Board votes to continue testing only employees with a CDL and to permit interim, unlicensed teachers for the third consecutive year.
Mitchell comes to Spotsylvania after leading a division with two schools and 625 total students.
Rodney Washington obtained a building permit and paid $6,500 to relocate his trailer to Port Royal but is being denied a zoning permit from the town.
More than 100 vendors, including 30 food trucks, participated in the inaugural event at Spotsylvania Towne Center.
The event will take place Saturday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Caroline Community Services Center.
Board also voted to build restrooms at Lowe-Massie Park in Dawn and finalize the fiscal year 2025 school budget.
Cory Garrett, a fifth-generation farmer whose 11 acres will be condemned and subject to eminent domain, insists that the county’s stated intentions don’t hold up.
The House on Main Street, originally a 1737 construction, is already drawing guests as an Airbnb.
Before Forrest Parker Jr. died in January, he left a legacy of community service in the Fredericksburg region.
Supervisors also voted to send the Thornburg Village development project back to the planning commission.
School board continues to explore drug testing; also approved new policies on the code of conduct, libraries and instructional materials.
Former junior varsity head coach and varsity assistant must quickly assemble staff and keep players engaged as offseason preparation continues.
Cougars will face Atlee Saturday at 11 a.m. aiming for their first state championship in 24 years.
Salaries of Fredericksburg area county or city administrators have increased dramatically in recent years.
Cougars and Bears will both appear in Virginia High School League state semifinals on Friday.
Battlefield District representative Nicole Cole’s trial date in alleged assault of fellow board member Lisa Phelps set for July 1.
Board also questioned Lisa Phelps and April Gillespie about not signing a confidentiality agreement related to superintendent search.
Jackson Dobson died as the result of an ATV accident less than two weeks after his high school graduation.
Event has changed locations over the years but remains a fun-filled affair.
Plans included 40 single-family detached dwellings and amenities, including a boat dock.
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