Latest articles by Alice Felts

• Southeastern students learn through service
• Fauquier future leaders finalists
• Daniel King soars to win scholarship contest
• Wakefield School set to open 'Romeo and Juliet'
• Making connections
• Kettle Run's 'Grease' brings 50s to the stage
• Warrenton Chorale plans soulful spring concert
• Sight Impaired Get New Organization
• Fauquier High School will host the Special Olympics April 25
• Student, Arborists Try to Restore Chestnut Forests
• Red Truck Bakery Replaces Mom's in Old Town
• Sale benefits Warrenton Middle School Space Academy trip
• Pen Point--A Skill Like Many Others Leadership Can Be Learned
• Kettle Run set to open first show
• Schools Account for Lion's Share of County Energy
• LFCC opens career options
• Ritchie's riches remain
• Plans help with college sticker shock
• School on Saturday--just for the fun of it
• Frequently, fliers rile--Parents unhappy over content
• Speech rights trump parental authority
• Students strive for college credit
• Not all activity funds are 'active'
• Jack and Jill plans fall festival
• Pen Point: Intense meetings, invested people seek elusive solutions
• Pen Point: Cut to the chase
• Weak economy spurs changes in enrollment at public, private schools
• County faces long list of ADA compliance issues
• ADA complaint filed
• Relay for Life set for May 31
• Gas hikes strain bus budgets
• 'An awesome experience' Parents adjust to needs of autistic kids
• Saving the Reptiles
• Pen Point: Dim economy fosters bright ideas
• Fauquier schools looking closely at worrisome statistics
• School board looks for budget cuts
• People are talking
• Children egg us on to become better villagers
• Wakefield campus takes careful steps in growth
• Area schools feel the squeeze
• Young artists show off talents
• Young artists show off talents
• School budgets difficult to compare
• Schools face more budget cuts to 'responsive' budget
• Job fair draws record crowd
• Schools start, end earlier
• LFCC president to leave post
• Fifth-grader MacKenzie Earl ranks high in the nation in writing
• Teachers enthusiastic about new math
• Plenty of blame to go 'round for prison failures
• Board OKs school proposal
• College donations up sharply
• Virginia rises in school assessment
• School cut programs, struggle with federal mandates
• One step further is toughest part of the journey
• Fauquier, Rappahannock partnership possible
• Hospital opens new ER
• Teachers' pay tied to competition
• Enthusiasts plead for full sports funding
• Board scales up demand for teacher pay hike
• Breaking down boundaries
• Teachers' pay drives school budget debate
• St. John gets new computer lab
• A tale of two counties: Fauquier, Culpeper face school-opening challenges
• Scouts brave elements in annual 'Chill-Out'
• Let it snow, let it snow, let it snow
• New schools drive budget increase
• Storytelling finds niche in local classrooms
• General stresses honor to Highland students
• New superintendent faces old problem — money
• Lewis, Martin hit the ground running
• Budget battle, new superintendent highlight school year
• Bannister takes helm at WMS
• Software tightens school security
• Fauquier Flashbacks
• St. John library honors former teacher
• Scaly smooch
• Students learn to extend the holiday spirit
• Recent court decision carries weight
• Final vote made on school redistricting
• New language class is a sign of the times
• School musical gives message
• Coleman principal wins leadership award
• New options bring new protests
• Redistricting confusion continues to grow
• Artist, writer recounts war for Auburn students