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...
Kalahari attorney Charlie Payne tells Spotsylvania Supervisors the region has never seen a project like the Kalahari water park. Payne says it “puts Spotsylvania County on the map.”
Supervisor Chris Yakabouski voted no citing lack of community involvement and questions about the transportation plan.
Spotsylvania pays tribute to a county employee who died last week
The vote was 5-2. Yakabouski and Lane no votes. Here;s what some of the supporters said.
The program is a voluntary option for drivers of electric, hybrid or fuel-efficient vehicles who pay the Commonwealth’s highway use fee.
Victim just started working at the Convenience Center
Stafford Economic Development and Tourism Director John Holden talks about Smart Stafford, Cyber4+, the Virginia Smart Community Testbed and upcoming events.
Military, foreign service, and hardship license extension periods doubled
City Councilman Matt Kelly talks about charging fees at Old Mill Park, future tax rates in Fredericksburg and the future of the historic Renwick building
The R-Board Landfill at 489 Eskimo Hill Road, Stafford has extended free drop-off for residential storm related debris through July 8th.
It goes back to the once active Fredericksburg-Stafford Park Authority
Vice Mayor Frye and Councilman Kelly vote no. Pilot program will be evaluated in October
Stafford implementing a fee at the Historic Port of Falmouth beginning later in July.
Parts of downtown go to a 20 mile an hour speed limit on Friday
The Rappahannock Regional Solid Waste Management Board (R-Board) will temporarily waive fees for storm-related yard waste disposal for residents, at the Regional Landfill thru July 8
Vega won big in Prince William County.
The new bill will encourage states to pass red flag laws which allow police to remove guns from people who present a danger to themselves or others, and it would strengthen background checks for gun buyers under age 21. The bill now moves on to the House.
Program Manager Samantha Shoukas with the George Washington Regional Commission talks about the need for volunteers for the Point in Time Count on July 28
Anderson second. State Senator Bryce Reeves third, Vanuch fourth.
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