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foothills.org, focuses on tourism in the regional commission’s five counties (Rappahannock, Madison, Culpeper, Orange, and Fauquier) and includes information and links to points of interest, lodging and dining establishments and wineries.

It also includes a calendar of events in the region and a history of the area. The site provides a contact button and telephone number (877-270-1315) for those who wish additional information.

The regional commission’s second website, wwwpiedmontgrown.com, offers farmers an opportunity to list their products and buyers a chance to see where they can get “the best from the Farms of the Rappahannock-Rapidan Region.”

Piedmont Grown features a farm product and farmers’ market directory, a farmer land exchange, as well as information on tourist activities and facilities.

Local growers caK easily add their listing to the farm products directory. The directory and a search engine make the quest for the best local produce and farm products a snap.

The two websites were announced by the regional commission’s new Executive Director Mark Van de Water, at the February meeting of the Board of

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