A Parents Matter discussion took place in Stafford on Thursday. Governor Youngkin has held these Town Hall meetings around the state. The governor and Delegate Tara Durant talked about the dangers of social media.
Councilman Matt Kelly overseas and unable to attend
Stafford County Makes Significant Progress on the Stream Restoration Project at Brooks Park
The PREP Act–Preparing and Retaining Education Professionals would help expand teacher training programs and boost diversity in the teacher workforce.
Some of my most treasured memories of my late grandfather are the stories he shared of his time in service to our country. On the U.S. House floor, I read some extraordinary Stores of Service that Virginians have shared with me.
Virginia Senator Mark Warner says to plan ahead if you’re thinking about overseas travel. Warner says trying get a passport post-COVID has been a disaster.
Here’s info on applying for assistance
Vice-Mayor Frye talks about the increase in youth violence in Fredericksburg. Councilman Frye also discusses telling the complete telling of history in the City.
Stafford Commissioner of the Revenue Scott Mayausky and Curry Roberts, the President of the Fredericksburg Regional Alliance at the University of Mary Washington talk about data centers in the region.
This campaign runs until August 31
Right now employees face court–some on council want the business owner to face a penalty
Drivers Will Now Need to Move Over For Disabled Vehicles Along With Emergency Vehicles, Police Vehicles and Tow Trucks
Jeff Say speaks about broadband at White House funding announcement
Senator Warner reacts to the broadband money announcement
New name would be Arlington House. Legislation introduced.
Not trained yet? Here’s what you need to know…
Fredericksburg Councilman Matt Kelly has reversed course and decided to seek re-election. He made the announcement this morning on Town Talk
City Councilman Matt Kelly talks about growth, transportation, preserving the Renwick Building, and his future–he’s running for re-election.
Durant-Griffin Senate races decided early
By Madison Brown Fredericksburg Today Fredericksburg’s new Visitor Center in the Executive Plaza at 601 Caroline Street is on track to open in June of next year, according to Bill Freehling, the city’s director of economic development and tourism (EDT). The new space...
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