Revenue from proposed data center projects to boost budgets beginning in 2026.

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Revenue from proposed data center projects to boost budgets beginning in 2026.
Daylong event aimed to inform organizations about available programs and projects.
School board chaos and the sounds of construction topped headlines in the Free Press this past week.
Fire closed down Dickey’s Barbeque Pit but didn’t extinguish owner’s generosity.
Board also discusses funds for student laptops, capital improvements.
Macy’s and JED Foundation donated furnishing, labor to create a special space for high school students.
Introducing the Rappahannock Recipe Roots project, a collaboration between the Free Press, Rappahannock Goodwill Industries and the Fredericksburg Area Museum.
Board sends tree canopy regulation to planning commission.
Public invited to community meeting at Stafford High School to review proposed boundary adjustments.
A roundup of seasonal activities that celebrate October.
A recap of the stories that topped this week’s Free Press headlines.
Program aims to stem the tide of homelessness.
With 6-1 vote, county moves forward with Stafford Technology campus.
School leaders from across region discussed work-based learning for students.
Officials: expect increased law enforcement presence at Courtland High School this week.
Over 3,200 solar panels will generate nearly all of the school’s energy needs.
According to one panelist, ‘the utility and the industry are slapping high fives behind closed doors.’
Residents also voiced concerns over continued issues with school buses.
A senator on a solar farm and funding for feasibility topped this week’s Free Press headlines.
Wooly maintenence crew plays a key role in AES facility’s operation.