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This marks the final issue for two staff members at the Rappahannock News. Editor Mark Scolforo and reporter Lisa G. Currie are leaving the paper after this week and will be working at other publications.
Mr. Scolforo, 27, of Sperryville, leaves the News after 15 months as its editor. Prior to that he spent more than three years on the staff of the Fauquier Times-Democrat in Warrenton, also an ArCom Newspapers publication.
Mr. Scolforo has been hired as a copy editor for the York Dispatch and York Sunday News in York, Pa., an 80,000-circulation daily paper.
He is a 1982 graduate of Fauquier High School and a 1987 graduate of the University of Chicago.
He was hired as a police reporter at the Times-Democrat in 1987, and he had previously worked for the paper during summers as a sports stringer. Mr. Scolforo covered the Fauquier school system, the police and court beats, local governments in The Plains, Warrenton and Remington, and wrote a column, “Seems to Me.”
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