Stafford Supervisors want changes to their contract with the Central Rappahannock Regional Library. Supervisors also want to look at the possibility of leaving the system and going on their own.

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Stafford Supervisors want changes to their contract with the Central Rappahannock Regional Library. Supervisors also want to look at the possibility of leaving the system and going on their own.
Ann Kloeckner with Legal Aid Works talks about the utility shutoff moratorium and the CDC eviction moratorium.
Fredericksburg’s real estate market is sizzling, Greenlaw says. “Everything is selling as soon as it’s put on the market.”
The Fredericksburg area clinic will be a four-story, 450,000-square- foot facility built on a 48-acre site with extensive frontage along U.S. Route 1 at Hood Drive.
The debate teams from the University of Mary Washington and the University of Minnesota will jointly host a debate watch and dialogue session for the first presidential debate tonight. The event will take place on Zoom and is open to students and the public....
In this week’s episode, Mayor Greenlaw is joined by Jane Shelhorse, Director of Parks, Recreation and Events, who answers your questions about what’s happening in the ‘Burg.
Residents are invited to participate in a 90-day appeal and comment period beginning on September 30, 2020.
You’ll have two questions on the ballot. Stafford Commissioner of Revenue Scott Mayausky explains each….
Diane Shea with the League of Women Voters
Voting 101 with Diane Shea of the League of Women Voters in the Fredericksburg area
Spotsylvania Supervisor Deborah Frazier–a middle school principal–questions the commitment to schools by the board.
Spotsylvania Supervisor Chris Yakabouski joined with Board Chairman Gary Skinner and Supervisor Deborah Frazier in opposing holding back 2+ million dollars in CARES Act money from the schools until at least late October.
After a year of so much bad news, City Council on Tuesday endorsed a plan to restore pay cuts of 2% and 3% that city staff took in the early days of the pandemic. Everyone will also receive a 1% pay increase effective October 3rd.
Debate in the 1st Congressional District. Democrat Qasim Rashid and Republican incumbent Rob Wittman held a virtual debate. (video courtesy UMW)
st District Congressional debate between Rashid and Wittman. The topic: Broadband (video courtesy UMW)
First District virtual Congressional debate between Wittman and Rashid. The topic: COVID-19. (video courtesy UMW)
Spotsylvania Supervisors are scheduled to hold a public hearing Tuesday night on how the county should spend the second round of its federal COVID-19 money.
It’s Republican incumbent Rob Wittman against Democratic challenger Qasim Rashid
Applications reopen Monday, September 21 and close on Monday, September 28
Stafford Economic Development and Tourism Director John Holden talks about the Stay, Sleep and Safe in Stafford Business grants. The grant application window opens on September 21st. It closes September 28th at 4pm.