Spotsylvania County Board of Supervisors voted unanimously to direct staff to study the possibility of taking over stormwater management in the community.
Residents, however, diagnose potential parking, traffic issues associated with proposed 242-unit development.
The building, considered a ‘character structure’ in city’s Area 6 plan, would be adapted to house 30 apartment units.
Sisters Viola Medley and Mildred Tufail had eviction cases dismissed on Monday in Caroline County General District Court.
Contest operators Paula and Robert Welsh plan to donate significant portion of ticket sales to two local charities.
Steven Cade made a stop in Fredericksburg to perform and donate a guitar for lessons at The Brisben Center.
Report also notes that affordable housing is increasingly elusive in the region, racial disparities persist and evictions are on the rise.
Residents are requesting nearly $1.3 million in relief from the county, alleging its staff prematurely released performance bonds to builder Lennar Homes.
Appeal centers on nonprofit’s legal standing to contest demolition of structure at 204 Lewis St.
Free event will take place from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. and features mortgage lenders, home inspectors, appraisers and real estate agents.
Tour included the Renwick Courthouse, which is currently undergoing renovations.
Fredericksburg Area Health and Support Services recently laid off 25% of its employees after losing half of a $1.7 million federal grant.
At a meeting held earlier this month, representatives from the county’s sheriff’s office outlined a timeline for vacating encampments on private property. They’re asking organizations to assist those who will be displaced.
King George Board of Supervisors voted to support Exodus Family Institute’s application for a $100,000 grant to conduct a feasibility study for 21 affordable homes.
Fundraiser originated in Canada with a goal of supporting local charities and programs that help people in difficult housing situations.
Proposed amendments to zoning and subdivision ordinance would severely limit the amount of homes on one parcel of land.
More than 50 volunteers combed the region last week, gathering information for annual survey.
On Tuesday, Fredericksburg City Council cleared the way for the supportive housing project to move into the site planning stage.
Continuum of Care is recruiting volunteers to help with this year’s count.
A 3,845-square-foot house at 615 Fauquier St. just off Washington Avenue in Fredericksburg topped the list.
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