Stafford Sheriff’s Office made the initial arrest last October.

Stafford Sheriff’s Office made the initial arrest last October.
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.
Lawyer representing data center developer had distributed a last-minute proffer for consideration.
A survey is being taken until October 1 on what the next Comprehensive Plan in Fredericksburg should look like.
Winners of the 2024 “I Voted” sticker design contest recognized at board of supervisors meeting.
Anderson, who faces Democratic nominee Eugene Vindman in November, threw out a first pitch and attended a Pakistani cultural celebration.
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.
Change at top of ticket has energized Democratic election efforts, party leaders at several levels said Friday.
Professor Stephen Farnsworth to serve as moderator between Democrat Vindman, Republican Anderson.
Flags at half-staff in memory of former first lady Roxanne Gilmore.
The study, which would take four to six months to complete, requires a $200,000 upfront payment to Dominion.
Congresswoman, city officials discuss next steps with CSX and give update on tanker cars in Mayfield.
The Rev. Lawrence A. Davies, who died Monday morning, was Fredericksburg’s first Black city councilman and mayor.
Position would serve as a conduit between business owners, the unhoused and the services they require.
Despite a notice from the Virginia Outdoor Foundation regarding a conservation easement on the property, the county recently secured a petition for condemnation.
Linda Powell said her family has no intentions of selling the property or closing the longtime area business that Sheetz plans to demolish.
Southern-Maryland based Penzance submitted a pre-application to the City of Fredericksburg’s Technical Review Committee.
Owner Caroline O’Neill pleaded no contest to animal cruelty charges in December related to her care of approximately 25 horses that were ultimately seized by Stafford Animal Control.
Eligible products include qualifying ENERGY STAR™ or WaterSense™ products purchased for non-commercial home or personal use – $2,500 or less per item.