Christian Zammas is today a business owner in down Fredericksburg (Katora Coffee). But he was once homeless.

;
Christian Zammas is today a business owner in down Fredericksburg (Katora Coffee). But he was once homeless.
Meetings planned this Thursday and Saturday
Service by appointment offered Monday, Wednesday and Friday; Walk-in service offered Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
The Stafford Board of Supervisors will decide in two weeks whether they need to launch an investigation into the problems that occurred in the early days of school year.
Marching for voting rights over the Martin Luther King Bridge on Fall Hill Ave.
On the 58th anniversary of Martin Luther King’s “I Have a Dream Speech,” a voting rights rally and march was held in Fredericksburg.
School choice. Spotsylvania Supervisors McLaughlin and Ross say they’ll push for it in the county.
The Spotsylvania Board of Supervisors voted 6-1 to rename Jefferson Davis Highway to “Patriot Highway.” Supervisor Deborah Frazier voted no, saying the community wasn’t given an opportunity to weigh in and make suggestions.
Jane McDonald Yaun will retire June 30, 2022.
Stafford Economic Development and Tourism Director John Holden with updates on the Virginia Smart Community Testbed in the county. Discussions on 5G, Lunch and Learns.
Stafford Supervisors Vanuch and Coen talk about problems during the opening week of school.
The award-winning W.O.W. program has provided internet accessibility for online learning opportunities since 2020
Virginia Career Works in Massaponax offers helps to those seeking work, or a career change or employers looking for staff.
You should receive an alert on your phone about 2:20 this afternoon
King George Economic Development and Tourism Director Nick Minor with an overview on the county including broadband, a possible Native American history trail and updating ordinances.
New online payment plan option saves customers a trip to DMV
Legal Aid Works has a Housing Navigator to help people apply for rent relief through the online portal set up by Virginia to allow tenants to access millions of dollars in rent funds to avoid evictions.
Your input being taken until this Friday
Here’s what you need to know…..
Waiver applies to residential users, not commercial