As a regional facility, MCBQ is a critical asset for weapons proficiency training for Marines, the Department of Defense, federal agencies, and law enforcement organizations.

;
As a regional facility, MCBQ is a critical asset for weapons proficiency training for Marines, the Department of Defense, federal agencies, and law enforcement organizations.
Staying safe and keeping your money safe during the holidays.
Virginia’s average of $3.01 is up a penny in a week, down 12 cents in a month, and is also 12 cents cheaper than on this day a year ago.
Executive Director Mike Harvey says the nine thousand square foot building, with 15 lanes, should be ready by next summer.
State Police say the victim was walking eastbound across Elk Run Road, apparently to check his mail, when he was struck by two vehicles.
The Cowan Blvd. closing along with changes at the Falmouth Bridge has resulted in some legendary back-ups in recent weeks.
80 chickens rescued from Norman Road.
Virginia State Parks says this survey will help them make plans for the future of the park.
Cait Woodward says Loisann’s Hope House on Lafayette Blvd. is looking for your help to provide day-to-day items.
Historic Germanna marks Veterans Day with an Illumination, program, and bell ringing.
Historic Germanna holds a Veterans Day Illumination.
Sheriff Jason Smith says statistics show seat belts do save lives.
Rich Larochelle with an update on the Rappahannock Education Farm.
Volunteers with VFW Post 3103 in the City put flags on the graves of veterans early Saturday.
The Food Bank says you’re welcome to come by for food assistance once a week, whether you choose a Drive-Thru, Walk-Up, or Fresh Market distribution.
It’s on the third floor of the downtown library–Erin Creighton with an update.
Because training on Quantico is continuous, residents can expect to always hear some noise or feel vibrations.
The hit-and-run crash occurred Friday night on Route 806 (Elk Run Road) at Flippo Lane.
Everyone in the state asked to conserve water.
The Virginia Department of Forestry says prevailing dry conditions across Virginia have resulted in a shorter peak foliage period as leaves dry up and are easily blown off by even light breezes.