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Downes officially named new Fauquier County administrator; several others tapped for high-level county positions - Vimarsana News

Downes officially named new Fauquier County administrator; several others tapped for high-level county positions

Janelle J. Downes is officially the new Fauquier County administrator, the first woman to hold the title.

National Heritage Areas: Costly Economic Development Schemes that Threaten Property Rights - Vimarsana News

National Heritage Areas: Costly Economic Development Schemes that Threaten Property Rights

Rather expand federal involvement in local affairs, Congress should limit existing National Heritage Areas to their initial federal funding caps and enforce the statutory requirement that they become financially self-sufficient within 15 years.

Paul McCulla officially retires as Fauquier county administrator after 32 years of service - Vimarsana News

Paul McCulla officially retires as Fauquier county administrator after 32 years of service

After dedicating over three decades of service to Fauquier County, Paul McCulla delivered his final report as county administrator to the Board of Supervisors on Thursday.

Downes to be appointed interim Fauquier County administrator - Vimarsana News

Downes to be appointed interim Fauquier County administrator

Nearly a year after Fauquier County Administrator Paul McCulla announced his retirement, the Board of Supervisors has tapped lifelong Fauquier resident and county Director of Human Resources Janelle Downes as

Teacher pay raises finalized in Fauquier schools' budget - Vimarsana News

Teacher pay raises finalized in Fauquier schools' budget

The Fauquier County School Board approved a $165 million budget for fiscal 2024 Tuesday, allocating $6 million toward a 5% salary increase for staff and a 1% raise for assistant