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Grace Schumacher
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News Reporter, Fauquier Now
Virginia
Biography
Grace joined the FauquierNow, InsideNoVa and Rappahannock Media teams in late August 2023. She primarily covers education, business, government and politics as well as public safety beats in Fauquier. She also contributes to the community magazine, Warrenton Lifestyle. A native of Fauquier County and alumna of its public school system, Grace holds a bachelor of arts degree in English and Journalism from the University of Mary Washington.
Immigration, Politics Women's rights,Human Rights Cooperate, Business Socioeconomic, Human interests
Content
By Grace Schumacher Verified| Fauquier Now Verified A three-judge panel appointed by the Virginia Supreme Court is scheduled to convene Thursday to consider a voluntary settlement agreement that proposes the annexation of 234 acres of a 431-acre parcel from Fauquier County into the town of Warrenton. The hearing follows months of uncertainty over the panel’s consideration of the Arrington subdivision case.
By Grace Schumacher Verified| Fauquier Now Verified The Fauquier County Board of Supervisors has adopted a zoning amendment that establishes Battery Energy Storage Systems, or BESS, as a permitted use with special exception approval in select zoning districts. The decision followed months of input from the Planning Commission and staff as well as industry and community stakeholders. The ordinance allows Battery Energy Storage Systems as a special exception use in Agricultural, Industrial Park, Industrial General and Business Park zoning districts.
By Grace Schumacher Verified| Fauquier Now Verified Warrenton Town Council members revisited long-standing concerns about the Warrenton Aquatic and Recreation Facility, or WARF, during fiscal 2026 budget discussions April 8, weighing the costs and community value of the $24 million facility. The conversation followed town Budget Manager Brooke Campbell’s presentation of the proposed $52.9 million budget, which includes $1.07 million in projected WARF revenue and another $15,000 from sponsorships.
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Fauquier Now
Virginia, United States