The Stafford students won Best Play, Best Actor, two All-Star Cast honors, Outstanding Technical Merit, and Best Set Design which advanced them to the Southeastern Theater Conference next March in Baltimore.
Will Mackintosh leads audience through what the town was like during historic visit.
While data is still flowing in, reading program is already yielding positive results for students in grades 1-8.
Cold and windy Friday, but a weekend temperature turnaround.
Fredericksburg Circuit Court Judge Gordon F. Willis sentenced Aaron Carter and Lorenzo Brooks to 40 years, with 15 suspended, for second-degree murder, along with three years for the use of a firearm in the commission of a felony.
Residents asked to answer anonymous survey about health issues.
More than 140 people attended an open-house-style information session on the proposed crossing.
At Region III breakfast, school officials presented their legislative agenda to local delegation of state legislators.
Group’s first gathering in Fredericksburg focused on solidarity, constitutional amendments.
Supervisors push back against additional funding requests from school system.
Pedestrian bridge would be part of planned $86.2 million rehabilitation project.
Lee Hill District representative Lisa Phelps made the request to the board’s clerk; policy requires the chair be notified directly.
Daniel W. Smith moves into division’s top position after serving as chief of staff for Loudoun County schools.
School board recently heard from a consulting firm detailing the steps to developing a five-year strategic plan.
HJ 2, which would automatically restore felons’ right to vote, passed the House of Delegates Committee on Privileges and Elections on a party line vote Wednesday.
Mary Washington Hospital and Spotsylvania Regional Medical Center received “C” grades.
What’s new: Data centers and more drama among members of the Spotsylvania County School Board.
North Stafford, Massaponax and King George also advance in postseason play.
Commemoration of Frenchman’s ballyhooed visit started back in March.
County now seeks a maximum withdrawal of 9 million gallons a day from the river instead of 13.9 million.
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