HJ 2, which would automatically restore felons’ right to vote, passed the House of Delegates Committee on Privileges and Elections on a party line vote Wednesday.
Mary Washington Hospital and Spotsylvania Regional Medical Center received “C” grades.
What’s new: Data centers and more drama among members of the Spotsylvania County School Board.
North Stafford, Massaponax and King George also advance in postseason play.
Commemoration of Frenchman’s ballyhooed visit started back in March.
County now seeks a maximum withdrawal of 9 million gallons a day from the river instead of 13.9 million.
Lisa Phelps declined to comment on the lawsuit, citing a lack of information. April Gillespie stands by testimony that supported Phelps’ assault charge against Cole.
Panel discussions touched on mental health trends, resources available to students.
Per agreement, Caroline will receive $57.5% of the revenue associated with the project, and Spotsylvania will bring in the remaining $42.5%.
Sublette: expect a dry and cool weekend after Friday morning rain ends.
School board approves calendar changes, new specialty center at Colonial Forge High School.
King George and Stafford County public schools also earned honors at the division level.
After passing resolution on data centers, the body then went into closed session to discuss a development in Celebrate Virginia South.
Joint meeting between supervisors, EDA sparks conversation about which businesses to attract.
Division emailed parents and guardians Tuesday evening informing them of threatening messages being sent to Black students.
UMW Votes program offered free transportation to students on Election Day.
A local screening of ‘Written by Mike’ will be held 8 p.m. Saturday at Red Dragon Brewery following the release.
The City of Fredericksburg held a procession Monday morning that culminated with a ceremony at the war memorial near Barton and George Streets.
On Veterans Day, Jamar Billingsley reflects on the reverberations of his aunt’s choice to join the Marine Corps.
State senator said he would support drinking water for Bowling Green residents, but is not in support of the plan to withdraw from the Rappahannock River for business growth.
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