Virginia Senator TIm Kaine was in the Fredericksburg area Friday. Senator Kaine met with some business owners downtown to talk about the economy. Kaine also visited a vaccine clinc in King George.
The winning ticket was bought at the Giant Food at 10100 Dumfries Road in Manassas. The winner has not come forward
Mayor Greenlaw’s guest is Germanna Community College President Dr. Janet Gullickson
This is the Stafford County program supporting restaurants and families in need
Fredericksburg Vice-Mayor Chuck Frye told council he’s frustrated with the continued increase of tanker cars parked on rail tracks near the Mayfield neighborhood. Frye says it’s a safety concern.
Need help getting around the Stafford Government Center? There’s hope and help! Thanks to Jeff Shover with Citizens Assistance and Volunteer Services, there are new signs in place to get you where you need to go.
Stafford Supervisor Mark Dudenhefer announces he won’t be running for re-election in Garrisonville. Makes an endorsement.
Gary Snellings says his vote in favor of downzoning was the toughest vote he’s cast in 16 years on the Board of Supervisors
Vote on rural land is 4-3. Coen, Allen and Shelton vote no
Decals are free but you won’t be unloading your trash without them. This is a Spotsylvania Supervisors idea
Mayor Greenlaw and City Councilor Devine discuss City Council’s efforts to increase energy efficiency and lower carbon emissions while providing cost savings to taxpayers. I
“It is time for me to step aside for new leadership and to be able to spend more time with family and friends.”
Some outdoor restrictions will change March 1
Fredericksburg City Council unanimously passed a resolution demanding that CSX immediately discontinue prolonged storage of tanker cars with hazardous materials along Railroad Avenue.
Stafford’s DMV Select has opened up limited numbers of appointments for Monday, March 1.
Examples of qualifying expenses for reimbursements are outdoor seating, outdoor heaters, social distancing measures, video conferencing subscriptions, technology for e-commerce…..
“If we are going to prevent similar occurrences in the future we must look at all participants, as well as all factors, that contributed to the events of those days.”
The law prohibits burning before 4 p.m. each day between now and April 30 if the fire is in, or within 300 feet of woodland
Samantha Shoukas talks about the Point in Time count, finding a home for one of the most chronically homeless persons in the area and how to access homeless services.
After 16 years on the Stafford Board of Supervisors representing the Hartwood District, Gary Snellings says it’s time for a new face and new ideas
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