On the Senate floor, Virginia Senator Tim Kaine shared stories of Virginians impacted by COVID-19. Senator Kaine favors going big on COVID relief.
Stafford Supervisors pushed back hard in opposition to a transportation bill introduced in the General Assembly by Delegate Josh Cole.
Economics of 2020. Scott Mayausky talks about what the pandemic has meant to tax revenue in Stafford and how economic development is impacting the county.
Officials say they hope to understand how the pandemic has affected the region.
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Stafford County will continue operating and provide services to residents online, by phone and for some, by appointment.
Stafford Board of Supervisors Chairman Crystal Vanuch talks about the challenge of COVID, how the county found innovative ways to use CARES money, healthy growth and Broadband.
The owner of the Spotsylvania Towne Centre says a rezoning approved by Spotsylvania Supervisors to allow an apartment complex at the old Sears location will make the mall a desirable location for new and existing businesses in the region.
“The COVID-19 pandemic has changed how customers interact with DMV,” said DMV Commissioner Rick Holcomb. “DMV is constantly looking for ways to serve customers outside of our customer service centers.”
The swearing in of a new President
The swearing in of a new President
Continuum of Care Program Director Samantha Shoukas with the George Washington Regional Commission talks about the importance of the Point in Time count and Keys for Christmas
Legislation to abolish the death penalty in Virginia has cleared its first legislative hurdle by passing out of the Senate Judiciary Committee. Here is some of the debate.
Another million dollar ticket sold in Fredericksburg
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State of the Commonwealth: Governor Northam proposes legalizing marijuana and eliminating the death penalty.
Here’s what both said about their vote
Beginning May 1st, Spotsylvania residents will need to have a decal on their windshield when taking trash to county convenience sites or the Livingston Landfill.
Residents may conduct business online or by appointment.
Customers should gather necessary documents, schedule an appointment and study for applicable testing
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