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remaps Kappahannock County could become a model for the entire state if an innovative approach was taken to disposing of wastewater. The county’s size could be perfect for such an endeavor.
And that DEQ permit - it’s a permit to pollute in the minds of some residents.
They believe that their course is true.
The Battle of the Rush has neighbors and colleagues at odds.
So far everyone is staying civil and as one resident so eloquently stated, “we’re not acrimonious in our disagreement.”
Is there a right path to walk through this muck of detritus? Both sides are convinced that they are right and that their position is the more reasonable, effective and healthy for the county.
There are a few points that nearly everyone agrees on - no one wants to be thought of as a polluter and one who would intentionally harm all that is Rappahannock and most fear the development that a more sophisticated wastewater system could bring.
Is there one answer that will solve the challenge?
For now, the debate continues.
Calling all artists
Rappahannock County is blessed with a profusion
of artists and creative spirits and spring brings
out the buds and the brushes.
Middle Street Gallery is looking for artists.
Griffin Tavern is looking for artists to grace their upstairs gallery.
The Rappahannock Association for the Arts and the Community hopes to rival last year’s success and is inviting artists to submit their applications for this year’s Secpnd Annual Artists Studio and Gallery Tour to be held in November.
Check out Upcoming Events for details on all these "calls to artists.”
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