Cause of drainage unknown, and residents could soon smell previously-submerged microorganisms.

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Cause of drainage unknown, and residents could soon smell previously-submerged microorganisms.
Rich Larochelle leads a tour of the Stafford County farm where fresh food is grown and donated to groups and agencies with feeding programs.
Rich Larochelle led a tour of Rappahannock Education Farm in Stafford on Earth Day.
Callie Brown, Amanda Richardson and Courtney Mersiowsky preview the event.
American Rivers report cites declining groundwater, population and development growth as issues affecting river.
Downtown Greens cut the ribbon for the path in the upper garden along Dixon Street between Princess Anne and Charles Streets.
Project is expected to generate nearly $19 million in annual tax revenue and more than $560 million over 30 years.
Tree Fredericksburg founder was honored Thursday during city’s 37th annual Arbor Day celebration.
Specimens were tested by U.S. Fish and Wildlife Agency; VDH says no human cases in Commonwealth.
The properties are located in the George Washington and Hartwood districts.
Tree Fredericksbug came out in force at Old Mill Park to prepare the seedlings.
The City is using goats to clear invasive species and perform landscaping on the hillside at Old Mill Park.
Board also discussed data centers, school funding, tax relief and county employee benefits.
Three supervisors voted to require a special use permit for data centers, while three others favored by-right development in Industrial zones. Supervisor Deborah Frazier did not attend the meeting.
Split-rail device is no longer near Cobblestone wall, but Mayfield residents are none too happy about new location.
Special use permits still required to construct data centers elsewhere in county.
The Blaisdell project would put about 1.5 million square feet of buildings on 181 acres south of U.S. 17, north of the Rappahannock River and east of Interstate 95.
At 6 p.m. on March 20, CSX representatives will speak at a meeting organized by Del. Joshua Cole (D-Fredericksburg) at the Mayfield Community Center.
Project would produce power for about 600 low- to moderate-income homes as well as some businesses.
Panel at Dorothy Hart included environmentalists, data center developers and Mayor Kerry Devine.