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On Friday, September 23, 56 people attended the second lecture discussion in RAAC’s “Voices of Rappahannock” series commemorating the countys’ 150th birthday.
The issue of how agriculture has changed was addressed by four panelists: James Butler, a native who served Albemarle County as its extension agent for 27 years and is now on the Board of Supervisors there; H.L. Manwaring, former head of the Department of Agriculture's division of Conservation and Stabilization who has been farming in Rappahannock since 1949; Beverly Massie, head of the school board and a farm wife
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