Now, the proposed project goes before the Board of Supervisors.

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Now, the proposed project goes before the Board of Supervisors.
U.S. senator says Republicans sold their souls to the president.
VDOT is installing a traffic light at the intersection of Tidewater Trail and Glendas Way, where there have been four pedestrian deaths in recent years.
The board scheduled a joint public hearing with the Stafford Planning Commission for Oct. 21.
Flags at half-staff until August 31st after the Minnesota shootings
Supervisors Lori Hayes and Jacob Lane voted against the Hunters Ridge South project.
At her final meeting before retirement, longtime clerk Lacey feted for decades of service.
Four board of supervisors races and four school board seats are on the ballot in Stafford this election cycle.
Incumbent Kevin Marshall is seeking a third term but faces challenges from Nilofer Garza and David Goosman.
The contest will now be between Maya Guy and Hank Scharpenberg.
Board approved rezoning application from Dahlgren Innovation Hub, whose developers are offering $12 million in proffers.
In newly-created role, he’ll oversee wastewater treatment plant expansion, construction of new fire station.
Thursday is National Fentanyl Prevention and Awareness Day.
Board voted 4-3 Tuesday night to hold a work session next week during which it will further discuss the impact of the facilities.
Supervisors pushed for renovations to Bowling Green Elementary School, then declined school board’s invitation for a joint meeting to discuss the project.
Paul Milde is a Republican candidate for the House of Delegates 64th District, which includes parts of Stafford County.
Your weekly look at upcoming public meetings in the region.
Forrest Miller is the Democratic candidate for Virginia House of Delegates District 63, which includes part of Spotsylvania County.
Supervisors Floyd Thomas and Reginald Underwood objected to the purchase of accessibility software, citing the timing of the start of early voting.
While no special-use permit will be required for data centers, buildings supervisors suggest buildings be 1,000 feet from any residential property line, schools, churches, hospital or park.