The designation would allow the city council candidates to participate in the upcoming election without putting their federal jobs in jeopardy.
Boyd, who has served as Ward 3 rep since 2016, is no longer living in the city.
Residents, however, diagnose potential parking, traffic issues associated with proposed 242-unit development.
The building, considered a ‘character structure’ in city’s Area 6 plan, would be adapted to house 30 apartment units.
At her final meeting before retirement, longtime clerk Lacey feted for decades of service.
Wednesday’s meeting will include a period for public comment.
Diggs, the current chair of the Stafford County Board of Supervisors, opens up about his childhood traumas and how he emerged as an individual who doesn’t fit preconceived molds.
In many ways, Bach, 27, resembles the players whose exploits he describes: he, too, is looking to get noticed and climb the rungs of professional baseball.
Statement comes in the wake of Republican committee endorsing Kelly in Ward 3 election.
Contest operators Paula and Robert Welsh plan to donate significant portion of ticket sales to two local charities.
Officials held a ribbon cutting for the city’s new middle school, which opens its doors to students on Aug. 18.
From statewide races to Ward seats on city council and school board, here’s what will be included on your ballot.
Here’s what made an impact last week, as curated by the staff.
Endorsement remains for Ward 1 candidate Matt Rowe, whose opponent Ken Gantt is a federal employee barred from participating in partisan elections.
Former FCPS Superintendent Richard Garnett honored at program’s closing ceremony.
Ward 3 seat is the only contested school board race in Fredericksburg this November.
Your recap of the past week of news in the Fredericksburg region.
Concerns over transmission line routes led commissioners to vote 7-0 against the project, which was intended for the 84-acre ‘Hylton tract.’
New policy requiring pre-approval for conference and other opportunities passes 4-2 — but not without some crosstalk.
Appeal centers on nonprofit’s legal standing to contest demolition of structure at 204 Lewis St.
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