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NAMI offers multiple ways to volunteer
The updated maps were produced in coordination with local, state and FEMA officials.
40+ floats in the City Christmas Reverse parade
Heavy traffic kept many from seeing the Fredericksburg Christmas parade. Traffic was jammed along Bragg Road, Fall Hill Avenue, Central Park and Celebrate Virginia.
Hundreds of cars streamed thru Loriella Park on Saturday afternoon for the annual Spotsylvania Christmas Parade. It was a reverse parade in these COVID times.
The 90-day appeal period will begin on or around Dec. 2, 2020. Residents and business owners are also encouraged to review the updated maps to learn about local flood risks and potential future flood insurance requirements.
Better Business Bureau of Central Virginia warns of puppy scam surge
The region continues to see climbing COVID numbers
The International Spirits Challenge launched in 1995 to promote spirits from across the globe, offering five medals per category.
You will be in your car. Reverse parade begins at 5:30 Saturday night
All lanes of northbound I-95 are stopped before Marine Corps Base Quantico because of a tractor-trailer fire.
VDOT says all lanes on I-95 northbound at mile marker 147 in Stafford County are blocked due to a tractor-trailer crash near the Prince William County line.
Saying thank-you to Spotsylvania school bus drivers. Goshen Baptist Church dropped off goodie bags to drivers at Robert E. Lee Elementary.
Brisben Center de-concentrates shelter by relocating some to hotel
High numbers all week continue
Fredericksburg and Spotyslvania National Military Park Chief Historian John Hennessy and Historian Mary O’Neil preview the virtual Battle of Fredericksburg events.
Virtual Hidden in Plain Sight allows parents and caregivers a unique virtual opportunity to look into a teen’s mock bedroom
The Stafford Sheriff’s Office says charges are pending
The National Weather Service says rain should start by this afternoon, with the heaviest occurring tonight. Heaviest totals expected over southern MD and along the Blue Ridge.