The Sheriff’s Office says be suspicious and don’t share sensitive personal information with anyone who calls, emails, or visits you out of the blue promoting a solar panel deal.
Spotsylvania Fire, Rescue and Emergency Management Chief Jay Cullinan talks safety in the kitchen–safety when frying a turkey–and making sure your fire extinguisher is in working condition.
The season ended for Massaponax and King George after defeats in the region semifinals.
Seventh grader overcame a mild form of cerebral palsy to make the football team at Chancellor Middle School.
While data is still flowing in, reading program is already yielding positive results for students in grades 1-8.
Lee Hill District representative Lisa Phelps made the request to the board’s clerk; policy requires the chair be notified directly.
School board recently heard from a consulting firm detailing the steps to developing a five-year strategic plan.
Lisa Phelps declined to comment on the lawsuit, citing a lack of information. April Gillespie stands by testimony that supported Phelps’ assault charge against Cole.
Per agreement, Caroline will receive $57.5% of the revenue associated with the project, and Spotsylvania will bring in the remaining $42.5%.
Executive Director Mike Harvey says the nine thousand square foot building, with 15 lanes, should be ready by next summer.
King George and Stafford County public schools also earned honors at the division level.
Division emailed parents and guardians Tuesday evening informing them of threatening messages being sent to Black students.
Based on new accountability framework, nine county schools would be considered ‘Off Track’ and six would be listed under ‘Needs Intensive Support.’
Spotsylvania School Superintendent Dr. Clint Mitchell opened the 4E Education Expo at Chancellor High School with an explanation on the plan.
Helping Spotsylvania students make decisions as they begin to stop into the real world.
Katie Simitoski and Kelly Guempel talk about Enrolled, Employed, Enlisted and Engaged.
Joy O’Toole with the Central Rappahannock Regional Library talks about Saturday’s program at Germanna’s Spotsylvania campus.
As construction continues to widen Mudd Tavern Road to four lanes in the Thornburg area, turn lanes at Route 1 will reduce congestion and driver delays at the intersection.
Board, division grappling with effects of a nearly $50 million budget shortfall.
Jeremiah Community takes a step forward, and a rift arises over conservation districts in Fredericksburg highlight this week’s edition of Press Rewind.
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