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By LOU HATTER
Rappahannock News Staff Writer
Celebrating an old-fashioned Independence Day has become a tradition in Rappahannock. This year will be no exception.
In Washington, the Washington Volunteer Fire Department’s annual Fourth of July celebration will be “bigger and better than ever.” according to Chief Roger Roach, who is coordinating the day’s events. “If all goes according to plan, it should be a really big celebration. The town is starting to get a reputation for a good time — a lot of people want to come.”
The town will kick off its celebration at It) a.m., with attractions planned throughout the day, until the evening program begins on the lawn of Avon Hall around dinnertime. There is no charge for any of the activities planned during the festival.
There will be crafters of all descriptions, "about twice as many as last year," Chief Roach said. "The list is unbelievable," he said, naming furniture-makers, silversmiths, jew
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