Gracie Hart Brooks is a journalist and writer based in Charlottesville, Virginia. She is currently a contributor for The Daily Progress and Central Virginia Media Group, as well as a featured writer for the Culpeper Star-Exponent. Gracie's articles focus on local news, community events, and profiles of individuals making a difference in the Charlottesville area.
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Gracie's focus is on local government, community events, crime, education, and emergency response in Virginia. She emphasizes coverage of local educational services and community events.
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By: Gracie Hart Brooks
Trail Bites will cater to out-of-towners and hikers, says Cake Krums owner Merri Woodward.
By: Gracie Hart Brooks
Monster trucks may be coming to Madison, but it won't be Saturday.
By: Gracie Hart Brooks
“The entire family can enjoy the day, browsing, shopping, enjoying the games, listening to great music, eating and taking pleasure in the vast array of entertainment."
By: Gracie Hart Brooks
The clouds and occasional sprinkles didn't dampen spirits at Saturday's Taste of the Mountains Main Street Festival.
By: Gracie Hart Brooks
Retired U.S. Army Sergeant First Class Michael R. Spears of Madison County has been awarded a posthumous Bronze Star.
By: Gracie Hart Brooks
Last week, park officials announced that J. Tracy Stakely has been selected as the next superintendent of not only Shenandoah, but Cedar Creek and Belle Grove National Historical Park as
By: Gracie Hart Brooks
There's a new location to grab a boxed lunch and a coffee in Criglersville.
By: Gracie Hart Brooks
An Orange County man serving life in prison for a Madison County murder has earned more jail time.
By: Gracie Hart Brooks
More than a year after the resignation of Dr. Trice Gravatte, the Rappahannock-Rapidan Health District has welcomed a new director.
By: Gracie Hart Brooks
A Haywood man is facing more than a dozen charges after being arrested last month.
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