Stafford authorities say 25-year old Tyler Trotter is no longer coaching in Stafford County Schools
Area coach charged in Stafford with indecent liberties with a child
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Germanna president charged with DUI and reckless driving
Incident happened in King George earlier this month
WATCH: Final push for Downtown Greens to finish purchase of 56 acres
Downtown Greens calls it their Countdown to Conversation. 100,000+ dollars needed to own 56 acres in Fredericksburg free and clear. The goal is to reach the goal this week.
Donate here: http://www.downtowngreens.org/buffer.html
LISTEN: Town Talk/Wildlife Rescue League
Carolyn Wilder and Karen Brace talk about when and when not try to help animals. We talk about birds, squirrels and deer–and the process to become involved with animal rehab. wildliferescue.org
WATCH: Spotsy School Board members respond to possible school cuts
Spotsylvania School Board members Twigg, Abuismail, Cole, Shelley and Daniels respond to Superintendent Mark Taylor’s proposed budget cuts if the school budget isn’t fully funded by the Board of Supervisors.
WATCH: Spotsy School Superintendent says big budget cuts are coming if supervisors don’t fully fund budget
Mark Taylor says he may need to propose eliminating school libraries, cutting 60 teachers, 23 paraeducators and eliminating Governor’s School….along with many other cuts.
Supervisors hold a budget public hearing on Thursday night.
LISTEN: Town Talk/James Monroe High School Theater Department
Teachers Heidi Ribel and Mark Wright and seven members of “Something Rotten.” We meet some the cast and hear four songs. “Something Rotten” Thursday thru Saturday at JM.
City Police investigating a Sunday afternoon homicide
Shooting took place in the 400 block of Chadwick Court. Have info? Contact City Police.
PHOTOS: Downtown Greens in homestretch to finish paying off land for expansion
Less than a week to go for Downtown Greens to reach its goal of raising the last $125,000 to pay off the loan for the 56 acres of land within the City of Fredericksburg.
PHOTOS: Churches and other volunteers gather to pack meals for Haiti
A number of area churches and other volunteers gathered early Saturday at the old Walker Grant gym to pack 40-thousand meals to go to Haiti.
WATCH: Putting 40,000 meals together for Haiti
A number of Fredericksburg area churches along with other area groups met Saturday morning at Old Walker Grant to put together 40-thousand meals for Haiti.
PHOTOS: Taking in the colors and warm temps on Thursday
It looked like spring. It felt like spring downtown.
PHOTOS: Thanking the Food Bank
A General Assembly resolution praising the work of the Fredericksburg Regional Food Bank. Delegates Phil Scott and Bobby Orrock and Senator Bryce Reeves presented it to the leadership and employees of the Foon Bank on Thursday.
WATCH: Recognizing the work and workers of the Fredericksburg Regional Food Bank
Delegates Scott, Orrock and Senator Reeves present a General Assembly resolution commending the work of the Fredericksburg Regional Food Bank.
Spotsy man arrested in Camelot subdivision with gun and drugs
Sheriff’s Office says suspect had a Smith and Wesson 9mm handgun, an estimated 100 pressed fentanyl pills, and 12 grams of suspected cocaine.
LISTEN: Town Talk/George Washington Foundation
Dave Muraca and Ann Waters. Preview of upcoming events at Kenmore and Ferry Farm. How the discoveries at Ferry Farm has changed how history looks at Mary Washington.
WATCH: Stafford Supervisors set advertised tax rates
The board can adopt lower rates, but not higher later this spring
LISTEN: Town Talk/Stafford Fire and Rescue
Deputy Fire Chief Ben Gouldman and Public Information Officer Katie Brady talk about smoke detectors, developing a plan to get out of your home if there’s a fire, National Poison Prevention Week and the 4pm Burn Law.
WATCH: An outside learning classroom
James Monroe High School environmental science students planting trees and seeing nature up-close on Tuesday at the new Downtown Greens land in Fredericksburg
PHOTOS: Learning now, planting for the future
James Monroe High School environmental science students planted trees on Tuesday at Downtown Greens Inc. new land.
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