Stafford Supervisors discussed their decision to close county offices on a Friday afternoon in August to allow over 400 employees to attend a youth baseball game at FredNats Stadium.
There’s still time to get flood insurance coverage.
“As we have seen in Flint, MI, and Jackson, MS, access to clean, quality water is critical to the community,” said Chairman of the Board of Supervisors Crystal Vanuch, Rock Hill District
Discussion on the state of historic preservation in the city, the high cost of living in Fredericksburg, and upcoming projects.
As the City of Fredericksburg prepares to build a new school, Vice-Mayor Chuck Frye wants the School Board to look into securing a project labor agreement with unions.
Question about the Falmouth Bridge comes up as Congresswoman Spanberger holds virtual town hall
Habitat for Humanity of Caroline County and the George Washington Regional Commission. Stephanie Ball, Chip Boyles and Jason Tickle.
Update on Stafford Economic Development’s work with small business. There are likely grants and opportunities to help your small business.
The City of Fredericksburg and Washington Heritage Museums have agreed to a Letter of Intent that’s expected to result in the nonprofit taking over ownership and maintenance of the Mary Washington Monument and Caretaker’s Lodge on Washington Avenue.
Speaking from the Senate floor, Virginia Senator Tim Kaine explains why he’s cosponsoring a bill ensuring nationwide abortion rights.
It’s not just for school supplies. Other items are also eligible
One ticket in Virginia wins $20,000 and three win $10,000 in Friday’s drawing. One of those tickets sold in Stafford
The Best Practices Award recognizes organizations that have initiated innovative regional activities which have contributed significantly to the effectiveness of a region.
“Louisa is full of hidden gems,” said Board of Supervisors Chairman Duane Adams.
Virginia Senator Mark Warner speaks on the Senate floor in support of the revised and newly named Creating Helping Incentives to Produce Semiconductors (CHIPS) for America Act.
If you or someone you know needs help keeping cool, here’s info on a state program
Fredericksburg and Stafford residents will not have to pay an admission fee to Old Mill Park
Summer count is July 28th.
A critical component of the Plan update process is receiving input from members of the public, specifically those who live and work in the region.
By MADISON BROWN Fredericksburg Today The City of Fredericksburg announced Tuesday that it won a $1.2 million grant to improve the new Riverfront Park on Sophia Street with a stage and bathrooms. The money comes out of a $240 million competitive grant program created...
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