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.
Democratic candidate for governor met with small-business owners as part of her ‘Span Virginia Bus Tour.’
During a work session, councilors signaled an openness to removing 500-foot buffer between tattoo shops and residences.
In this episode, Gaila looks back on her time at the Fredericksburg Area Museum and looks ahead to her new book.
Clinic has served region’s uninsured and indigent patients since 1993.
Fredericksburg and Stafford each support Option C, while Spotsylvania is seeking a hybrid plan that would greater benefit its residents.
SOL test performance sags at James Monroe High School, ticks up at Walker-Grant Middle School.
Construction for the multi-use path, which is fully funded through VDOT’s SMART SCALE, could begin as early as 2028.
HFFI makes case to city council for pursuit of conservation goals.
Exhibit at Fredericksburg Area Museum opens Friday with evening of revelry, reflection.
Surrounded by friends and family, Gunnar Burns is focused on therapy, recovery and moving forward.
Councilors also agree to shift $200,000 from school capital projects to operating fund for upcoming fiscal year.
Fair at JM included sessions, conversations and activities related to youth mental health.
Foster parenting is a family endeavor for Flowers, a family systems coordinator with nonprofit UMFS Fredericksburg.
Investigation underway into incident, which resulted in an estimated $20,000 damage.
Board heard Monday that all four city schools would be ‘off track’ under new state performance standards.
Del. Destiny LeVere-Bolling shared her experiences as a new mother/legislator, and Speaker of the House Don Scott made an appearance.
Furry, eco-friendly landscaping project at Old Mill Park is part of 60-day trial program.
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