Caroline Historical Society display on World War II veteran Reginald Beverly and other prominent Black contributors to the county runs Thursday through Saturday from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
At the Caroline NAACP’s Black History Month celebration, congressman urged attendees to reach out with concerns over the direction of the country.
During campaign event in Caroline County, the Lt. Gov. and gubernatorial candidate said fired federal workers should look into employment in Virginia’s private sector.
With four Black members, the board is the only governing body in the Fredericksburg area with a majority of minorities.
According to the University of Virginia’s Weldon Cooper Center, Caroline is the fourth-fastest growing locality in Virginia, adding nearly 3,000 residents since 2020.
The water temp was 35, but a warm feeling created by generosity in Caroline at the Polar Bear Plunge.
Almost 38,000 raised for Caroline County charities on Saturday at the annual Polar Bear Plunge sponsored by the Ladysmith Ruritan Club at the Lake Land’or beach.
The Caroline Sheriff’s Office says quick response to the scene resulted in multiple arrests.
Senate Bill 923, introduced by Sen. Richard Stuart (R-Westmoreland), passed the committee level unanimously. A second bill introduced by Stuart, providing more oversight of data centers, advanced as well.
State senator claims worrisome wording is just ‘a placeholder,’ and that final legislation won’t thwart county’s withdrawal efforts.
Daquan Warren, 24, of Woodford, is facing charges including second-degree murder and using a firearm in the commission of a felony.
Caroline supervisors abruptly adjourn meeting to make their case at State Capitol.
It’s now the Central Rappahannock River Habitat for Humanity.
After being away from journalism for 18 months, it did not take long after the Free Press launched in February to realize why I missed it so much.
The land has been cleared and power lines are about to go underground.
Habitat for Humanity of Caroline County is about ready to begin building 20 homes in Ladysmith.
Law enforcement tipped off by the staff at the Ladysmith CVS.
School board and board of supervisors jointly urging support for the JLARC study on funding K-12 public education.
Two heavy demolition exercises scheduled for Monday and Wednesday at Fort Walker.
Habitat Charlottesville, city officials and residents coalesced in an effort to prevent the type of widespread displacement that’s become increasingly common for mobile home parks. It worked.
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