Latest articles by Laura Ruby

• Ruritan Club's Battle of the Bands aimed at teen concert-goers
• Young Farmers build garden for homeless shelter
• New book traces African American history in Fauquier County
• After rocky road, work continues at Fauquier Community Farm
• A house made of straw
• Fauquier County Relay for Life paints the town purple
• Fauquier Boy Scouts learn primitive cooking method for delicious turkey
• Fauquier guy and his pie among finalists in national competition
• Adventures in Gardening -- Gardens return us to our roots
• Farmers' markets set to reopen
• Famous Inn Goes on Auction Block
• Local, whole foods make new raw pet food healthy
• Cedar Lee's Pingrey named Outstanding Teacher
• New book is deliciously informative guide for 'Gourmet Getaways'
• Community Touch to open new thrift store in Bealeton
• Cooking classes, counseling help clarify healthy eating
• Composting class teaches lessons in 'black gold'
• First seeds are planted at community farm
• Snow removal may be impacted by VDOT cuts
• Family rises from financial ruin to role as mentors
• Seminar seeks landowners for farming partnerships
• Fauquier Community Theatre set to open 'Moon over Buffalo'
• Angel Food Network program stretches particpants' grocery budget
• Community dinner celebrates volunteer spirit
• Remodeling firm thrives in tough economic times
• Distribution hub could aid Fauquier farmers
• Farming dreams alive and well
• Enduring love
• Eva Walker gets a facelift
• Tuesday Morning to open Warrenton store in April
• FHS Students Offer One-Act Plays
• Priming the pump for local food
• Community support
• Cookie, anyone?
• Treasured program replaced with 2nd Generation
• Airlie seminar encourages farmers to plan and keep dreaming
• Newcomers welcome
• Advocates for homeless tackle huge problems, enjoy success
• Architect works to make traditional touches affordable
• Warrenton's Main Streeet returns to normal after election excitement
• Burch Builders offers college students real-world design experience
• Young actors embrace 'Old Lace'
• Noah's Ark floats new system
• Slow sales plague car industry
• Spend Saturday down on the farm
• High costs fuel changes
• Wakefield students 'give back' through community service
• Warrenton man wins cash, prizes, and landscape plan
• Grant steers commuter bus toward road
• Putting her money where her heart is
• Local artist participates in 'Transfiguring' show
• Market shifts make short sales less of a long shot
• The right man for the job
• A fresh start for Subway owner
• More students need help getting school supplies
• Upcoming chili cook-off benefits Habitat
• New device helps diabetics, doctors plan treatment
• Flying Circus launches 35th balloon festival
• New bank set to open in Fauquier
• Volunteers spice up shelter's kitchen
• 'Guards of tomorrow
• Grow it yourself
• New program pushes back in the battle of the bulge
• Fauquier's Fantastic Four
• Homeless kids face adult-sized issues
• Dive into summer
• Make this a summer to remember
• Hold the tomato
• Gastronomical fuel prices put drivers over a barrel
• Market woes equal more affordability
• Sunday concert to benefit Remington woman
• Hip hop the Fauquier way
• Help for homeowners facing foreclosure
• Suit up
• Hard work, compromise lead couple out of debt, toward goals
• Black history is local history
• The road home
• Homeless in Fauquier
• Belly up for Super Bowl Sunday
• Rock on
• Friends of Anna
• Author makes rough journey to the 'Rainbow'
• Southern hospitality
• More than just a pretty face
• What a trip
• Keep the resolution, lose the weight