District established in 1991 and covers streets south of train station.

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District established in 1991 and covers streets south of train station.
Unanimously approves two measures related to project; will hold remaining four votes in January.
County supervisors voted to create an ordinance that would allow for the technology in school crossing zones.
Ward 2 councilor, elected in 2021, announced that he won’t seek another term.
Board’s legislative priorities include limiting which meetings are considered open.
Spanberger-sponsored bill honors Gladys P. Todd, revered school teacher, voting rights advocate and community organizer.
The memorial will be designed by Eto Otitigbe, the lead artist behind the Memorial to Enslaved Laborers at the University of Virginia.
Milde’s legislation would impose civil penalties on anyone under 21 who possesses retail tobacco and hemp products.
Free Press managing editor Joey LoMonaco sits down with Fredericksburg Mayor Kerry Devine to discuss her two decades in city government, as well as data centers, homelessness and affordable housing.
Car into the building means users of the Bowling Green Post Office are being directed to Ruther Glen and Milford.
More than 140 people attended an open-house-style information session on the proposed crossing.
At Region III breakfast, school officials presented their legislative agenda to local delegation of state legislators.
Many city offices now available in one location.
Group’s first gathering in Fredericksburg focused on solidarity, constitutional amendments.
Supervisors push back against additional funding requests from school system.
HJ 2, which would automatically restore felons’ right to vote, passed the House of Delegates Committee on Privileges and Elections on a party line vote Wednesday.
County now seeks a maximum withdrawal of 9 million gallons a day from the river instead of 13.9 million.
Per agreement, Caroline will receive $57.5% of the revenue associated with the project, and Spotsylvania will bring in the remaining $42.5%.
After passing resolution on data centers, the body then went into closed session to discuss a development in Celebrate Virginia South.
Joint meeting between supervisors, EDA sparks conversation about which businesses to attract.