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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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.
By: Luke Christopher
The Rappahannock County Board of Supervisors convened on Nov. 4 for its evening session.
A healthy crowd showed up for a Businesses of Rappahannock event at The Sperryville Marketplace last July.
One of the cats available at the RappCats Adoption Center in Fint Hill in August.
By: Luke Christopher
Paramedic Peter Nichols pauses during a SAR training at Franklin Cliffs in Shenandoah National Park.
The Rappahannock News and our sister papers asked readers to pay tribute to the veterans in their lives.
By: Luke Christopher
Asian American singer Tadashi ‘s upcoming EP, ‘Hedonism’, is a hyperpop-infused project that reflects his spontaneous, live-in-the-moment attitude. Featuring tracks like ‘Crash’, which blends Japanese and English lyrics and boasts the bilingual factor of his music, the EP was inspired by a trip to Japan and Tadashi’s desire to create something bold for the Asian-American community. A fan of 88rising, Tadashi aims to inspire other Asian-American artists by showing them they can follow their dreams too. Hedonism was recorded impulsively, with Tadashi pouring everything into the project—ignoring school commitments and spending all his money to make it happen. The result is an EP full of energy, fun, and unapologetic self-expression.
The following home and land transfers were recorded at the Rappahannock County Circuit Court Clerk’s Office last week:
By: Luke Christopher
File photo, 2021: Rapp News' monthly "Fourth Estate Friday."
By: Luke Christopher
Jim LaGraffe will begin leading the Northern Piedmont Community Foundation in January, following Jane Bowling-Wilson's retirement.
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