They might not be faster than speeding bullets, but students at Little Graces Preschool and Kindergarten are gaining momentum as “superheroes of kindness.” |

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Thursday, Jan. 26

Furniture Truck Stuck on Winchester St.

A furniture truck driven by a driver that declined to give his name got its landing gear stuck on the road while turning right from Alexandria Pike onto Winchester St. and blocked traffic on Winchester Street and half of Alexandria Pike for part of T |

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Thursday, Jan. 26 | Education

Fauquier FY 2013 school budget needs cash infusion

Teachers and staff could face a fifth year without raises, according to Superintendent of Schools Jonathan Lewis. |

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Thursday, Jan. 26 | Education

McDonald named new FCPS technology director

Proactive, not reactive, is the approach Louis McDonald hopes to take. |

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Wednesday, Jan. 25 | Business | General

New law could deprive kids of work on horse farms

The rule, if adopted, will effectively bar workers under 16 from working in most capacities in agriculture, especially around livestock |

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Wednesday, Jan. 25 | General

Fauquier Flashbacks - 1937, 1962 and 1987

Jan. 29, 1987 - H. Dudley Payne, Warrenton lawyer, has been elected 1987 president of the Warrenton-Fauquier Chamber of Commerce, succeeding Hunton Tiffany. |

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Wednesday, Jan. 25

Deal indicted in alleged murder-suicide attempt

Fauquier County grand jury brings first degree murder charge in November 2011 shooting. |

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Tuesday, Jan. 24 | Government

Southern Fauquier “town hall” meetings to start in February

Beginning in February, Supervisor Lee Sherbeyn will make good on a campaign promise to hold monthly town hall-style meetings on “hot topics” |

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Monday, Jan. 23 | Business

Latitudes Fair Trade begins a new year

Taking stock of things took on a whole new meaning at Latitudes Fair Trade store in Old Town Warrenton this month. |

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Monday, Jan. 23 | Government

Warrenton Councilman Sam Tarr will not seek re-election in spring

By the time he steps down, he will have represented the fourth ward for 13 years. |

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