Six Rappahannock Electric Cooperative employees helped Project Linus in Culpeper.

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Six Rappahannock Electric Cooperative employees helped Project Linus in Culpeper.
Stratford Hall’s Gordon Blaine Steffey talks about events Saturday and Sunday.
4:30 close time will likely go back to 6 when Daylight Savings Time begins but no more public brush or leaves will be accepted at the Chancellor Landfill.
Officials say new features allow for greater security.
Fredericksburg area Delegates Josh Cole and Paul Milde on opposite sides of debate on the House floor on a constitutional amendment restoring voting rights for those convicted of a felony.
Democrats in the House of Delegates advanced a proposed constitutional amendment to place abortion rights in the state constitution.
All work is scheduled weather permitting.
She’s the first woman to be called as pastor and head of staff in a permanent capacity to this church.
You’re welcome to come by for food assistance once a week, whether you choose a Drive-Thru, Walk-Up, or Fresh Market distribution.
Rev. Milford most recently served a church in Acworth, Georgia.
Driver of a tractor trailer suffered life-threatening injuries.
Stafford Fire and Rescue says smoke detectors did not appear to activate at the time of the fire.
Stafford Fire and Rescue says fire stopped from threatening two homes.
Ice on the river.
Virginia Senator Tim Kaine talks about his comittment to the Affordable Care Act, getting legislation passed in the minority party of Capitol Hill and how he views the conversations about Greenland, Canada and the Panama Canal.
Alexis Innis with American Red Cross Blood Services says only 3% of those eligible give blood.
VDOT’s Kelly Hannon says if you haven’t had a plow on your street by Thursday–contact them.
Few cars on the road to begin our cold, snowy and slippery Tuesday.
Kelly Hannon with VDOT says staying off the roads will help clear them keep the roads clear.
VDOT and its contractors–and City Public Works–are out in it.