After disagreement over presentation, supervisors voted unanimously to delay amending comprehensive plan to expand technology district in Carmel Church.
Board of supervisors tables approving a contract with company to install speed cameras in school zones.
Board votes 5-2 not to pursue a third-party investigation into incident that led to the August conviction of a behavioral interventionist for striking a kindergarten student with a shoe.
Attorney Joshua Baker filed a motion to invalidate the Certificate of Take and dismiss the petition to condemn the property.
Teacher is now facing a felony charge of extortion in writing and a misdemeanor charge of violating a protection order.
The alleged victim’s mother reported to the sheriff’s office that when her child returned home from school she noticed bruising on her back and ribs.
New superintendent wants to focus on the future, but at least one board member is calling for an investigation into an April incident.
Student faces charges of possession of a firearm on school property and brandishing a firearm.
Luck Stone plans to build 5.6 million square feet of industrial space that is expected to generate $28 million annually in tax revenue when completed.
Boil water instructions should be used for bulk water only. Residents under the Do Not Use Water Advisory should not try to treat the tap water themselves.
Gloria Joan Jackson was convicted of misdemeanor assault and battery Friday morning in Spotsylvania Juvenile and Domestic Relations Court.
EDA Board Chair Beckey Gallamore said she was blindsided by Tuesday night’s decision.
Supervisors also adopted resolutions to opt out of a Fredericksburg area Regional Transportation Authority and to instruct the county attorney to research purchase of intake belonging to Birchwood and/or Amazon Data Services.
Board votes 4-1 to maintain policy implemented by Superintendent Jesse Boyd requiring parental approval to check out certain titles.
Rev. Sherman Davis, pastor of Tabernacle Baptist Church in King George, has used his influence to impact conversations surrounding the county’s government and schools.
I’yana James, a 2017 Caroline High School graduate and Virginia Tech student, was presented a $20,000 scholarship during Monday’s live broadcast.
State Police and county officials declined to elaborate on the investigation.
Newly hired superintendent encouraged compromise as board members and public speakers accused two representatives of attempting to sabotage school system.
The Rev. Lawrence A. Davies, who died Monday morning, was Fredericksburg’s first Black city councilman and mayor.
Search for solutions is in response to community meeting hosted by Supervisor Lori Hayes.
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