Business

WARRENTON — (Press Release) Fauquier Bankshares, Inc. and its principal subsidiary, The Fauquier Bank are pleased to be celebrating educators in August.

“Empowering teachers with the tools they need to positively influence children is a wonderful way for us to continue our commitment to giving back to our community,” says Abbie Ford, VP, Director of Retail Banking. In honor of our teachers, children, and community, the Bank’s next Charity Friday is August 9 and will be called Teachers Day. Over 90% of teachers use their own money to purchase school supplies for their classrooms. We hope that our communities come together to help our teachers. From August 1-12 we ask that teachers drop off their wishlist and for our communities to help fulfill the wish lists by donating supplies at any of our TFB locations. Teachers will be contacted for pick up.


Event

Good Afternoon

The American Legion Post #28 (Buck Keyes) in Triangle, Virginia is celebrating 100 years of comradery and community service to the state of Virginia and the United States of America. The Post will be hosting a Centennial celebration on October 10th, 2026, from 12 noon until 6 pm. Free food and fun for all! Please publish our invitation to the public as you possibly can. Thank you. The address and the Point of Contact are as follows:


Obituaries

Michael Dewayne Draughon, age 64 of Manassas, Virginia, passed away suddenly on July 21, 2019 with his loving family by his side. Mike was born on March 11, 1955 in Norfolk, VA. He spent his childhood in Portsmouth, VA playing baseball and wrestling, and finding all sorts of trouble to get into. At the age […]


Features

QUANTICO — (Press Release) The Marine Corps Heritage Foundation will host a sensory-friendly screening of Superpower Dogs this Saturday, July 27 at 10 a.m. at the National Museum of the Marine Corps. During this special screening, the theater will be dimly lit, the movie will be played at a lower volume, and viewers will be allowed to speak softly and move around, as needed.

Sensory-friendly screenings are widely used to make the viewing experience more enjoyable for individuals and families affected by Autism and other conditions.