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Sperryville where you can purchase mango, spicy plum, sweet peach, hot peach and rhubarb chutney made by Rappahannock s own Virginia Chutney Company. Go to Roy’s on Old Hollow Road or to Mt. Vernon Farm to get Clare and Neville Turner’s delicious chutneys which are all natural, full of fruit and have no fat. These marvelous products, based on traditional Southern recipes, are sold at Whole Foods up and down the east coast, but we can boast that Rappahannock is home to this fine company. If you did not know of Virginia Chutney Company, another of the “hidden jewels” of Rappahannock, go to There you will learn about the Turner’s, chutney and find some wonderful recipes. Shop locally and support smother community business. Virginia Chutney products are delicious!
Poker Run helps
Did I just imagine seeing about 100 bikes filling the parking lot at Mark Esola’s motorcycle shop in Sperryville on Saturday? No, it was about one 150 bikes! This Poker Run fund raiser for Keith “Smitty” Smith, a vet who needed money for a second hip replacement resulting from service related injuries, was initiated by friends who wanted to help the man known for helping others. Participants registered in Madison and went on to get one “poker card” at each of five locations, with
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