Caroline County Public Schools, Habitat of Caroline and Central Virginia Housing established the Teach, Respond and Thrive Housing Initiative.
Suit claims executive order issued in August violates federal elections law.
Board also discussed offering the county’s internal auditor to the school division — a proposal that was met warily.
City Council also approved a measure to initiate a public review process related to the proposed Jeremiah Community supportive housing development.
The Free Press asked debate goers to answer five questions about the candidates’ performance.
Fredericksburg Councilman Will Mackintosh says anyone can take the survey–not just City residents.
Supporters voice discontent, candidates level attacks on shared stage inside UMW’s Dodd Auditorium.
Board sends tree canopy regulation to planning commission.
Craig, who’s worked in city government for the past 10 years, most recently served as principal planner.
The Virginia Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services says you have options.
The chairs are free to the public and available for both children and adults but must be reserved in advance
The bonds will cover projects including the city’s portion of the Motts Run water treatment project, which it shares with Spotsylvania County.
Supervisors also aim to shorten early-voting period.
Team gets spotlight on the U.S. House of Representatives floor for winning the Carolina League Championship.
Agency made preliminary decision to issue the permit but will hold public after significant community outcry.
Voters lined up to cast their ballots in Virginia, Minnesota and South Dakota, the states with the first early in-person voting opportunities.
Kaine proposes changing the federal fiscal year to a calendar year rather than October 1-September 30.
Candidates Anderson, Vindman address issues in a forum put on by the Fredericksburg Free Press.
An in-depth discussion on data centers in the region and a Caroline farmer fighting the exercise of eminent domain on some of his property along the Rappahannock River are two of the top stories covered by the Free Press this past week.
After disagreement over presentation, supervisors voted unanimously to delay amending comprehensive plan to expand technology district in Carmel Church.
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