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Rappahannock News Photo Barbara C. Wayland GRAND CELEBRATION: The Rappahannock National Bank hosted a 100th celebration last Friday afternoon and evening for the entire community. Hundreds turned out for the centennial celebration. There were ten antique vehicles: seven from the collection of Jon Morgan of Woodville and the other three belonged to John Anderson of Washington. George Stephenson displayed his coin collection. There were prizes, giveaways, food provided by Burgers N Things of Sperryville, music by DJ Connection from Front Royal and most of all a real sense of community spirit and togetherness that can only come from a Rappahannock gathering. The community would like to express appreciation to CEO Michael T. Leake, his Staff, directors and other bank officials for a fine community evening.
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