During the sales tax holiday, you can buy qualifying school supplies, clothing, footwear, hurricane and emergency preparedness items, and Energy Star™ and WaterSense™ products without paying sales tax.
The campus is expected to generate $88 million per year in tax revenue when completed.
Jennifer Wexton was diagnosed with a rare neurological disorder that impacted her ability to speak.
Sierra Club and Friends of the Rappahannock hope to rally residents to fight data center developments.
Josh Summits named Fredericksburg’s new director of economic development and tourism.
Major developments are in the works in the county, but supervisors request extra time to carefully consider them.
The Free Press compiled statements issued by Fredericksburg-area politicians at the state and federal levels in reaction to Biden bowing out of the presidential race.
Endorses Vice President Kamala Harris as Democratic nominee.
Both bodies approved resolutions supporting the referendum during separate meetings this week.
Stephanie Benson with Columbia Gas of Virginia talks to us about a new law that went into effect July 1st.
Dr. Bridgette Williams and Del. Josh Cole are collaborating to create a license plate inclusive of widowed military, police and firefighter spouses.
Scott Mayausky says the agency has ties to some local projects.
Newly purchased building will be used for early voting, pending approval from the Virginia Attorney General’s Office.
Bill Ashton recently served as town manager for Herndon, Va.
Mayor Kerry Devine suggests Celebrate Virginia South for potential data center development.
Lt. Worley is retiring after 32 years in law enforcement.
Early voting will take place there this fall too.
The EDA also voted to begin advocating for addition of a bike and pedestrian lane when Falmouth Bridge is rebuilt.
Discussion centered around teacher recruitment and retention.
Johnston, who’s served in that role for the past 11 years, will retire effective Oct. 1.
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