Graduation ceremonies held Thursday morning for Rappahannock Regional Criminal Justice Academy’s Law Enforcement Basic 152. The newest members heard from Academy Executive Director Mike Harvey
The Health District says there are 71 new cases
Getting ready for school to open Monday in Spotsylvania. Superintendent Dr. Scott Baker, Director of Communications Rene’ Daniels and Deputy Superintendent Dr. Carol Flenard.
Spotsylvania Supervisors made no decision on a request by the School Board for 2.5 million dollars in CARES Act money for Chromebooks to provide to students. Without the money, the school board says cuts will come in other areas.
The National Weather Service says another flash flood watch is in effect for today. Multiple rounds of thunderstorms with heavy rain will be possible.
Fredericksburg City Council will take a final vote August 25th to authorize $250-thousand dollars on telling a more complete story on the City’s history.
Never allow a stranger remote access to your computer if it has nothing to do with the reason you are calling technical support.
Deputy Director Sarah Chiles and Executive Director Carrie Withers talk about Clear the Shelters, the PETS program, being a foster parent and an upcoming golf tournament.
The National Weather Service says the Warning is in effect for Manassas and vicinity
The National Weather Service says a slow moving front will enter our area and stall Wednesday, allowing showers and storms to develop and linger.
The 16 cliff swallows were first taken to the Wildlife Center of Virginia before being released near the Benjamin Harrison Bridge, where other cliff swallows have nests on the bridge
When she scratched a Lucky 7s Cash Blowout ticket that she bought at Onville Kwik Shop on Onville Road in Stafford, she got very quiet. “I almost passed out!” she said.
Wastewater treatment plant upgrades, agriculture improvements are aid to help decrease pollution
Mirinda Reynolds now has murals from downtown Fredericksburg to North Stafford. Her lates6t is on Stafford House of Yoga on 610.
A divided Spotsylvania School Board approved having Board member Erin Grampp work with school administration in determining some specific guidelines when it would be safe to reopen schools to students.
UMW Professor Emeritus of History Bill Crawley begins a series of six online lectures.
Spotsylvania Schools are collecting school supplies. Some will go to students who need them while working at home. Some will be used when students do return to school.
(Graphic details) Two goats killed at 10516 Heather Greens Circle. Police say there’s video evidence.
Slight chance of late afternoon storms today
Spotsylvania Schools collected school supplies Saturday morning. Even without kids in schools to start, supplies will still be needed when hybrid learning begins.
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