18 years after starting at Liberty High as a special education teacher and freshman football coach, Otis Jones has become the fourth activities director in Liberty history, and the first African American activities director in County history.
Fauquier Times
12.9K posts
Fauquier Times
@Fauquiertimes
The Fauquier Times has been Fauquier County's hometown newspaper since 1817. For award-winning coverage of Prince William County, follow @PWCtimes.
- Kettle Run (14-0) became the first team from Fauquier County to make a VHSL state championship game. They’ll face off against perennial power Dinwiddie County (14-0) in the state final next Saturday, Dec. 10 at 4:30 at Liberty University in Lynchburg.
- Major Warner named next superintendent of Fauquier County schools
- Salvador De La Iglesia, of Bealeton, last saw his son, Derek De La Iglesia, Monday evening. The younger De La Iglesia, 21, had that day moved into a townhouse in Marshall. The following day, Derek De La Iglesia was killed in a parking lot in Warrenton.
- Fauquier High football field to be named after late principal Kraig Kelican
- Superintendent of Schools David Jeck feels the time is ripe to address the issue. “I would like to make a very aggressive attempt for our employees. … This is the year to do it.”
- Kettle Run’s thrilling 35-34 win over Loudoun County in the Class 4 Region C championship game will surely go down as one of the greatest performances in the school’s sports history.
- Rodman, a 2021 @LHSEAGLESVA graduate, will represent the United States in the World U20 Track and Field championships in Cali, Columbia.
- The Fauquier County School Board voted Thursday night to make face masks optional in school for students and for all staff. Contract tracing will no longer be carried out either.
- Emma Carter and J.T. Diehl are the @fauquierhs Athletes of the Year! Check out page 17 of today’s print edition for the stories by @FredHodgeSports.
- BREAKING: Warrenton native Blake Corum was selected 83rd overall in the third round of the #NFLDraft by the Los Angeles Rams. Corum is only the second player from Fauquier County to head to the NFL.
- Fauquier County supervisors and school board members have agreed on a compensation package that will give school employees a 5% raise for the 2021-2022 school year.
- 🏈 “The joy that this team provided to the community over the last three weeks is irreplaceable."
