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Fauquier resident Regan Washer announced Tuesday he is seeking the Republican nomination for Marshall District supervisor to replace Mary Leigh McDaniel, who said in December she does not plan to

Fauquier resident Regan Washer announced Tuesday he is seeking the Republican nomination for Marshall District Supervisor to replace Mary Leigh McDaniel who said in December she does not plan to

Lee District Supervisor Chris Butler announced Monday he will not seek reelection in 2023.

After months of negotiation with the Fauquier Board of Supervisors, the Warrenton Town Council on Tuesday voted unanimously to withdraw its request to incorporate nearly 1,700 acres of county land

The Fauquier Board of Supervisors voted 3-2 earlier this month to approve Columbia Gas’ zoning application for a new point-of-delivery facility at the intersection of Riley Road (Route 676) and

Several Fauquier Board of Supervisors are expressing concerns about Dominion Energy’s transparency regarding its Blackwell Road transmission line and substation project, but the energy company argues it has gone out

It’s been almost a week since state lawmakers were summoned to settle on a two year spending plan, but with no deal in sight, members of the Fauquier County Board of Supervisors are considering further delaying the adoption of the county’s budget.

Legal possession starts July 1, and county voters could decide whether to allow retail sales here, beginning in 2024

Bealeton solar farm plan faces skeptical supervisors Photo/Dynamic Energy Dynamic Energy LLC proposes a solar farm along Route 17 south of Bealeton — similar to this one in Greenpoint, N.Y. I understand the need for renewable energy, and I don’t have a problem with that, per se. But when it has to come at the expense of potentially our rural lands . . . I think it’s a questionable trade-off. And that’s why I have reservations. — Supervisor Holder Trumbo By .(JavaScri...

Marshall Farmers Market will launch next month Photo/Don Del Rosso Moving Marshall Forward President Bobby Deane and Vice President Ann Michael Greene in the parking lot where the monthly market will operate. It’ll draw additional foot traffic, additional opportunity for new retail customers for all of the businesses. I think it’s a perfect thing for a small town like this. It’s creating more of a sense of community. — Dan Moore, shop owner By .(JavaScript must be enabled ...