Luke Christopher is a journalist for The Rappahannock News, a local news outlet in Virginia. He covers a range of topics including local news, community events, and human interest stories. Luke is dedicated to keeping the community informed and engaged with the happenings in Rappahannock County.
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Luke Christopher's coverage primarily focuses on local news, community events, and business profiles in the Rappahannock area of Virginia. He also covers entertainment news to a significant extent.
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All members of the Town Council voted in favor of lowering speed limits in town at their Tuesday night meeting.
Eldon Farms is a great example of how an agricultural landscape interfaces with the local watershed. The hayfields, pastures, ponds, and streams are all interconnected ecosystems, that when managed correctly, can have incredible conservation value.
By: Luke Christopher
Achieves accreditation in high-quality early childhood education
The parent company of Fauquier-based Oak View National Bank, which also has branches in Culpeper and Rappahannock, showed higher earnings and strong performance in other metrics in its latest financial report.
Collisions up at alarming rate, even before peak deer season
There was a “soft” premiere of “64 Days” at the Little Washington Theatre last Saturday.
Join in a Drumming Workshop for “Silver Drummers,” as well as drummers age seven to 107, and enjoy a rhythmic experience on Saturday, Nov. 9 from 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m. at the Castleton Theatre House-Great Room, 664 Castleton Road, Castleton. A lunch and silent movie performance follow the workshop.
The PATH Foundation announced Friday more than $1.37 million in awards to 55 local organizations in its latest Flexible Funding grant cycle, providing unrestricted general operating support for nonprofit organizations.
By: Luke Christopher
Tim and Emily Grimes of Amissville had two deer collisions within four months of each other last year, one with a brand new car.
U.V.A. students Maria Marlicz and Katarzyna Zymanczyk get Tim Carrington to sign their autograph board for RAAC’s Fall Art Tour during the first weekend of November.
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