In front of packed stadium bleachers and under a cloudless blue sky, the 309 seniors in Kettle Run High School’s Class of 2023 were congratulated Wednesday evening during a ceremony at the school’s Cougar Field. Read morePHOTOS: Kettle Run High School celebrates the class of 2023
On a rainy Tuesday evening, 292 Fauquier High School seniors listened to their peers give final words of wisdom and walked across the stage to receive their diplomas, as the class of 2023 celebrated its high school graduation. Read morePHOTOS: Fauquier High School's Class of 2023 celebrates graduation
The Marshall Farmers Market is hosted by Marshall Moving Forward, a business and residents organization. The Marshall market kicked off last Friday and will continue to operate on the second Friday of each month from 4 to 7 p.m. It is located in the parking lot of H&H Auto Garage on West… Read moreMarshall farmers market makes grand debut
Nine local clergy and about 30 visitors gathered in Eva Walker Park Thursday afternoon to recognize the National Day of Prayer. Read morePHOTOS: National Day of Prayer celebrated in Warrenton
On April 25, about 50 people gathered at Oakrum Baptist Church to take part in a cleansing and healing ceremony over what participants described as the desecration of Native American and African American graves at the Scott Cemetery on the property of The Farm Brewery at Broad Run. Read morePHOTOS: Community gathers to heal
One annual tradition was unchanged this holiday season: just like they do every year, members of the Rotary Club of Warrenton installed and decorated a Christmas tree and wreaths on the Warrenton courthouse Monday. Read morePHOTOS: Rotary members decorate Warrenton courthouse for the holiday season
The Silver Tones Swing Band returned to Warrenton Sunday evening for a free concert in Courthouse Square that drew close to 150 people spread out over the sidewalks and grass across the street from the courthouse. There was plenty of high-energy dancing as people of all ages stepped into the… Read morePHOTOS: Silver Tones bring 1940s music and dance to Warrenton
The staff at Warrenton Middle School in Fauquier County, Virginia reminds everyone to read a few good books this summer! Enjoy! Read moreSummer Reading!
The staff at Warrenton Middle School in Fauquier County, Virginia reminds everyone to read a few good books this summer! Enjoy! Read moreSummer Reading!
The Marshall Farmers Market is hosted by Marshall Moving Forward, a business and residents organization. The Marshall market kicked off last Friday and will continue to operate on the second Friday of each month from 4 to 7 p.m. It is located in the parking lot of H&H Auto Garage on West… Read moreMarshall farmers market makes grand debut
Surveillance video from Cinco de Mayo in Bealeton. Read moreSurveillance video
This video explains the AAHA's new interactive story map. Read moreAAHA Story Map, explained
Nine local clergy and about 30 visitors gathered in Eva Walker Park Thursday afternoon to recognize the National Day of Prayer. Read morePHOTOS: National Day of Prayer celebrated in Warrenton
On April 25, about 50 people gathered at Oakrum Baptist Church to take part in a cleansing and healing ceremony over what participants described as the desecration of Native American and African American graves at the Scott Cemetery on the property of The Farm Brewery at Broad Run. Read morePHOTOS: Community gathers to heal
One annual tradition was unchanged this holiday season: just like they do every year, members of the Rotary Club of Warrenton installed and decorated a Christmas tree and wreaths on the Warrenton courthouse Monday. Read morePHOTOS: Rotary members decorate Warrenton courthouse for the holiday season
New measures go into effect at midnight on Sunday, November 15 and include a limit of 25 individuals for in-person gatherings, an expanded mask mandate, on-site alcohol curfew, and increased enforcement of public health guidelines. Read moreGovernor Northam Announces New Statewide Measures to Contain COVID-19 in Virginia
PEC put together this time-lapse video of the Waterloo Bridge installation Read moreWaterloo Bridge Reinstallation
The Silver Tones Swing Band returned to Warrenton Sunday evening for a free concert in Courthouse Square that drew close to 150 people spread out over the sidewalks and grass across the street from the courthouse. There was plenty of high-energy dancing as people of all ages stepped into the… Read morePHOTOS: Silver Tones bring 1940s music and dance to Warrenton
On Thursday, July 30, Warrenton natives Matt Carson and Steve Sutherland opened the Britches Great Outdoors shop at 20 Main St., Warrenton. The shop represents the revival of the Britches brand, which dates back to 1967. Read morePHOTOS: Britches Great Outdoors opens on Warrenton's Main Street
Utilizing the nearly completed new town hall on Main Street, the five individuals elected in May to serve on the Warrenton Town Council during the upcoming term were sworn in Tuesday during a brief ceremony. The new town council term begins on Wednesday, July 1 and lasts four years. Read morePHOTOS: Warrenton Town Council members sworn in for new term
4-year-old Ethan Russell gets a hero's welcome when he arrives home after months in the hospital. Read moreWelcome Home Ethan
Did you know that Fauquier County boasts two farmers markets? The Warrenton farmers markets operate on Wednesdays and Saturdays; the Archwood Green Barns farmers market is open on Sunday mornings. Read moreVIDEO: Fauquier's farmers markets
"The format may be different, but the sentiment remains the same," said a May 8 letter to students and parents from Cassin Bertke, Highland School's assistant head of school and upper school director. Due to the pandemic, a traditional graduation ceremony was not feasible this year. Read morePHOTOS: Highland holds individual graduation ceremonies Friday
On Wednesday afternoon during one of the hottest days of the year so far, about 250 people walked from Fauquier High School to Eva Walker Park in Warrenton in what organizers called the Black Lives Matter Peace March. Read morePHOTOS: Black Lives Matter Peace March, June 10, 2020
About 250 people, mostly students and young people, walked from Fauquier High School to Eva Walker Park in Warrenton as part of the Black Lives Matter Peace March on June 10, 2020. Read moreVIDEO: Black Lives Matter Peace March, June 10, 2020
Impassioned speeches were punctuated by prayers and gospel music in Warrenton, as about 800 people attended the Hate Has No Home Here Rally in Eva Walker Park June 6. Ten Fauquier County pastors called on participants to fight against racial injustice; the overriding message was to do so pea… Read moreWarrenton Hate Has No Home Here Rally
About 800 attended Saturday's Hate Has No Home Here Rally at Eva Walker Park in Warrenton Saturday afternoon. Local spiritual leaders spoke, as did Ellsworth Weaver, head of the Fauquier NAACP. Gospel singers sang and local law enforcement leaders answered questions from the crowd. Read moreHate Has No Home Here Rally held June 6 at Eva Walker Park
A crowd of about 500 people gathered at the Virginia Gateway Shopping Center in Gainesville Monday afternoon and marched along Linton Hall Road toward Lee Highway. Read morePHOTOS: Hundreds gather in Gainesville for march that spills onto roadways, blocking traffic Monday night
More than 200 protesters demanding an end to police brutality gathered outside the Prince William courthouse and proceeded to march through Old Town Manassas for more than three hours in a loud but peaceful demonstration Monday afternoon. Read morePHOTOS: More than 200 stage 'black lives matter' protest in Manassas Monday afternoon
About 250 protesters gathered Sunday, May 31 to bring attention to systemic racism and police brutality. One of the protest organizers, Arleena Allen, addresses the crowd before the group ends the demonstration with a march down Waterloo Street. Read moreWarrenton protest May 31, 2020
Kettle Run High School graduates celebrated the end of their Fauquier County school career with a one-and-a-half-hour car parade on May 16. The motorcade traveled through the Brookside and Vint Hill neighborhoods. Read morePHOTOS: Kettle Run's cruisin' celebration
In lieu of a traditional graduation celebration, Fauquier High School seniors gathered at the WARF Friday afternoon and formed a motorcade that trailed up Waterloo Street and through Old Town Warrenton. Read morePHOTOS: Warrenton celebrates Fauquier High graduates with rolling parade
Austin St. John turned 9 yesterday. The pandemic put a damper on party plans, but local veterans groups, the Goldvein Volunteer Fire Department and the Fauquier County Sheriff’s Office made sure he had a birthday to remember. Read moreMilitary, first responder vehicles give 9-year-old a rolling birthday surprise
On Wednesday afternoon several dozen vehicles carrying members of the Fauquier Senior Center filed through the Warrenton Community Center parking lot. Read moreDrive-thru parade celebrates Fauquier Senior Center members
In this update, Dr. Jeck shares the latest information about the meals program, devices, the summer learning program, and planning for reopening schools in the fall. Read moreFCPS COVID-19 Update from Dr. Jeck 5 27 20
Conservation Police Officer Hicks speaks about bear awareness and safety. Read moreBear Awareness
Lifetime Warrenton resident Mattie May Wines celebrated her 85th birthday Saturday with a drive-thru party at Warrenton United Methodist Church -- where she has been attending services for more than 80 years. Until recently of course, because of the COVID-19 pandemic. Read morePHOTOS: Former Miss Fauquier celebrates 85th birthday with surprise drive-by
