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hew complaints were registered at road hearing and pictures reminded us of the 1929 tornado in Woodville. Farmers’ Market opened and the Rappahannock races got underway. A shooting range on Route 729 was approved and the cicadas infested the county. Ruth Grimsley announced she would seek Commission of the Revenue post:
Rappahannock Garden Club celebrated its 30th anniversary, Lisa Settle was named Miss Rappahannock in a beauty pageant while Mt. Lebanon Baptist church members had a parsonage note burning. Cathy* Lowe opted for inclusion as an Olympic hockey player and Sean Kilpatrick sought the Stonewall-Hawthorne supervisor's seat.
Aline Johnson of Sperryville was named Virginia postmaster of the year in early June and Rev. B. G. Titchenell planned his retirement from Woodville Baptist Church. Mary Schumaker opened her Com Crib art gallery in Flint Hill and the new tax rate was set at $4.20, no increase, for the $2,344,234 budget proposed. Mt. Salem Church was placed on the National Landmark register of Historic Places and a new Baptist parsonage was under
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