Fauquier Times

09/28/2025

The Kettle Run High football team suffered its first loss of the season against visiting Millbrook on Friday, falling 14-7.

The Kettle Run High football team struggled to find the end zone on Sept. 26. as it suffered its first loss of the season against Millbrook 14-7 on Homecoming.

09/27/2025

The Kettle Run High football team hosted Millbrook on Friday and we have photos.

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09/27/2025

The Kettle Run High football team hosted Millbrook on Friday, while Fauquier visited Meridian in Falls Church.

Week 5 - Sept. 26

09/26/2025

Virginia’s fledgling seed-to-sale tracking system has only been online for two months, but it is already painting the clearest picture yet of the state’s medical cannabis market.

Virginia’s fledgling seed-to-sale tracking system has only been online for two months, but it is already painting the clearest picture yet of the state’s medical cannabis market, data released this

09/25/2025

Head over to some fall food festivals and help raise money for local causes this weekend.

What to do in Fauquier County this weekend; family-friendly activities, top things to do for kids

09/25/2025

Find out who the Fauquier, Kettle Run and Liberty football teams play on Friday.

Week 5 - Sept. 26

09/24/2025

Here are three ways the community has been affected by the delays.

The cost of the delay could add up, officials warn.

09/24/2025

Can Virginia – and beyond – keep up with the explosion of energy demand from AI and data centers?

In Part 2 of The New Energy Crisis, a special investigative series from the Fauquier Times, we break down what happens when infrastructure can’t scale.

What happens here at home will ripple across the Mid-Atlantic. Will we manage the crisis or become one?

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Why the Mid-Atlantic grid is in danger of seeing brownouts and blackouts

09/23/2025

The teachers, both from Liberty High School, were placed on administrative leave after posting on social media about the death of the conservative activist.

09/23/2025

Warrenton residents who haven’t paid their parking tickets might soon receive letters from a collection agency.

Police Chief Tim Carter told the Warrenton Town Council on Sept. 9 that parking tickets are up 44% from this time last year and written warnings are up 6%.

09/23/2025

Jac Bennington, who lives in Amissville, is challenging incumbent Del. Michael Webert, R-Warrenton, for the seat representing House District 61 in the Nov. 4 election.

Jac Bennington is a Democrat vying for a spot in the Virginia House of Delegates, but his political viewpoint made a recent shift, he said, from being a moderate Republican.

09/23/2025

When Del. Michael Webert first ran for office, he said it was like drinking out of a fire hose.

Michael Webert, 46, a Republican, lives in Warrenton with his wife, Rebecca, and two sons. He represents House District 61 in the Virginia House of Delegates, which includes Rappahannock County and parts of Fauquier and Culpeper counties.