The community is invited to celebrate the season at The Holly & The Ivy at 3:30 p.m. Monday, December 1, at Historic Christ Church, 420 Christ Church Road, Weems. Admission is two non-perishable food ...

The Rappahannock Record's website, rrecord.com, receives over 200,000 page views each month!

The Rappahannock Record's website, rrecord.com, receives over 200,000 page views each month!

At the November 20 board of supervisors meeting, organizations presented a variety of ideas that would utilize county-owned property for the benefit of the community and accomplish some of the goals ...

Despite the planning commission’s recommendation for approval, the Kilmarnock Town Council on Monday, November 17, shot down a rezoning application submitted by Fountainhead Homes LLC to build a ...

Taste on the Point is a hit The inaugural Taste on the Point, hosted by the Lancaster by the Bay Chamber of Commerce, was held Saturday, November 22, at Windmill Point Marina and Westland Beach at ...

The Music Ministry of Campbell Memorial Presbyterian Church, 3712 Weems Road, Weems, welcomes the community to an Advent piano recital at 4 p.m. Wednesday, December 3. Music director Susan Cousins ...

Registration closes today, November 26, for the 25th annual Irvington Turkey Trot on Thanksgiving Day, November 27. The fee is $35 for the 2-or 5-mile races and $40 for both. Sign up from 3-6 p.m. at ...

Science department chairman Franklin Bell leads an honors science research class at Christchurch School. The project-based course is open to juniors and seniors. The class collaborates on long-term ...

The Tidewater Oyster Gardeners Association (TOGA) recently announced a high school essay contest. After sponsoring middle school writing contests the past 11 years, TOGA will now offer it to high ...

Blue Heron Battery LLC, 180-A Technology Park Drive, Kilmarnock, recently received accolades from an industry critic. “Finally! A properly made Li Battery…. The best made battery I’ve seen.” The quote ...

Judith E. Thomson As chainsaws snarled and wood-chippers growled, an interracial, interdenominational, intergenerational group gathered on November 15 to begin a long-overdue task—reclaiming Old St.