryville has plenty of it happening. While we were away on an extended vacation, you read about the grand opening of Coterie at the Sperryville Schoolhouse, and the reopening Saturday (Aug. 1) of Cafe Indigo at Rappahannock Central...
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North Korean refugees give inspiring talk at the Schoolhouse, Bastille Day in Rappahannock, Laura McNear Morey and her family have come back "home."
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A new Speryville co-columnist, some hot sauce gets its start in Sperryville, a Monkey Business buying trip and a Gadino anniversary.
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Welcome to Sperryville co-columnist Robane Beroza, and a few more thanks for the neighbors who helped others during the storm and power outages.
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New creative collaboration at the Schoolhouse, birthday greetings, clean energy company relocates to Washington, and a book club with a cause.
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Mt. Vernon Farm hosts weddings, art directory for Sperryville, and community greetings.
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Original edibles from Sperryville! Music news, both local and international, and Main Street beautification to enjoy at a leisurely 25 mph speed limit.
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Sperryville Volunteer Rescue Squad welcomes soccer team and bike club; remembering those who served; People to People outreach; more yoga and the bridge construction continues.
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Tribute to mother, Soap Box Derby yard sale, free movie at Hearthstone, yard sale at Russells', new photographer at Old Rag, and the latest from Waterpenny Farm.
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Fishing with the grandson, Sperryville Volunteer Rescue Squad news, and Miss Rappahannock pageant is coming up.
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New management at Rugged Mountain Goods, Waterpenny's plant sale, Granny-scam, and Barbara's off to WA state to see her son.
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Meet Old Hollow Artisans, learn from master gardeners and naturalists, and enjoy music by Madalele! Bridge update too!
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Meet the Sperryville Volunteer Rescue Squad crew; take care in summer sun; and enjoy new yoga classes at Stonewall Abbey.
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Democratic candidates for Virginia’s 5th congressional district were warmly received by the nearly 100 attendees at the second annual Blue State Bluegrass Brunch, an event put on last Saturday (March 24) at the Washington fire hall by the Rappahannock County Democrats. Both Peyton R. Williams Jr., a retired Special Forces lieutenant colonel from Charlottesville,...
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Bridge repair update, tasty Easter treats (and fashion!), and Old Rag Gallery greets spring with a reopening reception.
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4-H news, World Water Day, and Shenandoah Ntt Park and the economy
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Time for bridge replacement and Schoolhouse repairs, Beatlemania and Bug-zooka, photography classes, and more in Sperryville this week.
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A trip to Costa Rica, options for Movement in Sperryville, and local eats.
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Rappahannock Nature Camp: still time to sign up for June!
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Foodways in Sperryville: hiker's meals, picnic lunches, and nutrition by guest columnist Monica Worth.
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