VIDEO: Stafford Schools presents “K-12 and Beyond Parent Resource Fair” on November 14 from 6-8 at University Hall at the UMW Stafford Campus. It’s intended to give parents and students info on what the school system offers.
UVA Athletics with a feature on Courtland High School grad Nick Grant
Fredericksburg City Attorney Kathleen Dooley is the recipient of the 2019 Local Government Attorney’s Finnegan Award. It’s the highest honor for city, town and county attorneys in Virginia. Here’s the proclamation.
Members of the Falls of the Rappahannock Chapter, National Society Daughters of the American Revolution gathered for their annual Day of Service over the weekend to help Cooking Autism.
AUDIO: The Fredericksburg Salvation Army is looking for warehouse space (15-18,000 square feet) to house Toyland from mid-November to mid-December.
The area was the scene of Civil War battles.
Friday night chase results in a slew of charges
The incident occurred late Saturday night on Courthouse Road
VIDEO: The Fredericksburg Salvation Army needs 15-18 thousand square feet of warehouse space for their Angel Tree program. They’ll need a facility for about a month: mid-November to mid-December. Can you help?
Personal finance website WalletHub did the survey. UMW was 8th in the state.
AUDIO: Fredericksburg Mayor Mary Katherine Greenlaw she’s running for re-election in the May city elections. Mayor Greenlaw is serving her second four-year term.
“Pushing the Limits Tour” coming to UMW on December 9th
PHOTOS: Fall descends on the Bloody Angle. Spotsylvania Battlefield.
VIDEO: Courtland High School students take you on a tour of the school in a one shot video. It begins and ends on the new blue football field.
PHOTOS: Last week Treasure House at Massaponax High School was running low on many supplies it provides to the over 350 homeless students in Spotsylvania Schools. Today it’s filled.
VIDEO: A look into education during the Civil Rights era of the 1950’s and 60’s. Charles Conyers was Principal at John J. Wright before integration.
VIDEO: There’s now a historical marker on Courthouse Road in front of the John J. Wright Educational and Cultural Center. The school has played an important role in African American education in the Spotsylvania.
Sheehy and UMW partnership
AUDIO: We’re downtown with Rachel Berenbaum of Phosphene Studio at 806 Caroline Street.
VIDEO: A state historical marker was dedicated at the John J. Wright School that highlights the 20th century history of secondary public school education for African American students in Spotsylvania.
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