Commentary: A discussion with The Honorable Daniel Cortez, a longtime Stafford resident who’s an independent voter and has served under the Trump and Biden administrations.
The shorthand name for the agency is being updated from “FRED Transit” to “FXBGO!” (pronounced by saying the letters “FXB” and the word “Go”).
Fredericksburg Councilman Matt Kelly talks about school expansion–and paying for it along with other major capital projects on the horizon in the city.
Thanking a mentor: Fredericksburg Mayor Mary Katherine Greenlaw thanks longtime educator and community leader Marguerite Young.
Service by appointment offered Monday, Wednesday and Friday; Walk-in service offered Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
Spotsylvania Supervisors vote 4-3 to rename Route 1 in the county Patriot Highway.
Nicole Moore with Stafford Parks and Rec with info on the Fall Family Festival on Saturday along with therapeutic recreation, exercise for adults 55+ and opportunities to volunteer.
Council will hold a work session October 12th
If approved, five cent tax would likely go into effect January first
The partial opening is scheduled for the same day a ceremony will be held at the improved Chatham Bridge.
“Right now, this year’s contest for governor looks to be the closest statewide election in years,” said UMW political analyst Stephen Farnsworth
Here are some of the comments by Board members before their vote against critical race theory and the 1619 project in county schools.
Stafford Supervisors passed a resolution 6-0 (Supervisor Allen absent) to deny some funding to Stafford Schools tied to the teaching of critical race theory, the 1619 project or requesting students to identify their preferred pronouns.
Debate for the 28th District will be this coming Wednesday night
Mayor Mary Katherine Greenlaw and Vice-Mayor Chuck Frye discuss council priorities-Fredericksburg 2036- and the upcoming ceremony to unveil the historical marker of the Freedom Rides.
Christian Zammas is today a business owner in down Fredericksburg (Katora Coffee). But he was once homeless.
Meetings planned this Thursday and Saturday
Service by appointment offered Monday, Wednesday and Friday; Walk-in service offered Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
The Stafford Board of Supervisors will decide in two weeks whether they need to launch an investigation into the problems that occurred in the early days of school year.
Marching for voting rights over the Martin Luther King Bridge on Fall Hill Ave.
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