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Rappahannock News Staff Photo/Matt Pelkey. IN HER ELEMENT: Amy Hitt, who is running for the Jackson District school board seat, at Rappahannock County Elementary School where she volunteers. Amy Hitt: Grass-roots advocate By Matt Pelkey Rappahannock News Staff Writer Amy Hitt says her son calls her a “professional volunteer.” She has been a board member on county athletic associations, served as secretary for her area Christmas group and headed elections for her district. The joke in the family is that if she were paid for her work, they would be millionaires. Hitt, of Amissville, is contending for the Jackson District school board seat, hoping to end incumbent Wesley Mills’ seven-year run as a board member. Outspoken and brimming with energy, she is ready to dive into the job. See HITT, Page A6
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