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The
Rappahannock
Guide
The Rappahannock News is publishing, for the
first time this summer, The Rappahannock
Guide.
This guide will include a listing of local businesses, schools, services and attractions as well as local officials serving the town and county.
Our attempt is to make it as comprehensive as possible. While this is a “first” for the Rappahannock paper, many of you may be familiar with the Fauquier Guide or the Prince William Guide. These are products that have been published on an annual basis by our sister papers.
While advertising in the Rappahannock Guide is being handled by our ad rep, Terri Carper, out of the Warrenton office, the editonal content is the responsibility of this office in Washington.
Knowing that there are many in the community who share a love of this county, I'd like to include your thoughts, poems or other vignettes in the publication as space allows.
Please include your name and town or village and send them to me via e-mail at asherman@timespapers.com or mail to Anita Sherman at the Rappahannock News, P.O. Box 59, Washington, Va. 22747.
Many of you as well have captured scenes of Rappahannock on film. Please send those as well including title and name.
Rappahannock County has a growing reputation for its artists and musicians. Please send photos of your artwork or group that can be showcased in this publication.
Help celebrate this very special county in our premiere issue of The Rappahannock Guide.
Letters to the editor
WRITE: Letters to the Editor, P.O. Box 59, Washington, Va. 22747
EMAIL: asherman@timespapers.com
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