Your weekly look at upcoming public meetings in the region.
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Your weekly look at upcoming public meetings in the region.
Two new students are serving on school board, while previous reps are helping to lead a new statewide organization.
In the program, surplus air conditioners from the University of Mary Washington will be given to Fredericksburg-area residents in need.
New policy requires school personnel to refer to students by the name and pronoun on their official record, unless they’re 18 or older, emancipated or have written instruction from parents.
Deuntay Diggs was also elected chairman for a second straight year.
The Democratic congressman noted his own immigrant past in decrying facility.
The board voted 2025 Chair William Davis as vice chair.
Ward 4 Councilor Chuck Frye named vice mayor.
Event attempts to count number of unhoused people in region on Jan. 29.
Make this year the healthiest yet with tips from health department.
Your weekly look at upcoming public meetings in the region.
Sisters Viola Medley and Mildred Tufail were ordered to pay $4,750 apiece in unpaid lot rent by a judge in November.
New exhibit at City Visitor Center is based on the research of longtime National Park Service volunteer Steve Morin.
It is believed that Massaponax High School graduate Grayson Wood is the first golfer from the Fredericksburg area to ever quality for a PGA Tour event.
Managing editor Joey LoMonaco’s top pieces include a serial podcast, Afghan liaisons and life after a life-altering injury.
Washington Post report: Locality being considered for immigration deportation facility.
From pinball to painting, the inaugural year of the Free Press’s arts and entertainment newsletter was full of passions, projects, pursuits.
My top five stories of 2025 talk about everything from DOGE to SNL, and first responders to agriculture and higher education.
My top five stories of 2025 include a retrospective of the integration of Caroline County Public Schools, a group of dedicated volunteers filling prescriptions at the Moss Free Clinic, and an area therapist providing guidance for federal employees rebuilding their lives.
Franco Abud, bound for Cornell next year, is the state vice president for the Virginia FFA.